Plus why co-wash might not always be the best cleansing product for kinky, curly hair.
Plus why co-wash might not always be the best cleansing product for kinky, curly hair.
With most of us spending more time at home these days, finding small sources of joy is more important than ever.
After the ups and downs of DIY quarantine skincare, planning a wedding (the happiness, the stress!), and perhaps a *little* too much wine, I needed to press the reset button on my skin with a facial.
Just like cleansing, moisturizing, and protecting your skin are important steps in your routine, exfoliation plays a key role as well.
Like SPF, exfoliation is a necessary and important skincare step.
Select the perfect shade to complement your melanin-rich complexion.
Where to look if you need inspiration for your next gift!
The truth is, those little red marks on your face are either self-inflicted or boil down to plain old genetics.
Gone are the days of telling your friends to all wear their hair the same way.
Getting rid of hyperpigmentation (commonly referred to as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, PIH) is a long-term game.
To help you understand and enhance your unique texture, we’ve crafted a quick explainer (plus product recommendations) for wavy, curly and coily hair.
Yes, we get it, retinols sound awesome and a little scary.
Firsthand advice from one bride’s experience of cutting her guest list for COVID.
There are numerous iconic duos, but in the skincare world the only one that matters is oil and water.
Feel more confident filling up that digital cart with these expert tips.