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Hyperpigmentation is flat, darkened patches of skin that can vary in size and color. Hyperpigmentation describes areas of uneven skin pigmentation that appear as darkened patches or spots that make the skin look uneven. An uneven skin tone or struggling with skin pigment disorders is very common. It may look as if skin cells on the face or other body parts are a different color. Anyone who wants to reduce the appearance of an uneven skin tone has a few different options. Though most cases of une …

Mother's Day is right around the corner, and if you are anything like us, you are trying to find the perfect gift for your mom. She is either hard to buy for, or has everything-we get it! Each year that comes and goes brings about new challenges in the hunt for the perfect gift. We've put together this list of gift ideas that will surely win you the favorite gift award. These gifts are sure to be mom-approved, and with quite the price range, they are sure to fit any budget.1. Travel KitA trave …

Some popular beauty brands advertise a "Clean, Conscious, or Organic" category when searching online for the right product. Should we be concerned or investigate the ingredients closer? The truth is our bodies react to chemicals based on the purity or percentage of a product. Like the way food affects our energy level or weight, skincare ingredients affect how we look and react on the surface. If you eat healthily, your body responds accordingly. If you use healthy ingredients, your skin will …

There is a frequent struggle within the skincare world about the best methods, usually pertaining to exfoliation. What are the best practices when it comes to exfoliating? Should you be exfoliating more often, less often, or not at all. Exfoliation is the best example of this, as it can be confusing. You have options between mechanical exfoliation and chemical exfoliation. Mechanical exfoliation pertains to a physical exfoliation - Hold on - Chemical exfoliation would be better, perhaps? Yo …

Activated Charcoal-have you met? Yes, there is a difference between the charcoal you use for your weekend BBQ and the Activated Charcoal found in your beauty products, but what is the difference? Activated Charcoal is the result of heating carbon-rich materials to a high temperature. By heating the charcoal, it becomes porous, almost sponge-like. In this new form, it will be able to absorb toxins or impurities in the skin. When we talk about Activated Charcoal, we want to think about charcoal …