Use fewer skincare products

Just picked up this very useful article from chosun.com titled “Want Beautiful Skin?  Try Using Fewer Skincare Products.”  According to it, mixing some products can actually cause more harm to our skin.   Something I believe many of us women are very much guilty of.

Lee Jong-min of Re&New Clinic, explained that some cosmetics contain ingredients that can lead to problems when combined. Many cosmetics contain preservatives to prevent decay and emulsifiers to help substances blend and stay smooth. If you’re not careful, Lee said, you can make skin problems worse by using too many products at once.

Beauty with a good cause

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A line of lipstick, lipgloss, nail polish naturally made with pure ingredients dedicated to supporting women’s health advocacy and human rights issues.  Beauty products that truly make you feel good on the inside as well as on the outside!

PeaceKeeper Cause-metics is a line of products for which all profits, after taxes, are used to support women’s health advocacy and human rights issues, while educating the mass consumer about the difference between dominance vs. win/win.

Organic skincare enhances well-being

If you’re concerned about what you eat and what you put on your body, you may like to know that natural ingredients work in harmony with your skin and body to enhance your body’s natural healing and regenerative capabilities.  Organic and natural ingredients are definitely more effective than the petroleum derivatives & waxes and synthetic fillers found in conventional skincare.

In fact, more and more research is emerging about the richer nutritional benefits of organically farmed products.  The term ‘organic’ refers to the method by which an ingredient has been farmed. 

6-step massage to glowing skin

You may like to know that the lymph system is a network of vessels running through our bodies, responsible for removing waste and toxins from the cells.  And according to research, a good lympathic network not only improves our overall health and well-being, but our beauty as well. 

Here is a simple 6-step facial massage technique to specifically activate our lymph and benefit our face and neck area, recommended in an article from allnaturalbeauty.us

Step 1:
Using the outer sides of your index fingers, briskly massage up and down on the forehead for 30 seconds.