Though often confused, dry and dehydrated skin are two distinct concerns. Dry skin is a skin type that lacks natural oils, often due to genetics, hormones or ageing. It typically feels rough, tight, and may show visible flaking. In contrast, dehydrated skin is a condition where the skin lacks water—leaving it dull, fatigued, and more prone to fine lines.
As we head into the cooler months, many of us notice our skin starting to feel a little tighter, a little drier, and more reactive than usual. It’s no coincidence — winter weather presents unique challenges for our skin.
As the colder months seem set to stay for a while yet, our skin can often feel drier and flakier due to the cold air, dry indoor heat, and low humidity levels. This can leave your skin looking a lot less radiant— not only your face, but also your hands, arms, and legs.
Mother’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate the incredible women in our lives, and we’ve curated a thoughtful selection of luxurious skincare and wellness products to make gifting effortless for your clients.
In the ever-evolving landscape of skincare, few ingredients have gathered as much attention and acclaim as retinol. Renowned forits transformative properties,retinol has long remained a cornerstone in skincare, promising to smooth wrinkles, fade dark spots, and unveil a radiant complexion.
Essential oils have been used in healing, health, and self-care practices. From ancient Egypt to traditional Chinese medicine, these natural plant extracts have played a pivotal role in promoting emotional and physical well-being. Aromatherapy, the art of using essential oils for therapeutic purposes, continues to captivate the modern world with its ability to soothe, uplift, and transform our minds and bodies.
You may think that natural and organic mean more or less the same thing. But this isn’t necessarily the case. Just because an ingredient is natural doesn’t automatically mean that it is organic too. Similarly, eco-friendly skincare can mean something entirely different!
Hyperpigmentation is a common skin condition that many people struggle with, but understanding what it is and how to treat it effectively can make all the difference. In this blog, we’ll explore everything you need to know about hyperpigmentation, from its causes to the best treatments available.
Did you know that almost half of women experience challenges with their skin during menopause? Menopause and perimenopause can throw skin into a spin. Skin changes during the menopause in several ways, all related to other changes happening in the body. When this happens, our skincare regimes can need a shake-up. Understanding what skincare is...