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Exfoliation is the key to healthy-looking, soft skin and there are two ways to go about it: chemical or physical. Both chemical and physical exfoliants get rid of dead skin cells which speeds up cell turnover, leaving skin brighter and clearer.  So what’s the difference between the two? Which method you choose depends on a number of factors: your skin type, preferred usage, and what you’re trying to target. Read on for a full breakdown of which type of exfoliation is best for you! Why you should exfoliate  Simply put, exfoliating is the process of removing dead skin cells from...

When it comes to moisturising your skin, you may have a hard time deciding whether a body oil, lotion, or cream is the better option. After all, each product promises soft, hydrated skin so what’s the difference? Read on to find out which product you should be adding to your skincare routine! What’s the difference?   Before we dive into the oil versus lotion versus cream debate, it’s important to realise that all three have unique thicknesses. This factor should influence where and how you would use them. Think of body oils as a silky protector. Oils are incredibly rich in...

We’ve all done it. Whether it be having far too many rosés or the fact that you’ve had a total of 3 hours of sleep. The aftermath of a night out can result in a pounding headache, a dry mouth, and skin screaming for hydration. Looking for an ultimate hangover cure for your skin or a morning-after skin fix? Here’s our step-by-step skincare routine. Guaranteed to make your face feel fresh! Drink Water To repair the skin after drinking, the most important rule is hydration. Alcohol is the enemy when it comes to glowing skin. Drink 2-3 large glasses of...

While dry skin and dehydrated skin may tend to feel the same, they are far from it!  So how can we recognise the differences between the two and what can we do about it? We’ll explain. Dehydrated vs Dry skin What’s the difference? Dehydration is often referred to as a condition which is caused by a lack of water, rather than a skin type. Dehydrated skin is usually due to external factors such as seasonal changes, diet and lifestyle choices, depleting the skin’s water content. When you have dehydrated skin you’ll probably notice your skin feeling tight, flakey and your...