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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.

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

Plants grown organically are found to contain a higher level of vital antioxidant vitamins than non-organic plants. Because they are grown without herbicides and pesticides, their organic ingredients are also free from that contamination, which means the same for your skin and body. Up to 95% of an organic skin care product's contents are active ingredients. In synthetic skin care products, active ingredients only make up 5 to 10% of its contents.

Without harsh chemicals, organic skincare products are less likely to cause allergic reactions, inflammations or irritations. Plants grown organically are found to contain a higher level of vital antioxidant vitamins than non-organic plants. Because they are grown without herbicides and pesticides, their organic ingredients are also free from that contamination, which means the same for your skin and body. Up to 95% of an organic skincare product’s contents are active ingredients. In synthetic skincare products the active ingredients only make up 5 to 10% of its contents.

1. Body Butters The thickest of the three. Butters are the essential fats and minerals at are extracted from natural ingredients (palm, shea, cocoa, mango etc.) It has the strongest scent and lasts longer than both creams and lotions. Body butter products typically use a combination of butters, oils, and essential butters and do not typically contain water. Body butters are applied to retain moisture, lubricate and nourish the skin. Body butter can be used on lips, hands, elbows, legs and feet. Some absorb into the skin quickly while others may leave a slight oily barrier depending on skin type and formulation. 2. Skin Cream Cream products are thinner than body butters. Creams usually contain the same basic ingredients as butters, plus water based ingredients, perhaps including aloe, hydrosol or a herbal infusion. A cream may have butters or solid fats in it, but not necessarily. 3. Body Lotion Lotions are similar to creams but are even lighter (because they contain more water) and provide the thinnest type of application. It will not necessarily moisturize as much or stay on as long as a butter or cream might. Usually lotions are applied to the arms, stomach and thighs.