Meet your new daily MUST HAVE : Marula Oil. Found in a variety of formulas, from facial oils to hair elixirs, we think that Marula Oil could become the new Argan Oil or the new Coconut Oil.. What is Marula Oil? Marula Oil is derived from two sources of the African Marula tree, extracted from either the Marula Nut or the soft kernel seeds of the Marula fruit. A natural healing remedy to smooth and support the skin, Marula Oil can act as a topical treatment to boost hydration with immediate results. It’s non-comedogenic, meaning it won’t clog the pores. Instead, application leaves the skin feeling nourished and balanced, and only a light layer of oil is needed to see...
If you are constantly trying to get more radiant skin, I really hope these tips will help! Exfoliate This is the most important step in creating a “glowing” complexion because it will actually let your glow come through. Exfoliating 2-3x a week will remove dead cells sitting on your skin’s top layer and essentially clogging everything below. To have healthy cell turnover and allow products to sink it, gently exfoliation a few times a week before bed – then apply any nighttime products. Vitamin C or Brightening Serum Vitamin C is essential for more than a healthy immune system. It can actually be a major proponent to glowing skin, too! Especially if you have sunspots, a Vitamin...
Forget spending time and money at your local spa. Follow these simple recipes and pamper yourself with the perfect homemade face mask. 1.Banana facial masks Bananas are packed with ingredients for great skin: vitamin A to fade dark spots and blemishes and smooth out rough skin, vitamin B to reduce dryness, vitamin E to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, and potassium to moisturise and hydrate. So the fruit makes a perfect all-natural, homemade face mask that leaves skin looking and feeling softer. To make: Mash up a medium-sized ripe banana into a smooth paste, then gently apply it to your face and neck. Let it set for 10 to 20 minutes, then rinse it off with cold water. Or...
There are three big reasons for doing so. Cleaning your makeup brushes improves performance. Cleaning your makeup brushes prevents bacteria, oil buildup and transfer. Cleaning them will extend the life of your makeup brushes. Brushes are a big investment, so we should be doing our best to protect them. Optimally, we should wash our brushes once a week; I think I speak for most of us when I say that usually doesn’t happen. A realistic goal is to wash your brushes at least once a month. Here are the steps of how to clean your makeup brushes. Use warm water to saturate the brush hairs only. Be sure not to soak your brush as this will ruin it....
If you’re an avid follower of K-Beauty, you know all about the importance of putting skin first. Unlike the quick and easy 3-step routine popular in the West, Korea takes it to a whole ‘another level. The Korean skin care regimen takes a different and rather lengthy approach when it comes to taking care of skin. Yes, it’s a 10-step routine. And yes, it will take up a lot more of your time. But is it worth it? 100%. You’ll know once you see the amazing results on your skin. The Routine If you’ve never used any Korean beauty products before, the routine might feel a bit overwhelming at first but you’ll get used to it. Once you...
