It’s hard to believe that summer is almost over, but there’s no denying that crispness in the air and those longer shadows in the afternoon. 

We have to admit that we love Fall and all it has to offer, from pumpkin spice lattes to long afternoons snuggled up in our warmest socks and a good book! This season is all about being cozy and comfortable!

Of course, as with every new season, there comes a change in your skincare routine so your skin is better able to adapt and stay healthy and protected no matter what the weather has in store. 

In this article, we want to share our top skincare tips and products to help you seamlessly transition into this new season.

Let’s be honest…

Who has time for dry, cracked feet that sweat and give off an embarrassing odor? Not us, that’s for sure!

Cracked heels are one of the most common issues we hear from our customers, who let us know they have tried all the trending methods with no success. Yes, we know all about soaking your feet in mouthwash!

This weird method may leave your feet feeling temporarily soft, but it doesn’t remove dry skin, and you’re soaking your feet in less than natural ingredients. 

Give it a few days and just watch those cracks start to reappear. 

Don’t you think your tootsie deserve some real love? As in natural ingredients?

In this article, we want to shine a spotlight on our Sole Rescue Foot Balm, and why we love it so much for eliminating dry, cracked feet once and for all! Oh, and did we mention it helps neutralize odors too?

Keep reading to learn more!

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!