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Dark spots on our skin inevitably tend to crop up over time. Sun damage, hormonal changes, and acne scars are the big culprits. While you can’t fully undo the damage or turn back time on your age, you can reduce the appearance of dark spots with certain beneficial ingredients found in natural skin care lines. Let’s take a look at a few ingredients to look out for that are highly effective. Vitamin C Vitamin C is an essential vitamin for boosting collagen production, which is why you read about it so much in articles about skin care. It’s also a powerful antioxidant that can brighten the look of your complexion and fade the appearance of sun damage. Many claim it’s also effective at warding off the free radicals and environmental toxins we are exposed to every day. Vitamin C is a favorite ingredient when it comes to dark spot treatments, so be sure your products for this purpose aren’t without it. Plant-Based Lighteners If you’re not into bleaching agents and ...

Before you can even think about the rest of your skincare ritual with toners, serums, and moisturizers, you need a clean surface. A freshly cleansed face allows those other skincare products to work better as a result. Your makeup, such as primer and cream foundation , will also go on smoother and your complexion will look gorg. Cleansing your face is an important first step in your daily skincare routine. You might already have your go-to formula that works well. One that removes dirt, oil, and makeup residue, and doesn’t clog your pores, strip your skin, or cause you to break out. If you’ve found an effective cleanser, good for you! Either way, Let’s take a look at some types of facial cleansers out there. You might even find a new favorite that’s even better for your skin type. Clay Cleansers A well-formulated clay cleanser is excellent at drawing out impurities from the surface of your skin and absorbing excess oil, which is especially beneficial for oily skin ...

It’s a good time of year to take inventory of your makeup bag and see what needs to stay and what needs to go. If you’re not using certain items or some of them are old, say goodbye to them and make room for a few new essentials. Here are five beauty staples you’ll no doubt use on the regular over the next few months. Eye Cream with Caffeine Wake up your eyes in the morning and brighten the appearance of dark circles with an eye cream with caffeine . If you’re looking to boost your morning skincare routine, a coffee bean eye cream with caffeine is a great addition for taking care of the delicate skin around your eyes. As the days get shorter and it’s still dark outside when you get up, you may find you need a little pick-me-up in the eye area.   Creamy Foundation If dry skin is an issue you’re dealing with this fall, opt for extra moisture in a cream foundation . Look for a formula with rich avocado butter and calming botanicals of calendula and chamomile ...

If you’re like most, the date March 10, 2019 might not seem to have any significance (unless it’s your birthday, anniversary, friendaversary, etc.). But it’s going to be a memorable day whether you like it or not. That’s because March 10 marks the start of daylight saving time, and if you remember the “spring forward, fall back” saying, then you’ll know this is the one most people dread.  Sure, we get to enjoy an extra hour of sunlight, and this is the signal that springtime and summer are upon us, but it comes at a cost—an hour less of sleep. While your internal clock is readjusting, waking up in the morning might be a bit of a drag, and you might show it. Luckily, with a little makeup magic and some self-care, you can keep a bright-eyed look. Whether it’s the first week of daylight saving time or just a groggy Monday, here are a few tips.  Awaken Your Eyes When you first wake up and discover that you’re effectively an hour behind schedule, your firs...