I decided to dip my toe in the self-tanning pond about a year ago when I realized the Wisconsin winters were making me paler than I knew was humanly possible. At first I was skeptical, as the word self tanner made me think of an orange, streaky, Jersey shore mess. However, as I’ve done research and tried my fare share of products, I’ve come to learn which are the best and how you can hack each one for the best natural tan.
This spray is the perfect thing to spritz on your hair before flat ironing or curling. Not only does it smell like absolute heaven, it comes out in such a thin mist, you barely even notice you’re putting anything on it. However, it’s strong protection against UV heat keeps hair frizz-free and healthy.
Face Masks For All Your Skin Concerns
Many people are under the false assumption that they have one specific skin type. You’re either dry, oily, combination, normal, or sensitive. In reality, everyone can fall into each one of these categories at any given time. Your skin type can change depending on the season, your location, your hormones, or even what products you’re currently using. Because of this, it is important to have products that target all major concerns in your arsenal.
We talk endlessly on our blog about products and routines that clear acne and blemishes. But, we haven’t really gone into one of the more important steps in clearing your skin: habits! While it sometimes seems like all you need to do for glowing skin is to slather on benzoyl peroxide and call it a day, these common mishaps may also be getting in your way of achieving flawless skin.
My Thoughts On Microdermabrasion
Microdermabrasion is a skin procedure that targets hyperpigmentation, sun spots, acne scars, and pore concerns. It is noninvasive, virtually painless, and safe for almost every skin type. However, it is not recommended for people with active cystic acne because it can cause a flare up or irritation.
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