Happy National Selfie Day! Didn’t have that holiday on your calendar? It’s okay because quite frankly, one scroll through anyone’s Instagram feed will tell you that every day is Selfie Day. But in honor of today’s holiday, we’d like to take a moment to talk about selfies and confidence. There are many concerns about “selfie culture” or the constant stream of pics putting a higher priority on appearance. To be honest, it’s a fair cr...

We all know we should be wearing sunscreen every day. If you’ve ever visited a dermatologist or an aesthetician, asked someone with amazing skin to spill their secrets, or read a skin care blog (hey there), you’ve definitely heard that advice and it’s no coincidence. It is, without a doubt, one of the most beneficial things you can do for both the beauty and health of your skin. And yet, as a skin care writer, I’ve found myself confessin...

When it comes to looking after our skin, there are a few tasks like toning and using face masks that are optional. However, the step that isn’t up to debate is wearing sunscreen to protect our skin from premature damage. Despite this, many people skip sunscreen, especially in the colder winter months. But applying sunscreen is crucial regardless of the weather. Using sunscreen is one of the most effective ways to protect your...

If you’re looking in the mirror and not loving your skin, what’s the immediate solution you jump to? Skin care products. Yes, the products on your skin have a huge impact on your skin’s health, but they aren’t the only tools you should use to get the glow you want. Here’s the thing: your skin is an organ of your body, so doing positive things for your health will impact your skin in positive ways. A key part of this is your diet. Just as...

As much as we all love to soak up some sun, we also all know that unprotected sun exposure can do some serious damage to our skin, both medically and cosmetically. One of the best gifts you can give your skin is daily sun protection. The problem is that sunscreen doesn’t last all day – even if you’re religiously applying sunscreen each morning, you need to reapply it about every two hours for it to continue keeping your skin safe. Who has...