What skincare for kids should mean Cosmeticorexiahas been used to describe kids’ obsession with “flawless skin, strong actives, and mega skincare regimens. Here’s what kids’ skincare should actually be. About
We take great care in selecting our ingredients, with hypoallergenicity and efficacy being our primary filters. Aluminum chlorohydrate is generally well tolerated in skincare. Aluminum Chlorohydrate and Skin Safety Aluminum
Not An Allergen … But Quite Bad for Skin Anxiety If anxiety could be put in a patch test, we bet it would make the top of published allergen lists
Intimidated by your doctor? You shouldn’t be. You’re putting your care in the hands of an expert and have a right to know more about them. Keep it light and
“Connubial or Consort Contact Dermatitis” is thing! While some skin lesions can be associated with sexual activity (infection, friction, etc.) — which is why it’s so important not to self
If You Can’t Eat It, You Can Probably Still Use It In A Cream. “I’m allergic to almonds…can I use a cream with an ingredient extracted from almonds?” “I can’t
It’s a faster, simpler way to “bullet coffee” that gives you the same energy boost with more benefits for your skin, body, heart, and brain! Eat less: Virgin coconut oil is high
The quick summary: There are multiple published clinical studies on the antimicrobial properties of virgin coconut oil (VCO) and its derivatives, and they’ve been around longer than you may think.
With new bugs and superbugs, we’re looking for more ways to prevent infection. Improving our nutrition and overall well being is important (which includes lessening stress and getting enough sleep). Another is
