
What is Combination Skin - and do you have it?
Did you know that combination skin is typically the most widely self-identified skin type? So if you think you have combination skin, you're in the majority!
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Did you know that combination skin is typically the most widely self-identified skin type? So if you think you have combination skin, you're in the majority!

Aloe Vera and the variety of vitamins, proteins, and antioxidants it contains has been used across numerous cultures for centuries to treat burns and scars and also soften skin. Aloe Vera also works well as a moisturizer that can soothe skin and comes in a variety of forms like moisturizers, creams, masks, and gels. One of the best forms is organic Aloe Vera gel. An organic Aloe Vera gel comes with a bevy of benefits beyond the obvious moisturizing and smoothing abilities, making it a great addition to your skincare regimen.

Your gut may not be the first thing that comes to mind when you think about skincare, but recent pre and probiotic skincare trends have highlighted the connection between gut health and skin health. Much like you skin, your gut has its own microbiome and surprisingly the two share many of the same microorganisms that protect against invading pathogens. Appearing naturally, these microorganisms promote healthy skin and gut biomes but certain prebiotic and probiotic supplements that can assist them. That’s the essence of pre and probiotic skincare – promoting a healthier gut which can, in turn, promote healthier skin.

For oily skin, it might seem like the fastest or only solution is to blot the oily away or use products that matte skin without addressing the more fundamental causes of oily skin.

Keratosis Pilaris (KP) is an extremely common skin condition characterized by small bumps and dry rough patches on the body, most often on the back of the upper arms, the front of thighs, and the buttocks. KP is often described as a condition of childhood. Studies indicate that KP affects between 50 and 80% of all adolescents. But for many people – up to 40% of all adults, with higher incidence rates for women as compared to men – this condition persists well into adulthood and beyond.

My skin struggles are not just neck-up. I have keratosis pilaris and severe eczema among other skin issues head to toe. Like me, I know many of you face skin challenges neck-down. We're so excited that we're able to finally introduce you to our first-ever body solution to address your body skin priorities.

While it may sound like something you wouldn’t want anywhere near your skin, niacinamide is actually an extremely important factor in skin health for all skin types.