You ladies all know this very well: you shave your legs after taking a shower (and you do this VERY thoroughly!) so that you come out of the bathroom with silky smooth legs. And right the next day or the day after you can already feel that annoying and scratching stubble-like hair back on your … Read more
Neck aging (well, just like the aging of a face in fact) becomes visible sooner than the aging of any other part of your body. The reason is simple yet not quite comforting: human’s neck is the most vulnerable part of our body that is highly predisposed to aging processes! And of course, the lack … Read more
It’s no surprise that the last couple of years could be considered as one of the most stressful times in recent history. The period has taken a toll on all of us, even when it comes to the skin. Breakouts, hyperpigmentation, dry skin, cellulite, acne, and loose skin are some of the most common skin … Read more
As our bodies age, it takes its toll on our skin. It’s no wonder that skin enhancement products and treatments are so popular. But there are so many things you can do to start giving your skin better care right now – whether you’re younger or older. Read on for some useful tips to help … Read more
One of the inevitable things in this world is aging. Whether you like it or not, it’s going to happen, and you’re bound to go through this natural process. The moment you reach your 20s or 30s, you may start seeing a few signs of aging either on your hair, body and most commonly, your … Read more
Everyone wants healthy, smooth, and glowing skin but not everyone is willing to put in the time and effort it takes to get such skin. If you want youthful, smooth and glowing skin, the best way to achieve it is to use a moisturizer. When used daily, a good moisturizer can do wonders for your … Read more
Usually, we blame the lack of healthy and full sleep in our dark circles. However, fatigue is not the only reason why the skin under the eyes becomes reddish or bluish. There are at least 7 other factors. 1. Genes Yes, your parents may be the culprits. “Families have hereditary traits that cause … Read more