Skin Care Blog

For most parents, lotion is an important part of their kid’s skin care routine. Frequent bathing can dry your children’s skin out, and nighttime lotion is often recommended to help relax your child and prepare them for sleep.

While lotions are a frequent part of many parents’ routine, here are 4 reasons why I never include them in my routine.

Makeup can enhance your look, but glowing skin has no comparison. With the New Year here, many are searching for ways to look their best by achieving smooth and fresh skin. 

However, it can become difficult to maintain a healthy skincare routine with personal and professional commitments that demand our time.

This is why we have compiled special skincare tips that will help you achieve glowing skin in 2022:

The holidays are coming, and for many people, figuring out what to give to their friends and family can be a struggle. What do you give Aunt Melinda who has absolutely everything? With recent challenges due to shortages and trucking issues, the selection available has also gotten slim.

Here are 5 gift giving ideas for anyone in the family (and friends too!), no matter how difficult they might be to shop for.

When we think of our daily hygiene routine, we don’t tend to think of the dangers that go along with them. Our deodorants are meant to help us get through a day at the office without offending anyone, just as talc is often used to help dry up offensive odors and leave us feeling clean and fresh.

Skin care can involve a variety of different products for your skin. Creams, ointments and powders are all different types of products you might reach for to hydrate your skin—but which one is best? With so many different options on the market it can be difficult to make a decision.

The simple truth is that for keeping your skin hydrated, powders excel over creams and ointments in every respect. Here’s why.

Are your kids ready for a return to school?

This year marks a return to in-person learning after a long hiatus. Although the CDC has decided that there is more value to in-person learning than the risks presented by Covid-19, safety against the virus is still important.