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5 Tips to Prepare Skin for Fall
In the summer months, our skin care regimen is generally focused on beating the heat and preventing sun damage. As the days become shorter and the temperature cools down, it’s tempting to think ahead to our winter regimen - but don’t overlook autumn! Fall skin care is especially important for sensitive complexions, since this skin type can be more ( Read more... ) -
Back-to-School Skin Safety for Kids
Children of all ages can experience sensitive, irritation-prone skin - and the change of seasons often exacerbates sensitive skin conditions. Amidst the lingering summer heat and the hectic demands of a new school year, it’s time to reassess your kids’ skincare needs and address season-specific concerns. These simple tips will help keep your child’ ( Read more... ) -
10 End-of-Summer Tips to Have Healthy Skin for Fall
Fall is a great time to make some changes in your skincare regimen, but don’t wait until summer is officially over to begin repairing your skin. Start by adding some key products, and look for ways to replenish moisture. By taking some time out of your week to care for and pamper your skin, you’ll start to see improvements well before the end of ( Read more... ) -
10 End-of-Summer Tips to Repair Damaged Hair
Spending time in the sun isn’t only harmful for your skin; UV rays and hot temperatures can also dry out your hair, not to mention fade your hair color. In this article, you’ll learn how to deal with common hair concerns like split ends, fading hair color and frizziness. From moisturizing masks to gently daily hair care products, these 10 tips will ( Read more... ) -
Ingredients to Embrace for Sensitive Skin
Whether you have a skincare condition like rosacea or eczema, or just have reactive skin that gets red and inflamed when you use the wrong product, selecting skincare products can be a hassle - and can leave your skin in worse shape than when you started. But, knowing which ingredients are more likely to be safe and gentle on sensitive skin, you ( Read more... ) -
Spa Treatments for Sensitive Skin Part 2
Making spa treatments at home is a perfect way to spend an afternoon pampering your skin without spending a lot of money. By choosing recipes with just a few ingredients, you’ll have the added benefit of knowing exactly what's in your skincare. In part two of the spa treatment series for sensitive skin, you can give your delicate skin the care it ( Read more... ) -
Spa Treatment for Sensitive Skin Part 1
When it comes to sensitive skin, less is more. Instead of using skincare products with a long list of ingreidents that read like a foreign language, try making skin treatments yourself in the comfort of your own home. In this first part of the spa treatment series for sensitive skin, four homemade recipes containing gentle ingredients are right ( Read more... ) -
Ingredients to Avoid for Sensitive Skin
Dealing with sensitive skin can be a daily chore, especially if everyday skincare products leave your skin feeling irritated or cause something worse, like an itchy rash. Sadly, having sensitive skin means that you’ll always have to be a bit more selective with your skincare product choices, but once you understand what you’re looking for - and ( Read more... ) -
Build a Basic Skincare Routine for Sensitive Skin
From dealing with flaky dryness to itchy rashes or bumps, developing a daily skin care regimen that nurtures sensitive skin is a challenge. In this article, you'll discover helpful information including tips for reading labels and our top product picks. Every individual with sensitive skin has a different set of challenges - including triggers and ( Read more... ) -
Master the Makeup Minimalist Look: Play Up Your Best Features
As long as you maintain a flawless, healthy complexion and a put-together look, a minimalist approach to makeup shouldn’t be mistaken for one that’s plain, careless or au natural. When done right, this understated approach will actually make you look more beautiful and radiant than ever before, highlighting your natural beauty - instead of masking ( Read more... )