Our face has different zones in which the skin can vary in thickness, texture, pore size and the number of oil-producing glands. Each zone has different needs and requires individual attention.
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Hydrosols are the natural waters produced during the distillation process that extracts essential oils. While less concentrated than essential oils, they offer their own therapeutic benefits.
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Clays have been used in skin care since ancient times. Clays have the ability to exfoliate, absorb excess oils, cleanse dirt and impurities and invigorate the skin. So, let’s learn about clay.
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Every day we produce on average one quart of sweat which is odorless until it mixes with the bacteria on your skin. So, what is the difference between deodorant and antiperspirant?
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Over the years we have received questions as to the safety of lavender and tea tree oils prompted by information that they have been shown to mimic estrogen. So, let's explore the research.
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To understand the bubble-producing secret of soap, we need to explore the chemistry of soap molecules and water molecules. Here comes the science!!
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