OK, I am one of those not blessed with resistant skin, and sometime in January, I had a major breakout testing market samples (yes, part of my job). It's good that I have Rosehip seed oil to the rescue!!!
I happen to take a photo of my face when I had a major breakout. While talking to my sister, who lives miles away, she asked if I have a photo after using rosehip seed oil as I told her how good it is. After seeing the before and after (8 days) photos, she encouraged me to post a photo here. :-) I'm a bit shy so the photo is cropped a lot, but you'll definitely see the difference.
What is my skincare routine:
1. Wash with a cream-based cleanser.
2. Tone with rose hydrosol - not the commercial "rose water" that is basically water, emulsifier, and rose-type perfume (not even an essential oil). This will soon be available in our shop and I will update this blog with the link. And I probably have to write something about this in the future.
Skin is the largest organ of our body. It is our body’s first line of defense against and it protects our internal organs. It is also the first thing other people notice. That said, it needs great deal of care not only to make it look beautiful but to keep it healthy.
So, how do we keep our skin beautiful and healthy? Some people would buy every topical skincare product available. But the secret to really beautiful skin is by nourishing your body. What else could give you the nutrition your body and skin need other than super food?
Read on how Spirulina, the best super food, can help you achieve a beautiful and healthy skin that glows from within!
To our families, home is a place of rest and refreshment from the outside world. That’s why it is important to keep it clean. Has your home looked clean but doesn’t smell clean at all? Or have you ever felt sickly and more tired at home than when you are in the office or elsewhere? Have you been waking up in the morning with runny nose, sneezing, rashes, and watery eyes? If your answer is yes, then you could be inhaling moulds, bacteria and viruses in the air. In fact, indoor air can be 2-5 times more polluted than the air outside according to the Environmental Protection Department.
We know you’d agree with us when we say that day creams cost a lot of money. But more than the cost, it’s more concerning how a small tube or bottle of face cream is packed with so much chemicals. Chemicals that are harmful to our health and the environment.
So if you made a switch to using organic and all-natural day creams, then congratulations. But if you find that store bought organic and/or natural face creams are still expensive, then maybe you could try making your own.
