Enzymes have two main uses when it comes to skincare - exfoliation and anti-inflammation. This is a gentler way to exfoliate your skin rather than your traditional scrub or microdermabrasion treatments, especially if they’re too harsh. Fruit enzymes are the perfect alternative, and are so easy to find right in your fridge. This Balinese inspired papaya mask is the perfect way to get you in the mood for fall - pumpkin spice latte not included. Follow the recipe from Bali b

Enzymes have two main uses when it comes to skincare - exfoliation and anti-inflammation. This is a gentler way to exfoliate your skin rather than your traditional scrub or microdermabrasion treatments, especially if they’re too harsh. Fruit enzymes are the perfect alternative, and are so easy to find right in your fridge. This Balinese inspired papaya mask is the perfect way to get you in the mood for fall - pumpkin spice latte not included. Follow the recipe from Bali b

So we’ve talked about the importance of exfoliating your skin (and trust me there will be plenty more conversations about that to come), but what we haven’t talked about yet is how to deeply nourish the skin. One of my favorite ways is with a body smoothie. Yes, I said body smoothie. And yes, it is like the smoothie you’re drinking for lunch right now. The temperature might be dropping, but you can still transport your sense to the beaches of Mexico with this recipe used by

So we’ve talked about the importance of exfoliating your skin (and trust me there will be plenty more conversations about that to come), but what we haven’t talked about yet is how to deeply nourish the skin. One of my favorite ways is with a body smoothie. Yes, I said body smoothie. And yes, it is like the smoothie you’re drinking for lunch right now. The temperature might be dropping, but you can still transport your sense to the beaches of Mexico with this recipe used by

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Light Skin Tones: Soft eyeshadow shades of mauve, plum and browns flatter eye colors like blue, green and hazel. Shades of browns and champagne create an understated but classic look. Cheeks should be soft and have the same undertone as eyeshadows. Lips should also be worn soft with a swipe of gloss to add light reflection. Asian Skin Tones: Start with a soft eyeshadow base color and then add a rich brown, navy, plum, or black color for liner. If you like to use a third c