Skincare

Aging is a constant change in life, and aging gracefully is the heart desire of mature-age persons. As people come of age, internal and external changes happen. Externally, the skin undergoes many changes of which dryness is a noticeable and worrisome problem. As you cannot stop mature skin changes, you can at least delay or reduce these changes by applying...

​While it may become a habit to fall off to sleep with a face full of foundation, blush, and mascara, completely removing your makeup before going to bed is essential to your skin’s appearance and health. It is very important to remove makeup before going to bed, because it can cause extensive damage to your skin during the night. So...

There is never a dull moment in the skin care industry (pun intended). We find that there are tons of properties that keep our skin healthy and glowing. Oleic acid is a godsend for dry, aging skin since it penetrates easily and deeply into the skin’s surface. Oils high in oleic acid are richer and heavier in consistency.

​Noncomedogenic oils help keep dry skin supple and oily skin, acne-free. That’s because noncomedogenic oils don’t clog pores. This allows skin to breathe, remain hydrated, and keeps it free from breakout.

Dull skin is basically just that; skin that has lost its luminosity and brightness over a period of time. In some individuals however, dull skin exists from the moment of birth. Dull skin has an unhealthy look that can be attributed to a few factors. Lifestyle habits and your environment also have considerable effects on the health and state of...

When you think of the T-zone, oil (and most likely acne) immediately come to mind. For many of us, that’s the location on our face where we use blotting sheets to get rid of excess oil, and where we break out the most. But during the winter, it also happens to be a place prone to dryness and visible flakes - ...