Tag: natural skincare

I’ve written before about my intense love affair (escandalo!) with Korean skincare products. They’re just so good and as someone who’s a bit of a product junkie, I love that shopping K-beauty products always leads to finding something new and ... ( read original story ...)

Beauty tends to get a bad rap for being superficial. And while we can’t deny that beauty is about looking good, it's also about feeling good—which is why we found 10 brands you can feel seriously good about using. Not only do they create effective ... ( read original story ...)

In the spirit of spring reawakening, I asked the wonderful Rachel Winard of natural-beauty line Soapwalla (or is it a cult? I'd join) for some easy at-home facial-treatment ideas. -Edith Hi everyone! I don't know if winter felt abysmally long to you as ... ( read original story ...)

Break out the Red Stripe. Tropic Isle Living, an Atlanta-based pioneer of the natural health and beauty movement, is celebrating its 25th year of handcrafted success in 2017. For a quarter of a century, the brand has produced natural hair, skin and body ... ( read original story ...)

Profit before tax up by 15.2% to HK$196.2 million; Enhanced brand equity of NB to support long-term growth HONG KONG, CHINA--(Marketwired - Mar 29, 2017) - Natural Beauty Bio-Technology Limited (HKSE: 00157) ("Natural Beauty" or the "Group"), the leading ... ( read original story ...)

Your skin is your body’s largest organ and it absorbs what you put on it. That is why I often choose natural and organic skin care products. I was recently introduced to Era Organics and I really enjoying their natural skin care routine for combination skin. ( read original story ...)

There are so many reasons to love the green beauty movement. Healthy ingredients, small batch makers, ethical employment values, philanthropic initiatives — the list goes on, but my favorite thing about the natural beauty industry is how many of these ... ( read original story ...)

The natural beauty trend doesn't seem to be one that is going away anytime soon. Customers want to use natural products because they are better for the environment, less harsh on the skin, or simply because they like to be able to easily read and identify ... ( read original story ...)

There are so many key phrases we’re told to look for when shopping for our makeup and skincare: natural, organic, chemical-free, cruelty-free, and eco-friendly. If only all of them were easier to decipher, skincare shopping would be a lot easier. ( read original story ...)