Sweet almond oil is one of the most widely used carrier oils because of its light texture and high content of monounsaturated fatty acids, vitamin E, proteins, potassium, and zinc. It is a mild, hypoallergenic oil that can be safely used even on very sensitive skin, which makes it a common ingredient in DIY facial masks. Here are 4 amazing masks with sweet almond oil which you should try at home.

Sheet masks have become quite a hit lately. They are an easy and effective way to provide your skin with moisture and nutrients, as well as a fun way to give yourself an at-home spa treatment. In fact, they have so many amazing benefits that we don’t even know where to start. Here are seven things you need to know about sheet masks and their benefits.

What does your regular hair washing routine look like? It’s probably something like this: wet, shampoo, lather, rinse, condition, rinse, dry. Most of the time, it works just fine, but occasionally conditioner can leave your hair feeling limp and heavy. If you have thin hair that tends to look flat after conditioning, you may want to try reverse hair washing.

If you want to keep your skin healthy, you need to keep it clean. Washing your face is an essential part of your skincare routine, and it’s very important that you do it properly so your skin won’t get dry. Here are several tips for cleansing your face in a right way and keeping it fresh and radiant.

Shea butter and cocoa butter are ones of the most popular cosmetic butters. They are often used to relieve very dry skin and combat stretch marks. But do you know that there’s one more vegetable butter with amazing skincare properties? We’re talking about mango butter that has lots of benefits for your skin.

Vegetable oils have long been used to take care of dry and brittle hair. Due to their high fatty acid content, they effectively repair damaged hair structure and lock in moisture, helping to keep the hair strong and hydrated. To take better care of your hair, you can blend several carrier oils together and add some essential oils to the mix. Here’s how to make your own hair oils that will be perfect for your hair type.

Snail slime, also known as snail secretion filtrate, might sound disgusting, but it’s actually a popular and effective skincare ingredient. It is beneficial for all skin types, including oversensitive, problem, and mature skin, which is why it can be found in many beauty products, especially those produced in Korea. What are the benefits of snail secretion filtrate?

Bath salts have a long history of use in bathing. They are believed to enhance the enjoyment of bathing, improve cleaning, relieve sore muscles, and enhance relaxation. Bath salts are often infused with herbs and essential oils for a stronger aromatherapeutic effect. Let’s learn how to make your own infused bath salts.

Even persistent hair dyes start to fade eventually, more and more with every wash. The speed of fading depends on many factors such as the structure of your hair and the type of dye you use (for example, vibrant hair colors like green or pink fade faster than natural shades). In fact, there are a lot of things that can make your hair color fade faster.

The use of clay for medicinal and cosmetic purposes goes back to prehistoric times. Among the clays most commonly used are kaolin (white clay or china clay), bentonite, montmorillonite, Fuller’s earth (multani mitti), and Cambrian blue clay (illite). The latter has become quite popular in skincare lately due to its amazing skin benefits.

Activated charcoal, also know as activated carbon, is a natural adsorbent used to treat oral poisonings. In addition, it is used as an ingredient in some commercial and DIY cosmetic products. What are the beauty and health benefits of activated charcoal?

Using peel-off facial masks is a great way to get rid of blackheads and to restore your skin’s natural healthy glow. Many cosmetic brands offer cleansing and moisturizing peel-off masks, but they often cost quite a lot compared to other types of facial masks. Luckily, you can make your own DIY peel-off facial masks using simple ingredients you can find right in your kitchen.

A lot of people go through a problem skin phase during there teenage years, and some never actually grow out of it. Problem skin is prone to breakouts, blemishes, blackheads, acne, and oily complexion. If you want to keep your problem skin blemish-free and healthy, you need to make sure that your skincare routine is right. Here are some tips for taking care of problem skin.

Aloe vera leaf juice is one of the best natural emollients. It helps lock in moisture, combats pathogenic microbes on the skin surface, and has a pleasant soothing effect. DIY hair masks with aloe gel intensively moisturize the hair, repair dull and brittle hair, promote hair growth, and restore the hair’s natural elasticity and shine. Here are several recipes for you to try.

Even if you take good care of your skin, it can start looking dull by the end of the day. If this happens often, you absolutely need a refreshing and revitalizing treatment to restore your skin’s healthy glow. Here are 5 DIY face mask recipes for fresh and glowing skin you can try if you can’t find time and money to go to the spa.

There are two main types of face powder, loose powder and pressed powder. Pressed powder is more popular because of its portability – it’s easy to carry around for touch-ups. However, loose powder does have its own advantages that are often overlooked. What are the main benefits of loose face powder?

Face powder is an often overlooked makeup product, but it can provide the perfect finishing touch to your look, making your face look flawless. However, it is very important to choose the right one that will work best for your skin type. Here are some tips for choosing the right face powder for your skin type, complexion, and needs.

Healthy human skin produces sebum (skin oil) that is supposed to keep it soft, hydrated and protected. Unfortunately, this can’t completely prevent water from evaporating from the deeper layers of the skin, so most people need to use moisturizers (creams, lotions, oils, etc.) to make up for the moisture loss. One of the common ingredients that can be found in skin moisturizers is squalane. What are the main benefits of squalane for your skin?

A lot of people love fall with its vibrant colors, crispy cool mornings, cozy coats and scarves, and pumpkin spice flavored everything. Unfortunately, autumn weather isn’t great for your skin (that most likely has already suffered from sun exposure during summer). Here are 6 fall skincare tips that will help keep your skin healthy and radiant during autumn.

Due to their high content of aromatic compounds, essential oils are widely used in aromatherapy for improving psychological and physical well-being. For example, they can be added to bath water to relieve stress and anxiety, relax sore muscles, and even prevent colds and other respiratory problems. Here are 5 essential oils that you can add to your bath.

Exfoliation is an important part of any skincare routine. Body scrubs and peels help remove dead cells, dirt and grime from the skin surface, unclog and tighten pores, make the skin soft and smooth, stimulate microcirculation, and help reduce the appearance of cellulite and stretch marks. If you’re a fan of DIY cosmetics, check out these homemade salt body scrub recipes.

Shea butter is one of the most widely used cosmetic oils. It can be found in many skin and hair care products, as well as in natural soap. The moisturizing and nourishing properties of shea butter make it perfect for taking care of dry, dull, and brittle hair. Check out these DIY hair masks with shea butter that you can easily make at home.

The cosmetic benefits of coconut oil, shea butter and cocoa butter are well-known and valued around the world, but there are lesser known carrier oils that can be great for your skin and hair. Check out the amazing benefits of baobab oil for your hair and skin.