Sensitive Skin? Here’s What to Look for in Soap Ingredients
If your skin reacts to everything, your soap might be the problem. Here’s how to read ingredient lists and choose a bar that actually supports your skin.
If your skin reacts to everything, your soap might be the problem. Here’s how to read ingredient lists and choose a bar that actually supports your skin.
Olive oil has been used in soap making for centuries and for good reason. Discover why we use up to 50% olive oil in our bars and how it helps gently cleanse, hydrate, and support healthy skin without stripping moisture.
Did you know rosehips have been recorded to have more Vitamin C than an orange or lemon? What about the fact that the high dose of Vitamin A in rosehip oil skin reduces wrinkles and will begin to lighten those...
Pumpkins are an excellent source of vitamins A, B2, C, and E, iron, copper, manganese and fibre, with small amounts of magnesium, phosphorus, zinc and folate. The seeds from the pumpkin can be cold-pressed to produce pumpkin seed oil, which...