Happy Friday readers!
Harsh winter weather coupled with frequent hand washing can leave your hands feeling extremely dry or chapped. Using a hand cream with occlusive ingredients like shea or cocoa butter can help as well as using gloves when you’re outside. Reapply frequently to replenish lost moisture.
Have a great weekend!
Stephanie
Happy Friday everyone!
With the holiday madness, don’t forget to take 5 minutes out of your day for you. Sip a cup of tea, meditate or flip through a magazine. It’s good for your overall health and you’ll release some stress.
Have a great weekend!
Stephanie
A sleeping mask may just be what your dry skin needs during these chilly months. Simply apply a layer before bedtime to lock moisture in and rinse off in the morning.
Have a great and safe weekend everyone!
Stephanie
Happy Friday everyone!
Make sure you are keeping your skincare products in a cool, dry environment to help preserve their efficacy. Avoid placing them near heat or direct sunlight as this can cause products to break down quicker.
Have a great weekend everyone!
Stephanie
Happy Friday everyone!
Eating foods like salmon, tuna, walnuts, flax and pumpkin seeds that are rich in omega-3 can help combat dry skin from the inside out. So, if topical treatments aren’t enough, take a look at your diet and see if you are incorporating enough Essential Fatty Acids.
Have a lovely weekend everyone! Sephora VIB weekend is here for me and well, you know I’ll be doing some shopping. Nothing too crazy though. 😉
Stephanie
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It’s Friday and the weekend is upon us yet again in a flash. Time seems to be zooming by right?
I hear many people tell me they use soap to cleanse their face and complain about their face being very dry. I highly advise people to use a soap-free cleanser because soap tends to have a higher pH level and can disrupt our skin’s protective barrier. Especially during cooler temperatures, our skin needs that protective barrier and if disrupted, it can lead to redness, sensitivity and dryness.
Enjoy the weekend readers!
Stephanie
Calling all chocolate lovers!
Did you know that consuming 1 ounce of dark chocolate with at least 60% cocoa contains high levels of flavonoids, an antioxidant which can protect against sun damage and reduce roughness in skin? Now you know. 🙂
Have a lovely weekend readers!
Stephanie
Friday is here which means my weekly skin tip!
With fall and cooler weather around, now is the perfect time to have more invasive skincare treatments such as chemical peels and laser treatments to help with uneven skin tone and reveal a rejuvenated appearance.
See you next week readers!
Stephanie
Friday is finally here- yay! Time for a skin tip.
An easy way to minimize the appearance of fine lines around the eyes is to moisturize with an eye cream. Lines and wrinkles are more prominent when the skin is dry and adding hydration softens the look.
Thanks so much for tuning in this week and make sure you are also subscribed to The Peachy Queen Blog for awesome fashion posts and to catch another exclusive post from me tomorrow! 🙂
Wishing you a great weekend,
Stephanie
Happy Friday readers! Can’t believe it’s Friday again!
When you are pregnant, here are three major skincare ingredients to avoid: retinol, Isotretinoin and hydroquinone. If you’re ever in doubt of which ingredients to use, ask your healthcare professional.
Have a great weekend everyone and don’t forget to tune in tomorrow to The Peachy Queen Blog for great posts including a new and exclusive post where I will be talking about the red lipstick as concealer trend!
Stephanie