Tag: Skincare
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Here comes the sun: We tested the latest face sunscreens, and the winners are here
In beauty, most rules are made to be broken. You can skip your hair wash day, wear lipstick as blush, or go foundation-free and still feel pulled together. But if there’s one rule you just can’t bend, is wearing SPF. Face sunscreens protect against premature ageing, sun damage, and the kind of fine lines that…
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Klira says your SkinSize matters, and it’s time you knew yours
My skincare routine looks deceptively polished: a mix of pharmacy staples, cult serums, and the occasional newcomer brand. While I’m the first to admit that I take pleasure in the aesthetics of my overly organised beauty shelf, the sheer volume of products does give off a concerningly chaotic vibe. Are these products even the right…
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Can you reverse skin damage in your sleep? Trying the new No7 Future Renew night serum
It was the frown line that did it. You know the one — perched unapologetically above the brow, etched deeper every time I squint at my phone. It wasn’t there a year ago and now, it feels like it is practically waving back at me in the mirror. Most of us are told that signs…
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The ultimate spring clean checklist for your beauty routine
The first signs of spring bring a sense of renewal and an irresistible urge to declutter. While many of us instinctively start clearing out wardrobes and kitchen cupboards, our beauty routines often get overlooked. But your skincare and makeup need a seasonal refresh, too: it may be time to wave hasta la vista to heavier…
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PERS review: The French skincare brand embodying quiet luxury
Most brands’ distinctive factor is addressing a specific skin concern or type, but actually, a lot of our skin’s needs are the same. It’s under that premise that the French beauty brand, PERS, operates. The PERS protocol – pioneered by a renowned French aesthetic doctor – comprises four key steps, which we are advised to…
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Kiehl’s new body cream gave me hydration for days, literally
For years, body care has played second fiddle to facial skincare. We layer on serums, obsess over actives, and invest in elaborate routines for our faces—yet when it comes to the rest of our skin, many of us settle for whatever lotion is within reach. But hydration is hydration, and skin below the neck deserves…
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Sensitive skin 101: Best ingredients for calmer, balanced skin
If you have sensitive skin, you know the struggle. One wrong product, one harsh ingredient, and your skin can feel tight, itchy, or inflamed. But it’s not just the occasional reaction you should be concerned about. Unlike other skin types, sensitive skin reacts more readily to environmental stressors, allergens, and harsh ingredients. Whether you were…
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No scrubs? Think again: Why body scrubs deserve a place in your skincare routine
When TLC told us, “I don’t want no scrubs,” they weren’t talking about your skincare routine. Let’s set the record straight—when it comes to glowing, healthy skin, scrubs are your best friend. A good body scrub doesn’t just feel indulgent; it’s an essential step to exfoliate, rejuvenate, and protect your skin, especially during colder months…
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Skin cycling: a simple approach to healthy, glowing skin
If you’re looking to streamline your skincare routine and keep things effective, skin cycling could be exactly what you need. You’ve probably tried various skincare tips and trends by now, but skin cycling stands out for its simplicity and how well it works—especially when you’re aiming for clear, balanced skin without all the guesswork. What…
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How electrolytes from plants are transforming skincare
We all know the feeling—dehydrated skin that just won’t bounce back no matter how much water we drink. But what if we told you that plant-based electrolytes could be the game-changer your skincare routine needs? Think coconut water, aloe vera, and even cactus extract—all packed with nature’s hydration power to keep your skin looking fresh,…
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