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Learn How to Protect Your Skin Skin care consists of many practices that benefit the skin, but their objectives are generally to improve the skin’s appearance, maintain its integrity and relieve specific skin conditions. Practices that improve the skin’s appearance include cosmetics, exfoliation and medical procedures such as microdermabrasion, dermal fillers, laser resurfacing, peels and retinol therapy. Maintaining the skin’s integrity invol...

Having it all, her way. Over the years, decades, and centuries, we have seen so many ideals shared about what a woman is supposed to be, how she is to "act", who she is to become and these interesting "boxes" she is to fill, fit in, or create in her life that defines her role, her purpose, her place. Not to coin the song title, but women truly are "some kind of wonderful" when we realize that our journey is one that is entirely up...

Did You Know A Majority of Women Use, on Average, Over 16 Skincare Products Each Day? Every woman wants beautiful skin that glows. In fact, 85% of women in the United States use an average of 16 products on their skin each day, including moisturizers and eye serums. They spend an average of $8 a day on ensuring they are as pretty as possible. What may surprise you though is while $3 of that is used to purchase makeup, $5 goes to skincare pr...

If you’re pregnant and you’re experience acne breakouts and other pregnancy skin changes, continue reading, we’ve got some great skin “why” and “what to do” tips for you! If you’re not pregnant, but are breastfeeding, this is definitely a good read for you too, as breastfeeding can change your skin too from the hormones your body is now processing to feed baby!If you are currently pregnant, you may begin to see many changes in your skin. Kee...

Beauty in it’s entirety, has been defined in so many ways. The cultural implications of beauty are undeniable and have a strong influence on the way women are perceived, whether it be from tradition or climate necessity. We have all endured some sort of process to beautify ourselves, and in each culture the process varies. But we have found the one common factor that all cultures share, quite simply, it’s our skin and how we care for it. Yes...