Latest Stories
Most recently published stories in Blush.
Significance of organic beauty products
Everybody is taking care of their diet these days, people think healthy life means “only a balanced diet”. This is not a fact. Your skin needs extra care to live a healthy life. It is important to look beautiful. Your skin must be healthy and radiant. It is one of the most important indicators that you are a healthy person. Our skin is the largest organ that others can see, therefore this should be treated with care. Taking care of your skin is essential to be attractive. It is important to choose skincare products with the utmost care. When you are using synthetic cosmetics, you are exposing yourself to toxic chemicals. It is better to use organic products, quality organic beauty products Ireland are best for your skin.
By Writle Zookes4 years ago in Blush
How To Build A Skincare Guide in 3 Easy Steps. Top Story - August 2021. Created with: Dune.
When it comes to beauty, women are constantly inundated with new products, tools, hacks, treatments and regimens. Quite frankly, it can be overwhelming to try and keep up with all the novelty; deciphering what actually works and what’s just a trend could be a full time job.
By Alana Hosn4 years ago in Blush
Things to note about Porosity Tests
Knowing your hair porosity is one of the most important factors when it comes to buying products that will work. Especially when you’re starting the Curly Girl Method. When most people start their curly journey, they frantically try to determine what curly type they have. In a recent post, I spoke about why your curl type doesn’t matter. Hair Porosity does! Think of your hair porosity the same way you would think of skin type: oily, combination, normal and dry. You don’t shop for skincare products based on skin colour or face shape, you shop according to your skin type. The same principle applies when it comes to shopping for your hair care. Shop according to your porosity. There are three types: low, medium (aka healthy) and high porosity.
By Rubi Johnson4 years ago in Blush
Esponjabon soap mother of pearl: Ditch Shower Gel
First, we felt it would be helpful to question why we need soap or body wash in the first place - why can't we use water to clean instead? Well, that's because water has a high surface tension, causing water molecules to cling together.
By Spring Always4 years ago in Blush
Vitamin-E And Aloe Vera-Best Natural Treatment for Skin
The results of an eight-week study published in May 2013 in the Journal of Dermatology showed that a combination of aloe vera and prescription tretinoin was more effective in reducing inflammation than a placebo without recent treatment. While people who drank aloe juice eliminated acne, a 2014 study published in the Asian Journal of Clinical Nutrition did not show a significant difference between participants who drank aloe vera and those who received a placebo.
By Rashmi Dahal4 years ago in Blush
8 Tips For A Healthy And Shining Skin
Tip 1: Drink Water Water has long been considered as the most efficient natural treatment or an almost free treatment for any skin condition because of its being alkaline, with pH 7.3. It prevents dehydration which is capable of producing sebum or oil from the sebaceous glands. Your skin needs water in order for it to function best, thus doctors and nutritionists suggest that a daily intake of between 6 to 8 glasses of water per day is highly needed.
By optimuSPrime4 years ago in Blush
How to have Amazing Skin with my Recommendations
So, are you ready to learn how to have amazing skin? Of course, everyone wants to have flawless skin and have their skin look youthful. Getting your skin to look flawless is a process that takes time. However, with my tips; you can have your skin look good.
By Lynne Black4 years ago in Blush
Best Facial Wrinkle Treatment Options
Since the skincare industry is a billion-dollar industry; the best facial wrinkle treatment options are vital to give your skin a youthful appearance. So, are you ready to dive into the best products without having to go under a knife?
By Lynne Black4 years ago in Blush
What Over A Year Of Not Going To The Hairdressers Has Taught me
Before lockdown, I had the same hairstyle for several years: a simple bob with a side fringe. I remember the initial reason as to why I wanted it kept short in the first place. When I was much younger, my mum would brush my hair so long that it went down to my waist. It was a pretty style for sure, but one night, in particular, some nasty tangles prompted me to ask to get my hair cut much shorter. I did get it cut, and I really liked it, so whenever I went to the hairdressers in the future, I always got it cut to my chin.
By Alice Farmer4 years ago in Blush
