If you suffer from eczema, then our hearts go out to you because we know how painful and uncomfortable it can be. Not to mention the fact it can sap your self-confidence as you try to hide away exposed skin that is affected. 

Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is an inflammatory skin condition that presents itself as red, inflamed patches of skin that is very itchy, and the inflamed skin may even contain fluid-filled bumps.  

Scratching provides only temporary relief, in fact, the more you scratch the itchier it gets, and of course, you put yourself at risk of infection as you may tear the skin. 

Eczema may have hereditary factors, and is definitely not contagious, however, your lifestyle factors determine whether or not your eczema manifests, no matter how rampant it may be in your family. 

Eczema may be short-lived, a result of using a skincare product that is too harsh for your sensitive skin, or it may be more chronic, the result of constant stress or a poor diet. 

While there is no definite cure, there are certainly many natural ways you can finally start to support the treatment of your eczema, because you have more important things to worry about than itchy skin!

Is your beard looking a little more scruffy than majestic?

You’ve given your beard the time it needs to grow, and it’s finally reached the length you wanted after weeks of self-restraint, congratulations!

But now you find yourself a little lost.

Sure, you have a beard that is something to be proud of, yet you can’t help but feel it’s looking a little more scruffy than sexy.

That’s where we have your back!

In this article, we will share a few ways you can keep your beard in tip-top condition, it’s not our fault if all the guys come flocking for tips!

We shared a post recently, talking all about alpha-lipoic acid, and which of our products contain that superstar ingredient. 

Now, we want to share another ingredient we have in these beautiful products, considered King in the world of skincare when it comes to keeping your skin plump and hydrated.

We want to tell you more about hyaluronic acid! You may have heard of this one, it truly is a trending ingredient in the skincare world so it’s no surprise if you have.

It is a natural humectant, meaning it draws water from the environment and ensures your pores drink it up! In fact, HA can hold up to a whopping 1000 times its own weight in water!

The problem is that some people have said it seems to have the opposite effect, drying their skin out, instead of plumping it up with moisture the way they had expected.

The truth is, that hyaluronic acid can have this effect if any of the following two factors are true for you.