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The environment has a lot to do with how our skin feels and looks. When it’s hot and humid, the skin may feel greasy from the excess moisture. When it’s cold and dry, the skin may feel parched for some hydration. Not to mention other environmental stressors like air pollution, sun exposure, air-conditioning, and more. When the seasons change, so does the environment around us. Skin must adapt to the new set of climate conditions, but you can make its job a little easier by implementing a fall skincare routine outlined by these fall skincare tips. When the seasons change,...

The skin on every inch of your body naturally sloughs off and replaces itself about every 30 days. But dead skin doesn’t always shed completely, leading to flaky areas, clogged pores, and a dull complexion. Exfoliation helps with this. Exfoliating is the process of removing dead skin cells and other debris from the surface of your skin using a granular scrub, physical exfoliation tool, or chemical product. Consider these reasons why it’s important to exfoliate. Unclog your pores: Dead skin seals your pores, causing oily sebum to get stuck there. By removing dead skin, oil is washed away when you cleanse...

Coconut ozonated oil has become one of the hottest ingredients in the hair and cosmetic industry over the past few years. There are thousands of cosmetic products out there on the market. Although we hear about the benefits of coconut ozonated oil through influences and social media, many of us are unsure of what exactly coconut ozonated oil is and what it does to benefit us. From curing Alzheimer’s disease to supporting weight loss, there are 1000’s of reasons why coconut ozonated oil has been deemed by many to be one of the world’s great super ingredients. Out of all...

What are the symptoms of Rosacea and Couperose-prone skin and how do they differ? Rosacea is a chronic, episodic inflammatory disorder that affects up to 10% of the adult population. As it sits within the hypersensitive skin 'family' sufferers describe unpleasant sensations such as, among others, stinging and burning - subjective feelings that are associated with hypersensitivity. On top of those symptoms they typically experience flushing and show signs of diffuse redness of the cheeks, chin, nose and forehead, couperosis, blemishes and pustules. Occasionally the ocular area is also involved and this can lead to styes and conjunctivitis. In the...