Alright ladies, let’s talk oil! (And no, I don’t mean olive oil.) One of my favorite things to do with my skincare routine is mix a couple drops of Maracuja oil in with my moisturizer. So many people seem to be afraid of using oils on their skin but there are so many benefits! (Even for my oily skin girls! Quick tip…oil fights oil!) ​ The oil we’re going to focus on today is Maracuja oil. One benefit of course is that it is hydrating. However, any oil you use in your skincare

Alright ladies, let’s talk oil! (And no, I don’t mean olive oil.) One of my favorite things to do with my skincare routine is mix a couple drops of Maracuja oil in with my moisturizer. So many people seem to be afraid of using oils on their skin but there are so many benefits! (Even for my oily skin girls! Quick tip…oil fights oil!) ​ The oil we’re going to focus on today is Maracuja oil. One benefit of course is that it is hydrating. However, any oil you use in your skincare

If you have ever visited spas or resorts in exotic locales in Asia, you’ve probably seen a facialist select and mash fresh fruit for a fresh, on-the-spot enzyme mask. Easy to recreate at home, this Balinese face mask will leave your face fresh and glowing! ​ You will need: Papaya Egg Pumpkin Cut a papaya in half, and discard the seeds. Scoop out the papaya fruit and mash, and then mix in 1 egg. Add pumpkin and whip together. (Put ingredients in a blender or food processor for

If you have ever visited spas or resorts in exotic locales in Asia, you’ve probably seen a facialist select and mash fresh fruit for a fresh, on-the-spot enzyme mask. Easy to recreate at home, this Balinese face mask will leave your face fresh and glowing! ​ You will need: Papaya Egg Pumpkin Cut a papaya in half, and discard the seeds. Scoop out the papaya fruit and mash, and then mix in 1 egg. Add pumpkin and whip together. (Put ingredients in a blender or food processor for

Visiting Myanmar, you will wonder why the faces of the people painted white. This is a form of beauty treatments using natural ingredients called Thanaka. Thanaka, or Thanakha, a mix-up with a creamy white gold, is made from finely ground bark. This is a typical practice of the people of Myanmar from more than 2000 years. In this country, women and girls thanaka applied to the face and hands. Some men also use thanaka, but not very common. The tree that used for extract the T

Visiting Myanmar, you will wonder why the faces of the people painted white. This is a form of beauty treatments using natural ingredients called Thanaka. Thanaka, or Thanakha, a mix-up with a creamy white gold, is made from finely ground bark. This is a typical practice of the people of Myanmar from more than 2000 years. In this country, women and girls thanaka applied to the face and hands. Some men also use thanaka, but not very common. The tree that used for extract the T

Hi Beauties! ​ Korean beauty is all the rage right now and if you can get a hold of some of their amazing products, we're sure you will love them! However, you don't need to spend a ton of money on expensive creams to get some of the amazing benefits of Korean beauty secrets. Here's a great DIY our Founder, Shalini Vadhera, discovered while writing her book Passport To Beauty. KOREAN TIGHTENING FACE MASK You will need: 2 eggs Flour 1 mashed cucumber minus the skin Here's

Hi Beauties! ​ Korean beauty is all the rage right now and if you can get a hold of some of their amazing products, we're sure you will love them! However, you don't need to spend a ton of money on expensive creams to get some of the amazing benefits of Korean beauty secrets. Here's a great DIY our Founder, Shalini Vadhera, discovered while writing her book Passport To Beauty. KOREAN TIGHTENING FACE MASK You will need: 2 eggs Flour 1 mashed cucumber minus the skin Here's