As the population of the earth increases, one big looming problem is water. We are running out of clean water to shower, feed crops, and drink, and soon it will…
We have all gone on Etsy and have seen a product labeled preservative-free. This can seem very appealing for someone who wants their products who believe 100% all-natural excludes preservatives.…
Food grade ingredients are getting more and more popular in skincare products today. What we put in our bodies is just as important as what we put on bodies. As…
The phrase “Zero waste” is becoming more and more popular today. As more people become aware of their carbon footprint what are some easy ways you can become less wasteful.
Eczema is a chronic skin condition that we don’t talk about enough. Eczema affects 35 million Americans. It leads to itchy, swollen, and red inflamed skin that can be embarrassing and extremely dry skin that can be hard to manage to make it very uncomfortable.
AHA, PHA,& BHA this can sound like some crazy scientific jargon. But AHA, PHA, and BHA are all acids that work to brighten your complexion. I know what your thinking, I don’t want to put acid on my skin and melt my face off. Don’t worry these acids work as mild exfoliates to reduce acne, fade dark spots and brighten your skin. But what exactly do these acronyms mean and which should you be using?
It’s crazy to think that your whole body is covered with skin. But, we choose to only focus on the skin on our face and neglect our bodies. It is important to develop a routine to take care of all the skin on our body to stay clean and fresh!
Many articles make us think that, yeah putting toothpaste, lemons or baking soda on our face is a great idea and a miracle. But it is not.
In today’s world recycling is one of the biggest buzz words. It seems like a no brainer. We take something old and give it a brand new life. We keep plastic out of the ocean and stop making new plastic. But, if it was so simple why don’t we have a huge plastic recycling industry?
Single-use plastics are used and discarded regularly. But what happens to plastic when we throw it away? Hundreds of millions of tons of plastic end up in landfills. These plastics…