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Chances are, if you are a woman in your twenties or older, you've probably already seen at least five must-have beauty trends before you finished your morning coffee today. Whether it's a DIY face mask made of everyday items right in your kitchen, or a brand new beauty brand that advertises all natural ingredients and promises medical grade results, you've probably been tempted to try it. And while these beauty trends sound like incredible ideas, we've simplified it down to a few basic rules you should follow when it comes to skincare in order to get the most out of your product...

When picking out venues, trying on gowns, and scheduling appointments—don't forget your skin! Here are the most common issues brides face with their skin while preparing for a wedding, what works for each issue, and how long you'll need before the wedding to address each one. Get Rid of Blemishes: 6 MonthsStart addressing blemish issues about six months before your wedding to give yourself and your skin enough time to figure out what works and what doesn't. This time will be spent determining the root cause of persistent breakouts and then correcting them. Monthly HydraFacials are one of the most beneficial things...

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If you've dealt with any of the following issues during or after menopause, you aren't alone. Here are some of the most common changes that occur in your skin (and other areas!) during menopause, and how to deal with them.  HAIR FALLS OUT OF YOUR SCALP—AND GROWS ON YOUR FACEHormones are the number one culprit for most of your menopausal misery, and your hair is one of the areas it shows first. Lower estrogen and progesterone levels mean a thinner mane and a shorter telogen phase for your hair. And ironically, it also means more hair growth on your lower face (i.e....

If you love skincare products as much as we do, chances are you probably saw at least one recipe today for a DIY face mask that was made from all natural ingredients found right in your kitchen. And you might've thought to yourself, "hey, it's all natural so it must be good for me!" High quality skincare products can be quite an investment depending on the brand, so we completely understand why the thought of making your own concoction of ingredients you already have at home could be appealing. But there are some pretty solid reasons (and some scary things lurking in...