What is the skin microbiome?

The skin microbiome is the community of microorganisms that live on the surface of your skin. It includes bacteria, fungi, viruses and microscopic mites that exist in a dynamic balance with your body. In simple terms, it is a living ecosystem that helps regulate skin health. According to the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, this div...

The shift from summer to autumn is one of the most demanding transitions your skin faces. UV exposure, heat, and dehydration accumulate over summer, leaving the barrier compromised just as cooler, drier air begins pulling moisture from the skin. This is the season to move from protection to restoration.

Here are my top five bioactives we formulate with specifically for...

Summer is hard on hair. Heat, UV exposure, salt water, chlorine, sweat and more frequent washing all place extra stress on both the scalp and the hair fibre. The result? Hair that feels dry, brittle, frizzy or lifeless – even when you’re conditioning regularly.

The key to healthy summer hair isn’t heavier ...

If you’ve ever switched to a natural deodorant and found yourself reapplying by midday, you’re not alone. Many people make the change for their health — but quickly discover that not all natural deodorants perform the same way.

The truth is: most natural deodorants don’t fail because they’re natural, they...

Sweating is one of the body’s most natural and essential processes. It regulates temperature, supports detoxification, and helps maintain healthy skin. Sweat itself doesn’t actually smell, odour only occurs when certain bacteria on the skin’s surface break down components of sweat into acids.

That means...