Tag: Cosmetics

Wrinkles are never a lovely sight, and dry skin needs a lot of care as it can start aging soon. Dry skin problems are...

Love that clean-shaven look? Be warned about barber's itch. Marked by the appearance of multiple red and skin-colored bumps on bearded areas of the face, this condition is caused by the ingrowth of facial hair due to frequent shaving. Avoid shaving close to the skin and shave in the direction of hair growth. You could also try home remedies like a cold compress, tea tree oil, aloe vera gel, and apple cider vinegar.

When you're feeling drained, unwind and relax with an at-home skin detox. To start, do a facial steam to open up your pores. Take it up a notch with dried herbs or essential oils. Scrub away dead skin cells with a natural exfoliator made of sugar, salt, or oats. Next, apply a honey mask to fix all types of skin problems. While doing a face massage to boost circulation, soak your tired feet in a warm bath of Epsom salt.

Having beautiful and thick hair is everyone’s dream. But not all of us are bestowed with them. If you happen to be blessed with...

Throwing away cosmetic products may be hard, especially if you haven't used them enough. However, it is important to invest in new ones to avoid infections and other health conditions. Lipsticks, lip gloss, powders like blush, eye shadows, etc. should not be used over a year. Liquid cosmetics like eyeliners, mascaras, foundations, etc. should be used for 6–12 months, depending on their usage.

You have an important event coming up, that you’re feeling a bit nervous about. Or a critical meeting that you’ve been working hard on...

It has always been believed that beauty products are toxic, but here is a piece of good news for you! Non-toxic beauty products have...

With the right skin care routine, you can maintain combination skin. Use a foaming cleanser to remove dirt from the skin. Exfoliate your skin to reduce oil production. Apply a soothing toner to bring your skin's pH back to normal. Use a light moisturizer for oily areas and richer ones for the dry areas. A moisturizer with sunscreen is also recommended.

If dark inner thighs are embarrassing, lighten them with home remedies. Apply lemon juice, aloe vera, gel, and plain yogurt every day for effective results. Mix coconut oil and lemon juice and apply it to the affected areas. Turmeric powder with milk cream or dried orange peel and honey can help, too. A water-baking soda paste can lighten dark inner thighs as well.

Want glowing skin that lasts a lifetime? Focus on everyday habits, like staying hydrated and using SPF even when it’s cloudy. Eat for skin health by consuming probiotics and avoiding refined carbs. To help the skin regenerate and stay strong, aim for at least 7 hours of sleep each night. Quitting smoking will also stop pre-mature aging. If you wear makeup, opt for natural products and always wash it off before bedtime.

Many of us invest in cosmetics to look and feel a certain way. Although using these products in moderation is considerably safe, excessive usage...

The things at your home may be the reason for your unexplained tiredness. Watching TV at night can disrupt your sleep patterns. Similarly, caffeine intake can disrupt your sleep cycles causing you to feel tired during the day. Wi-Fi connections, air conditioners, and cell phones may also have the same effect. Color your walls blue for calm feelings and expose to sunlight for better melatonin production.

Make-up is incomplete without lipsticks but when it is affecting your health, you need to give it a second thought. However, you can make your own lipstick at home using beeswax, coconut oil, shea butter or cocoa butter, and beetroot powder, for a lovely red tint. These ingredients are not harmful and can moisturize and protect your lips. Moreover, it is inexpensive to make.

Are you struggling with acne as an adult man? It might be lack of sleep, which promotes stress and skin inflammation. Skipping the moisturizer will also cause dryness, forcing the skin to make too much oil. Be mindful of your cell phone which can be really dirty. If you’re eating lots of refined carbs and fried food, cut back on both. These foods increase sebum production and bring on breakouts.

Face masks can really add to a cleansing-toning-moisturizing ritual. And, DIY options are fun to make. Combine clay and jojoba oil for an acne-busting face pack. Yogurt and prickly pear together improve the moisture, brightness, and elasticity of skin. Turmeric, yogurt, and honey fight blemishes, pathogen infections, sunburns and wrinkle formation. They also regulate skin's pH levels. Lastly, combine aloe vera with yogurt and honey for an anti inflammatory and moisturizing face pack.