Take a deep breath because the skincare industry has been inundated with CBD products. How well do you understand this hemp-derived botanical? Let’s take a brief, yet critical insight, into CBD and ensure you are making the correct decisions for your skin.

Spring is coming, and you know what that means--fresh faces and glowing skin! Cold weather may have left your skin looking dull and lackluster, but there is a surefire way to obtain the beautiful skin you desire. Exfoliate!

If you’ve ever experienced bruising, inflammation or muscle aches and searched the Internet to find a solution, I’m sure you came across arnica; but what did you learn about this amazing herb?

You've probably heard about exfoliation and how it’s good for your skin—but only if it's done correctly. When you use the right ingredients, exfoliation will keep your skin active, smooth and youthful.

In order to receive a chemical peel, the skin must be prepped and ready. Lack of preparation can lead to issues during and after the treatment, including healing time. It’s important to take the necessary steps in order to achieve the optimum results.

This article is not meant to be used for diagnosis or to serve as treatment. Consult your physician if you have concerns about hormone imbalances. 

Everyone agrees that acne is a frustrating condition, especially since it's so common. About 80 percent of people between the ages of 11 – 30 have experienced an acne breakout at some point. And while acne is expected during puberty, what about those who experience adult acne? Is it just a case of bad luck, or is there something else to blame?

Adult acne is typically caused by a hormonal imbalance! Let's dive into the details to find out exactly what this means and how to provide the right skincare for hormonal acne.

Do you feel like your skin is lifeless and dull? Oxygen is the ingredient that you need!

Skin is made of numerous layers and each layer is performing different functions. One of these layers is called the Basal Layer — this is where our skin cells form and divide to create the outer layer of our skin. Also in this layer, there is a cell called a Melanocyte. A Melanocyte is a dendritic cell, meaning it has branch-like legs that reach up through the skin and is responsible for transporting melanosomes. Melanosomes contain pigment (melanin) to give us the color of our skin, hair, and eyes.

Peptides and Ceramides are ESSENTIAL to maintaining healthy, beautiful skin. These ingredients are responsible for keeping our barrier function intact, as well as helping our cells to be active, influencing healthy-young acting skin.