Live Natural Always

The 20’s and 30’s are a time of fun and exploration - this carefree attitude spills over from your work to your social life and relationships, as well as to your skin! While adventure is great, be mindful of the fact that exposure to sun and cigarette smoke and pollution is going to ultimately cause your skin to give way and for your late thirties and forties to be spent in some frantic soul searching and mirror gazing while you try to retrieve the young skin you used to have. KEEP YOUR SKIN HYDRATED So a word of advice to all you lovely young things out there - have fun but don’t abuse your skin while you’re at it! Use your 20’s and 30’s to explore skin care options and to include ingredients into your daily skin care routine which will not just counteract the damages of time and daily life but which will also proactively keep your skin hydrated and will help keep your fresh faced complexion that much longer. HYALURONIC ACID If you were to ask what that one ingredient

Turmeric- the spice has a warm, bitter taste and is used to flavor or color curry powders, and other foods in parts of Asia. The root of turmeric contains a yellow-colored chemical called curcumin and is often used to make medicine and cosmetics. In Southeast Asia, turmeric is used not only as a main spice but also as a component in religious and cultural ceremonies. Because of its brilliant yellow color,turmeric is also known as “Indian saffron.” So is turmeric good for your hair? For Hair Fall: The yellow-colored chemical curcumin, an active ingredient in turmeric due its anti fungal, anti-inflammatory, anti-allergic, antioxidant, antiseptic and antibacterial properties is effective against Cicatricial alopecia - a scalp ailment caused by inflammation that damages the hair follicles and prevents growth of new hair. For Dandruff: Turmeric has several uses as a beauty product; it is especially helpful in treating fungal infections like dandruff.  Recipe for A