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When you hear "chlorine," your mind goes straight to a swimming pool. The CDC states chlorine can be found in different forms, including bleach, pesticides, swimming pools, and drinking water. Yes, chlorine is used in drinking water to kill harmful bacteria. However, chlorine is also found in gas form, which is poisonous and can be identified by its yellow-green color and strong, pungent smell. So what does chlorine do to your hair, and more importantly, how can you protect your hair from it?Wha …

What is a high-frequency facial?High-Frequency machines utilize thermal current to treat acne, fine lines, wrinkles, enlarged pores, cellulite, and undereye circles. High-frequency devices oxygenate the skin and kill bacteria with contact. There are two types of high-frequency electrodes, argon gas and neon gas. Argon gas is violet and is excellent for acne or oily skin. Neon gas has anti-aging benefits.High-Frequency Facial for Anti-AgingHigh-frequency facials work for anti-aging by stimulating …

Whether shaving for a clean-cut face or simply for maintenance, you always want the best shave. Ideally, the shaving process is straightforward, but it can often be painful and messy. To help smooth the process, maybe you've heard of people using a pre-shave oil—a lubricant commonly used to hydrate the skin before shaving. Pre-shave oils prepare the skin before shaving and complement your favorite shaving cream, foam, or gel. In addition, they help your razor glide against your skin to theoretic …

Have you ever used a new skincare product or laundry detergent, only to notice your skin become red and irritated? You may have experienced contact dermatitis. This skin condition occurs when chemicals you come into contact with cause a reaction (usually unpleasant). Most cases of contact dermatitis reactions aren’t severe, but they can be uncomfortable until all the itching from contact stops.What are the symptoms of contact dermatitis?Contact dermatitis symptoms depend on the culprit and your …

You may have seen advertising for the more recent popular trend of using a "skincare fridge." However, we have one question, are they safe to use? And if they are safe, why use one? Luckily we researched this topic so that you don't have to. Not to worry, the results are worth it! Skincare products are gradually taking over the mini-fridge. Most recently, the skincare fridge went on TikTok, where the hashtag has had 1.1 million views (and counting). A stream of videos featuring proud owners and …