Often these two terms - dehydrated skin and dry skin, get used interchangeably. But they aren’t the same! And when I talk to my clients about this, many wonder what the difference is. There is a subtle difference, but it’s one I encourage you to notice so you can take the right steps to help!

Skin is dryer in the winter months, but I have a tip to help with that. Read more if your skin is feeling a little thirsty.

Hoping to pick the perfect gifts for your loved ones this holiday season?

I’ve put together a list of my favorite things as I know they get rave reviews.

Looking for something special for your friends and family this holiday season? I’ve got just the thing!

I often get asked to help clients with acne breakouts on the face and body.

One of my best tips for those who are experiencing acne, especially breakouts around the mouth area as we wear masks during this COVID-19 time, is to use Acne Reduction Pads.

Learn how you can have the perfect home facial for your skin using My Skin Buddy. You can even watch a video of me go through a step by step facial so you can learn exactly what to do yourself:

I often get asked what at-home skin care tools I recommend. One of my very favorites is My Skin Buddy™.

Ready to Bring Back Your Glow?Try My Skin Buddy™

One of my favorite at home skin tools is My Skin Buddy™. When used, it enhances your product penetration to help maintain your skin’s overall health and anti-aging benefits.

Since we all have a little more time on our hands while being sheltered-in its a great time to give your skin extra attention because it MATTERS.

First, even if you are currently changing out of your day pajamas for your night pajamas, still be diligent with a morning and evening skin care regimen. This applies to both men and women.

The carefully calibrated clock that controls our bodies asks a lot of our skin: At night when our minds and limbs take a rest our skin cells go into overdrive, repairing and rebuilding for the exposures they will face the next day.

A question I often get asked is why can’t I use my facial moisturizer as my eye cream? Well, the eye tissue is the most delicate and thinnest tissue on your face. Eye creams are created with lower percentages of active ingredients than facial creams are.