Natural Beauty Tips
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A Look at Pomegranate Seed Oil
Read more →Dubbed 'Nature's Super Fruit', the ruby colored seeds of the Pomegranate fruit have been known to bring back life to dull hair and skin, while also maintaining and enhancing the body's main functions. Disclaimer: Some people might be sensitive to natural oils, so always do a patch test on your skin. Add 1/2 tsp of the oil to your inner wrist, then wait a few hours and see if there was any irritation. If there is no irritation, then you are safe to use it. Pomegranate oil is high in Oleic Acids and Linoleic Acids, which means it is suitable for...
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The Detox Phase When Switching to a Natural Deodorant
Read more →You may already know this, but if not, I'm here to clarify: If you have been using commercial or drugstore deodorants and antiperspirants, your body will go through a detox phase before you find that the natural stuff works. And it won't be easy. What is a detox phase? When you make the switch to a natural deodorant you will go through a detox phase. In the detox phase, which can last between 1-3 weeks and sometimes longer, you will notice an increase in sweating, and very likely a weird smell where you think: "this CAN'T be me!" Many people...
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6 Ways to Care for The Area Under Your Eyes
In our last to blog posts we talked about the different causes for dark circles under the eyes and how to prevent them. In this post will discuss some simple ways to care for this sensitive area.Read more → -
I Switched to Natural Deodorant, but It's Not Working!
Everyone goes through a detox phase when they switch to organic deodorant. You just have to get through it.Read more → -
9 Ways to Prevent Dark Circles
In our last blog post we talked about the different reasons you could be suffering from dark circles in your eyes. In this post we'll talk about the different ways of prevention.Read more → -
11 Reasons You Have Dark Circles Under Your Eyes
Read more →Dark circles under the eyes. We’ve all experienced them at some point in our lives. They are common with both genders and can start to appear as early as age 16. So what causes them? How can we treat them, and how can we care for this delicate area of our face.? According to the Mayo Clinic, the number one cause of dark circles under the eyes is fatigue. Here is an expanded list of common causes: Oversleeping or Fatigue. Not getting enough sleep can cause your skin to look dull and pale and cause dark circles to appear under...
