The skin, the body's largest organ, has three main layers: the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis. The epidermis, or outer layer, is a waterproof protective barrier that contains sebum and melanin, which regulates moisture and protects from UV rays. The dermis, located beneath...

This blog article provides an overview of traditional Chinese facial diagnosis, a practice used for thousands of years to assess a person's health. The article explains how a person's face can reveal information about their physical health, emotional state, and even potential...

This blog article provides a comprehensive guide for expectant and new mothers on the use of skincare products, particularly essential oils. It emphasizes that ingredients from skincare products can be absorbed through the skin and directly enter the bloodstream, potentially affecting both...

This article argues against the use of conventional shampoos and promotes clay as a healthier, natural alternative for hair and body care. It explains that while clays have been used for centuries to absorb toxins and exfoliate, store-bought shampoos often contain harsh...

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble antioxidant that protects cells from damage caused by free radicals, which are generated by metabolism and environmental factors like pollution and smoke. This damage accumulates with age and can contribute to diseases. In skincare, Vitamin E is...

This article explains the differences between perfumes, eau de parfums, and other fragrances based on the concentration of aromatic compounds. It reveals that many popular scents, like "white musk" and "orchid," are not natural but are instead synthetically created. The article highlights...