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Natural Skincare

natural cosmetics, skincare & more

If you want to have a healthy and beautiful skin, the best way is to take care of it yourself. Learn more about your skin type, discover suitable natural ingredients for your skin and personalize your skincare products.

When NATURE and YOUR SKIN are mixed together:

YOU DREAM BIG & GO NATURAL

ABOUT YOUR SKIN...

Our skin type is likely to develop slightly over time (and seasons), so you should always adapt your cosmetic products to your current skin type.

If you don’t, even homemade / or purchased cosmetics can damage your skin and make it sensitive.

UV light from the sun and other factors such as stress, climate, air pollution, lifestyle, genes, nutrition and hormones can all contribute to how certain ingredients react or work on your skin.

Did you know that combination skin is the most common skin type? – but it is also the most difficult to care for, as the combination skin types (oily, sensitive, dry) have different needs. The dry spots need moisture, but too much can lead to excess oil in your T-Zone, causing blackheads to break out, etc.

Your genetics - for example, if your parents and grandparents had combination skin, most likely you have this skin type too.
If you have very dilated large pores on your T-zone (which includes the forehead, nose, and chin), but everywhere else you can barely see them, most likely you have combination skin. If you have big dilated large pores almost everywhere, chances are you have an oily skin. If you don't see big pores at all, chances are your skin is dry.

Weather or climate changes - your environment is a big factor in your skin's health. If you live somewhere with drastic seasonal shifts or you travel to a new place with a different climate, you may pay attention to your skin reaction and what type of skin care product does it really need.
Your aging process - as you age, you might find that your skin changes. You might also develop sensitivities to certain products or to elements.
Starting/taking up new workout routines - sweating more at the gym, taking up hot yoga, sauna or being exposed to sunlight more often might necessitate a change in your skin-care routine. You may need to take more care in cleansing and acne prevention if you're going to be sweating a lot.
Bad skin reactions - you may experience unpleasant side effects or sensitivity reactions to certain skincare products or maybe food allergies. It's important to figure out what's going on and consider switching a product that just did not resonate well with you when you tried it.

GOOD TO KNOW: after the age of 25, you start to lose production of collagen and elasticity in your skin and the production of sebum decreases a little, that’s why: the skin starts to thin and fine lines start to appear.