Skin and haircare tips
Oil Cleansing, also known as the double cleanse method is getting rave reviews from the majority of people who have incorporated it into their skincare regime. Cleansing with oil is a gentle way to remove makeup, dirt, and sebum without stripping the skin of its own oils. It is also an effective way to detox… Continue reading
Calendula officinalis has been used by herbalists, homesteaders, and natural healers for centuries. It can be used both internally or externally to support the immune system, treat skin ailments, and heal infections. Calendula works its magic by promoting cell repair and growth, coupled with its natural antiseptic, anti-fungal, and anti-inflammatory properties. Above all, it is gentle in its work. Unlike some natural… Continue reading
Oil cleansing is a method used by many women all over the globe to deep cleanse their facial skin. Several oil cleansers are available in the market and zillions of articles out there to help you make one for yourself. In this post, I’ll share how to make your own grapeseed oil cleanser that will… Continue reading
Hair rinse might look like an alien topic since many people skip even using a conditioner. So using a hair rinse might look intimidating initially but once you start using a canvaDIY hair rinse that helps with your hair issues then there is no looking back. Before making your own hair rinse, you should know… Continue reading
Yogurt makes your breakfast gut-friendly. Do you know our skin has a host of good bacteria too. Using probiotic ingredients in skincare products helps in reducing skin issues to a great extent. Yogurt is packed with lactic acid and good bacteria that help in making your skin clear and glowing. So I have come up… Continue reading
Shiny skin with enlarged pores is a typical sign of oily skin. People with oily skin often skip the moisturizer since many over-the-counter moisturizers tend to be greasy or pore-clogging for oily skin beauties. But it is also a huge mistake. Skipping the moisturizer altogether does bad than good. Oily skin tends to be dehydrated… Continue reading