1.Replace your heavy cleanser with a lighter one.If you’re already dealing with problems such as oily skin, clogged pores or even very sensitive and reactive skin, you’ll find that spring can make all these problems worse because of the high humidity. Your first instinct may be to use more or even harsher products on your …
Fashion has also always been influenced by iconic people who have set trends and have left a lasting impact on the fashion industry. These people are known as style icons and are admired for their distinctive and influential fashion sense. These fashion icons defined their respective decades, and as fashion is cyclical, elements from each …
Skin pH, simplifiedLet’s get the basics down: pH is a numerical scale that measures how alkaline or acidic something is. On a range of 0 to 14, 7 is neutral, below 7 is acidic, and above 7 is alkaline (basic). A healthy skin pH is 4.7, which means it’s a touch acidic. A balanced skin …
1.Upgrade your set-upDon’t underestimate the importance of your surroundings whilst you do your skincare. You need a comfortable and calming space with good-quality lighting to encourage an easier morning and evening routine. If your space doesn’t already have a good supply of natural light, consider investing in an illuminated mirror that gives you a well-lit …
Choose the right shadeFirst things first, you need to find a shade that will suit your complexion. One way to do this is by using seasonal colour analysis. There are four main seasonal colour categories: spring, summer, autumn, and winter. Figuring out which of these you belong to will help you uncover the hair colour …
1: Color LiteracyThe first step in getting a great personal style is to understand how colors work together. Not every color will suit you. You need to make sure that you’re taking the time to understand which ones are right for you. It is possible to get a color analysis professionally done. Your personal style …
Does your makeup sit in fine lines you didn’t know you had? That’s not your skin’s fault. It’s the technique. After 40, skin changes. It produces less oil, loses collagen, and texture shifts. The same powder you used at 30 now settles into creases you never saw before. The foundation that looked flawless in your …
Every flight, every hotel shower, every different water supply — your hair feels it. Dry ends. Greasy roots. Frizz that appears out of nowhere. Most travel hair advice is vague: “use a silk pillowcase” or “pack a leave-in conditioner.” That’s not enough. After testing these methods across a dozen trips (short weekends and two-week backpacking …
