FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

1. Drinking enough water isn't vital only to your internal organs – it's also crucial to keeping the largest organ in your body — your skin — healthy.

2. If you're drinking enough water – which is three liters for biological males and around two liters for biological females, according to WebMD but can vary based on tons of different factors– then your skin is probably hydrated enough

1. Wash up. Bathe in warm—not hot—water; use mild cleansers that don't irritate; and wash. ...

2. Periodically, splash with ice cold water to invigorate your face

3. Hydrate with water

4. Block sun damage. Avoid intense sun exposure, use sunscreen, and wear protective clothing.

5. Don't use tanning beds or sunlamps. ...

6. Avoid dry skin by using butters, creams and lotions. ...

7. Reduce stress. ...

8. Get enough sleep. ...

9. Ask us questions…Send us your questions!

Your skin is the largest living and breathing organ on your body. Up to 63% of synthetic products apply on your skin gets absorbed into your bloodstream, which then gets circulated around your whole body. But if you knew what toxins non-organic skincare products contained, you would think twice before you use it.