For decades, the notion of applying oil to oily skin has been met with skepticism.
One ingredient that stands out for its remarkable hydrating and anti-aging properties is HA, better known as Hyaluronic Acid.
Daily Habits are crucial for long term skincare results. Aging is inevitable but taking care of our skin will help slow the aging process. Healthy skin is the goal, so daily habits are crucial for long term success.
Seasonal changes can effect your entire body, including your hair and scalp. Especially during the winter months. If you notice that your scalp begins to feel dry or itchy in cold weather, you’re not alone. Wind, snow, and even the frequent use of head wear can lead to discomfort or damage to your hair and cause extreme itchiness.
Thankfully, during seasonal scalp changes there are ways to combat your dry itchy scalp especially in winter.
If there is one thing we know for sure, serums and facial oils cause confusion among the masses when it comes to knowing what they are and applying them in your skincare routine.
We are here to give you the DL on how to use them, when to use them, and if you even if you should use them.
Panthenol AKA ProVitamin B5 is a hero ingredient and one that is used in many haircare products, but did you know it's a must for skincare. So how would we define this powerhouse vitamin?
Panthenol is a humectant. Humectants are known for their ability to retain moisture deep within the skin.
It's ALSO an emollient. You see vitamin b5 plays two roles in skincare. Helps the skin retain it's moisture and it also softens the skin.
Dry flakey skin can be irritated and feel rough but vitamin b5 softens the skin, attracts water and locks it in. Genius really!
