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Skin Health

Should Kids Use Sunscreen?
Should Kids Use Sunscreen?
Can Babies Use Sunscreen? Absolutely—yes. But there’s something important you need to know first. Sunscreen is not recommended for babies under 6 months. Their skin is super sensitive. Instead, keep them in the shade, wear a wide-brimmed hat, and dress them in light, protective clothing. Now, once your child turns 6 months old, sunscreen becomes…
5 Common Sunscreen Mistakes
Still Getting Sunburned Even With Sunscreen? You might be making one of these 5 common mistakes. Let’s fix that. The first mistake we all make is not reading the label. You should always choose a “broad-spectrum” sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Second, using too little. You need about a shot glass for your…
Is 100 SPF Better Than 30?
SPF 30 or 100 I know its always confusing. While higher SPF sunscreen gives you better protection, you don’t have to go all crazy with it if you do this one thing. Studies have shown that, if you are using the right technique, SPF 30 is the minimum required sunscreen for daily protection. Of course, you’d better switch…
How To Find Hair Porosity?
Understanding Hair Porosity Did you know that understanding your hair’s porosity can completely change the way you care for it? Let’s dive right into it. Hair porosity is your hair’s ability to absorb and hold moisture. It depends on the condition of your hair’s cuticle, the outermost layer of each strand of your hair. If the…
5 Amazing Foods That Boost Skin Health
5 Superfoods For Your Skin Salmon: If you’re looking for smoother, more hydrated skin, salmon is your go-to. It’s packed with omega-3 fatty acids, which are essential for keeping your skin moisturized from the inside out. The American Heart Association  recommends eating one or two servings of oily fish per week. So, adding a couple…
Explore The Different Types of Acne
Major Types of Acne Explained Are you also frustrated with those persistent acne? It is a common skin condition caused by clogged glands. There are three primary types of acne.  1. Comedonal Acne It appears as small, dark, or white spots on the skin. This noninflammatory lesion can be open, called blackheads, or closed, called whiteheads. …

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