
A Good Skincare Routine for ACNE and OILY SKIN
Get and keep clear skin! This skincare routine is specifically designed to help control excess oil and breakouts with natural, gentle products.
Get and keep clear skin! This skincare routine is specifically designed to help control excess oil and breakouts with natural, gentle products.
It’s important to test every new product to ensure that it’s compatible with your skin or your child’s skin. By performing a patch test on a small area of the skin, you can get an idea how the skin will tolerate the product. Here’s how to patch-test personal care products.
Maintaining a healthy skin diet is essential for maintaining healthy skin. The skin cells require essential nutrients to function correctly, regenerate, and repair damage. A good diet will help prevent oxidative damage leading to premature aging, fine lines, wrinkles, and other skin problems. Changing the diet can even help repair skin barrier damage.
Stress can make skin more sensitive, reactive, and prone to various unpleasant conditions such as acne, psoriasis, and eczema. Stress can also cause the skin to become dry and itchy. Discover ways to reduce stress for better skin.
Essential oils have therapeutic properties and we use them in many of our products because certain essential oils are fantastic at helping to repair the skin barrier.
Certain plant oils are very useful for repairing and maintaining a healthy skin barrier. But not all plant oils are equally helpful. Before coating our skin, it’s important to choose oils that are non-comedogenic and oils that help restore the skin barrier.
Certain non-comedogenic plant oils also have the ability to repair the skin barrier by: reducing inflammation, speeding wound healing, combatting harmful bacteria, regulating sebum production, preventing and managing skin aging…
The order in which you apply your skincare products is important for ensuring that they are effective and that you are getting the most out of your routine. Read this blog post to learn how to layer your skincare products for optimal results.
Maintaining healthy skin requires repairing its barrier. Harsh skincare products, environment, and genetics can damage it. To restore it, use products with skin food ingredients like ceramides, fatty acids, and cholesterol. Learn more.
If you are trying to repair a damaged skin barrier, or if you just want to protect and future-proof your skin, make these skin care habits a normal part of your personal care routine.