Argan oil is a deeply nourishing oil used for nourishing and healing properties. It has been used for centuries in traditional medicine and healing protocols. Its unique lightweight, non-comedogenic (won’t clog pores!) and composition make it a great sustainable, multi-use product that works to nourish the face, body, and hair.

Our skin has a community of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, viruses, and mites, which altogether make up what is known as the skin microbiome. This intricate partnership maintains the skin's health and forms a crucial defense system against external invaders.

There are two ways to assist your skin in letting go of dead skin cells to reveal a refreshed complexion. Chemical exfoliation works great and tends to be the more gentle option - and a mix of physical and chemical exfoliation works for the body.

A key part of your skincare routine should be moisturizing. Hydration is key to healing skin and sustaining overall skin health. Emollient ingredients are generally added to a routine aimed at improving skin texture and hydration levels.

Red light therapy stimulates the production of collagen, which can help to reduce the appearance of wrinkles and fine lines. Aside from lines and wrinkles, overall skin texture can improve with the growth of new skin cells. Increased collagen production also improves the elasticity and firmness of the skin.

Whole oils are a staple in skincare - everyone uses them whether you have a more pure-natural view or you enjoy professional-grade products.

Squalene is a natural part of our skin, making it a uniquely beneficial ingredient. Squalane is known to repair the skin barrier of all skin types. It is perfect for dry, cold weather because it is lightweight and deeply penetrating.

Benzoyl peroxide is a gentle yet effective way to diminish and prevent acne bacterial growth. Check out our blog for more information about benzoyl peroxide and our professional recommended products!

Routinely getting a professional facial is beneficial for your skin's health and your body's stress levels.

One of the best tips for healthy skin is applying a daily SPF… seriously! Sun protection is essential to skin health; it’s one of the most important parts of your skincare routine.

Your skin may secretly be suffering from damage caused by pH imbalance. Skin concerns such as acne and rosacea can be caused by this imbalance, leading to chronic skin problems, susceptibility to bacteria growth, increased sensitivity, inflammation, and more.

Samphire is derived from Crithmum maritimum, also known as Sea Fennel. It is a type of coastal plant found throughout Europe and Northern Africa. It is used in both beauty and food in many different cultures. Samphire is a traditionally used plant with a wide range of medicinal uses in Mediterranean folk medicine. It was used as a diuretic, digestive aid, and specialty food in Spain and Southern Italy.

We have all heard of Cannabis and are aware of its health benefits, but did you know that it can fight inflammatory skin conditions? It is also the skin-safe fiber used in our favorite sustainable cotton-round alternative!

Seamoss and Astaxanthin are sea botanicals that address dry skin and oxidative stress, the root of many skin ailments. They provide effective results in healing and nourishing skin. They are sustainable, wild-harvested, and vegan. While there are tons of beneficial sea-faring plant species, let’s dig into what Seamoss and Astaxanthin do for our skin!

Seamoss and Astaxanthin are sea botanicals found naturally in the ocean. They are two highly effective skincare ingredients that address dry skin and oxidative stress, the root of many skin ailments. I use these ingredients in my acne treatment plan and recommend them to clients.

Forget aging gracefully - here's how to age youthfully. Keep a healthy glow, a spring in your steps and a radiant glow with these 3 tips from the top aestheticians.

The CC Serum is a concentrated antioxidant solution that improves skin tone, firmness, and hydration.