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10 Foods You Can Use to Exfoliate Your Skin 

Skin can get dry and sometimes you need a quick way to fix that problem. And if you donít have easy access to lotion, you can just go into your kitchen and find some products which are just as great for your skin as any lotion you can find in stores. Here are ten of the best foods to put on your skin. 

Vitamin C specifically in the form of Sodium Ascorbyl Phosphate is effective at treating Acne Vulgaris.

Rosacea and redness can strike anyone, and when they do, they make themselves obvious. With rosacea being one of the more visible conditions, many people wish to treat it as quickly as possible. If you find yourself dealing with rosacea and skin redness, try some of these ways to treat and eliminate it naturally.

Benefits of a Face Mist: Refresh, Hydrate, Revitalize   The everyday superhero woman can handle multiple tasks within a day from driving the kids to 4 different activities, getting in a workout, preparing meals for the family, and somehow working a side gig or full time job.   And although we...

  Beach days and outdoor activities are two key ingredients for an amazing summer. Unfortunately, there’s also the risk of sunburn and, even worse, the dreaded skin peeling! If you're blaming the sunscreen for not doing it’s job, you’re still at fault but that’s beside the point. We can talk...

Hyaluronic acid is a natural component of connective tissue such as cartilage and skin. It makes these tissues more resilient and helps repair skin damage. Topical applications of hyaluronic acid may reduce fine wrinkles and otherwise improve the appearance of the skin.

While getting in our workouts is certainly a must, it’s crucial that we take the time to prep and nourish our skin directly after sweating. Unfortunately, that post-workout “glow” isn't as easy to achieve as one would like.  Oftentimes, we’re so drained from our sweat session that we get home only to lounge around...