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With a new year comes new resolutions! While most don’t think to create skincare resolutions, we highly recommend setting goals this year for your best skin health. By creating priorities for yourself, you’ll be doing your skin a major favor, and we’re here to support you. Here are our recommendations for your 2021 skin care resolutions. Wash your face every morning, and nail down your skincare regime with the proper products. Some may feel like this step isn’t necessary after waking up, but it’s one of the most important things you can do for your skin. Use warm water to prep your pores, allowing them to open up to your cleanser for a full, deep clean. Shop any of our recommended cleansers here, and don’t forget to follow up with a toner, moisturizer, and sunscreen.  Schedule an annual skin exam. Scheduling your annual skin exam at the beginning of the

Did you know that your hands are some of the most delicate areas of skin? Now more than ever, our hands are being affected by frequent washing and sanitizing, oftentimes leading to dry, cracked skin. On top of it all, the colder weather deeply dehydrates our skin, and most times, our hands are frequently exposed to the harsher weather. But not all is lost, our team has put together three quick tips on how to take care of your hands so they are always soft and smooth. Use a hand sanitizer with aloe vera. The alcohol solution in most hand sanitizers can dehydrate your skin, leading to a dry, flaky, cracked appearance overtime. Opt for a sanitizer that contains aloe vera, as the hydrating qualities in the aloe vera plant will sink into your skin, minimizing potential aging effects.  Moisturize after you wash with your hands. Carrying around an ultra-moisturizing

While sunscreen is a crucial part of our skincare regimens throughout the summer, did you know that it’s equally as important to apply the proper protection during the winter months as well? Read on to see why forgetting this crucial skincare step may be leading to premature aging.  With less time spent outside in comparison to the warmer months, some might feel like sunscreen isn’t necessary. However, harmful UV rays still penetrate, sometimes in a stronger manner, through overcast clouds due to the fact that the sun is actually closer to the earth throughout the season. Therefore, the UV rays are closer to your skin than that of summertime. Another factor that comes into play throughout colder weather is that ice and snow reflect the UV rays, making it extremely easy for the UV rays to affect your skin. While we may not experience it directly in the Central Valley,

Sleep is a crucial piece of our overall health, but did you know that it also plays a large role in your skin’s appearance? Sleeping affects our hormones, collagen levels, and blood flow, all contributing factors into our skin’s overall look and feel. Here are a few tips to incorporate into your nighttime routine to  improve your skin health: Wash your face every night: Throughout the day, dirt, oil, and pollution enter your pores, which can lead to acne breakouts. Wash your face each night after removing your makeup to avoid any irritation  – our cleansing line will do just the trick. Make sure you’re getting enough rest: Studies show that a full eight hours of sleep each night is necessary for most. If you’re not resting well enough, your skin may appear dull, discolored, and dehydrated, leading to signs of aging. By having a steady sleeping schedule, you’ll be