Tag: skincare face

Eco certified golden palm oil increase 2 times. Nature derive ingredients 87%. Skin tested, 7 non additive. I love face mist and skin toners, especially those by Korean brands. That is why face toners make a huge part of my Korean skin care haul. ( read original story ...)

Summer comes with a bounty of fresh fruits. From mangoes to jackfruits and watermelons to muskmelons, this season is known for fruits that provide you with nutrients essential for your body. They help ward off diseases, keep you safe from infections ... ( read original story ...)

Aesop recently launched a Parsley Seed Facial Treatment that's rich in nine antioxidants and fatty acids that help to hydrate the skin and rejuvenate it. The treatment is suitable for all skin types, however is best for those with normal, combination and ... ( read original story ...)

Songwha Oh “When I was 20, my mom told me, ‘Wash your face as soon as you come home; you have to keep your skin good while you’re young.’ After I cleanse with Aesop’s Fabulous Face Cleanser, I apply one of their creamy moisturizers as they’re ... ( read original story ...)

But as I get older and start to notice small but significant changes in my facial skin, I’m realizing that it simply doesn’t bounce back the way it used to. And if I care about keeping it healthy, I shouldn’t feel guilty about going beyond my daily ... ( read original story ...)

There’s just no doubt about it, facial hair, especially if you’re a woman, is a total drag. Getting rid of it can be daunting. And if you’ve tried all the things, perhaps you’ve never considered a facial epilator as the solution. Rather than ... ( read original story ...)

Facial cupping is the act of taking a small suction cup and applying it all over…to your face. Sounds strange, right? Well, it kind of is. But plenty of celebrities and supermodels swear by the facial. Cupping is a treatment in the wellness world for ... ( read original story ...)

A vampire or Dracula facial is the catchy term for a PRP facial, which involves taking a sample of blood from your body (usually from your arm), spinning it in a machine to separate the plasma and the red blood cells, and then injecting or microblading the ... ( read original story ...)

instead of patting it into the skin. You’ve heard it several times especially when it comes to towel drying your face, but did you know that it applies to how you apply your products too. This J and K beauty technique isn’t a myth that people blindly ... ( read original story ...)