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The Antioxidant Power of Centella Asiatica

Ashh — Mon, 12 Aug 2024 12:03:51 +0000

Centella Asiatica, sometimes known as Gotu Kola, is an old herb that has been used in traditional medicine for generations. This little plant is well-known for its several health advantages, including its strong antioxidant properties. In this blog post, we’ll look at the antioxidant power of Centella Asiatica and how it can help protect and rejuvenate your skin and body. What is Centella Asiatica? Centella Asiatica grows as a perennial herb in Asia’s wetlands. Ayurvedic, traditional African, and Chinese medicine practitioners have long used it to treat a wide range of conditions, including wound healing and mental clarity. Rich in […]

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Sensitive Skin and Niacinamide: A Gentle Approach to Radiant Skin

Ashh — Mon, 23 Oct 2023 09:57:11 +0000

Niacinamide has emerged as a go-to ingredient in skincare in recent years, lauded for its adaptability and efficiency across a wide range of skin types. Finding mild yet effective solutions to common skin care difficulties can be difficult for people with sensitive skin. Consider niacinamide as a gentle approach to radiant skin that is suitable for even the most sensitive complexions.

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Triggers for sensitive skin and ways to treat it

Ashh — Tue, 09 Nov 2021 23:29:31 +0000

When it comes to skincare, you might have heard about different types of skin namely - normal, oily, combination, dry and sensitive. People with sensitive skin are often confused if they really have it or is it just sensitized due to some factors? Sensitive skin is skin that is more reactive than usual. It can be easily irritated by sun, heat, cold, pollution, hormones, lack of sleep, or topical products. Any skin type from oily to acne-prone, and dry to mature can get irritated or sensitive if its natural barrier is weakened or broken down by triggers. A person can be born with sensitive skin or can develop it over time. Heightened skin sensitivity could also signal an underlying skin condition such as eczema, or rosacea.

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Face cleansers for Sensitive skin

Ashh — Wed, 27 Jan 2021 15:31:40 +0000

When it comes to sensitive skin, fragrance and soap-free products are the best choices. A survey showed a whopping 32% of British women have sensitive skin. This is more common with women living in busy cities. Pollution is a major factor for increased skin sensitivity these days and this problem is not going away any time fast. Using harsh skincare products is another issue that can make skin sensitized and sensitive. The use of some powerful serums like AHAs, Retinols too frequently can create sensitivity in the skin. Choosing gentle skincare can really help to keep it calm and healthy […]

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Evening skincare routine for Dry skin

Ashh — Wed, 13 Jan 2021 23:47:02 +0000

Our skincare routines should change with our changing skin as well as season. I have sensitive and dry skin so I do not like to layer a lot of products. I like my routine fairly simple but effective. My skin can be easily sensitized due to harsh products or a messed up routine. Therefore keeping it simple is the key here!

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Sensitive Skin?…Brand to have on skincare radar!

Ashh — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 09:28:20 +0000

Sensitive skin can be both painful and noticeable. It is caused by skin disorders or allergic skin reactions such as eczema, rosacea, or allergic contact dermatitis. Overly dry or injured skin that can no longer protect nerve endings, leading to skin reactions. Too often, the microbiome are damaged by modern lifestyles, pollution and overuse of antibacterial products and detergents. This can lead to dry, irritated and stressed sensitive skin. The microbiome is the name for all good bacteria and microorganisms that live in harmony on and in your body. They are an extension of our selves; they play a protective role and are an integral part of the barrier […]

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Sukin Skincare | Natural skincare brand from Australia

Ashh — Tue, 26 Jun 2018 15:43:24 +0000

You might have seen Sukin Skincare products a lot on Social media and in some stores across the UK. The brand was born in Australia in 2007 after identifying a gap in the market for high efficacy, environmentally sustainable and affordable natural skincare. Since then, Sukin has grown to become Australia’s Number One Natural Skincare Brand. Sukin utilises an abundance of beautiful botanicals, antioxidants and essential oils to restore the natural vitality and radiance of skin and hair. The brand chooses ingredients very carefully and eliminates any nasties from the list to provide a thoughtful line-up of gentle but highly effective skincare. […]

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SPF for sensitive skin | edit 1

Ashh — Mon, 13 Jun 2016 10:03:15 +0000

There is nothing worse than using a product that is meant to protect your skin and in a way help your skin but it turns to be breaking you out. Well the reason of me talking about this topic is I have sensitive skin and most sunscreens break me out. Hot weather is a nightmare for my face as my cheeks (specially where I have large pores) get red, irritated and inflamed. Anyways I’ll keep this post short by introducing two types of sunscreen or spf (sun protection factor) – one with physical barrier which contain zinc oxide and titanium […]

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