SKIN
After my post on Why Makeup Wipes Are The Devil, I got so many questions…
For as long as I can remember, I’ve always had chronically dry skin. In fact, I have vivid memories of me lying next to my mom and sister watching fantastic 90s rom-coms in bed like Runaway Bride and Miss Congeniality and my mom would use the tip of her long nails and carefully draw the letters “D-R-Y” on my legs. I couldn’t feel it, but boy could I see it. My skin was always dry, and either I was too much of a teenager to do something about it or I just didn’t know what products I truly needed to use, until now…
What is it about being an adult that makes the universe want to pile it…
Per pretty much every chemistry class, rule #1 was no acids near the face. So be forewarned that this post is breaking that rule and you probably should too. Now, this doesn’t mean that you should casually crack open a beaker and drizzle it on your face – but you should look to learn more about certain acids that are good for the skin. . .
Raise your hand if you’re a skincare junkie – just me? Okay fine, I’m a…
Throughout my endless research on skincare two things have become alarming apparent: 1) You need to wear SPF every single day and 2) Makeup wipes are actually the devil. I’ve already covered why we need to double cleanse and this post is for the non-believers who think I’m being dramatic. Okay fine, I am a little bit – but it’s for a good cause! Here are 3 reasons why makeup wipes are the worst.
I’ve realized that not all blog posts need to be lengthy and provide 10 tricks…
This post has been sponsored by Johnson & Johnson®. As always, all thoughts and opinions…
Vitamin C is not only useful when you have a cold or during flu season…
You know that I love writing posts that I love to read so when I went in search of a talented Dermatologist to help shed some light on our biggest skincare questions. I collected your biggest skincare questions and sat down for an interview where she shared her professional insight into the world of dermatology and what people like us really want to know. . .
