July 2018

Skincare treatments are constantly evolving, and we’re always looking to explore the latest and the greatest trends. As an added bonus, some of these treatments extend beyond the skincare factor and tap into our emotional health. They can help reduce stress and promote relaxation, contributing to our overall well-being. Top-notch skin and a better mood? We’ll take it! Needless to say, this treatment is clearly making its rounds! Salt therapy is one of these lovely dual-effect treatments, and it’s certainly having its shining moment in the skincare world. If you haven’t tried it yet, you will likely have some pressing questions. After all, before jumping headfirst into a new skin treatment, it’s always wise to do your homework! So don’t worry, lovelies – I’m here

Most of us aim to stay up-to-date with the latest and greatest trends in skincare, but sometimes it can be difficult to keep up. Once you hear the buzz about a new product, there are a variety of factors to consider. What are the actual benefits? How do I know what’s fact or fiction? And most importantly: Is it truly right for me? So let’s dive right in and talk about two of the latest hot topics in skincare: the wonderful world of apple cider vinegar and kombucha. We’ll start by tackling the basics — what exactly these products are, where they originated, and how they are made. Next, we’ll get into the stuff you’re really looking for: the variety

I remember the first time I was stung by a bee. It wasn’t fun. So would you believe me if I told you that people are getting stung on purpose? And, did you know that companies are adding bee venom to their skincare products? This ingredient is trending for its reported skin and health benefits. Bees have their place in nature – do they really bee-long on our skin? (I’m actually very excited to write this blog because of all the opportunities for puns.) Is using honeybee venom a safe practice? Does it actually yield benefits? Keep on reading to find out what all the buzz is about! The Buzz on Bees Honeybees aren’t native to North America; they were brought here by European settlers in the

Sometimes the skin can do unexpected things, right? As if we don’t have enough to deal with in our modern lives, these surprise, quirky little “skin issues” can pop up demanding our attention. Kind of like UFO’s, I think of these as USO’s – Unidentified Skin Objects. In case you’re dealing with skin tags, moles, or birthmarks and finding them harder to ignore lately, I feel you! And I want you to know that’s sort of a good thing. Why? Because research is showing how critical it is to detect skin cancer early by monitoring your skin for any changes or any new USO’s that pop up. Know the marks and moles on your body, and watch for changes, beauties. Ultimately, I find