With mid-term marks, plays, and performances I haven’t been able to update. I am sorry and I’ll make sure to make up for it.

Smells like Winnie the Pooh.

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If you like bath bombs, these are just as good and customisable. {Warning: Do NOT eat.}

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Antioxidants prevent and repair UV damage, and using them in your beauty routine is a wonderful way to prepare for sun exposure. 

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Ripe with enzymes and vitamin A, peaches help tighten pores. Cucumbers, meanwhile, nourish connective tissue and rejuvenate the skin thanks to their abundance of silica. Plus, their ascorbic and caffeic acids prevent water retention, making them popular for reducing puffiness. 

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Here are some ingredients to avoid when looking for beauty products.

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Splits can result when you rough up your hair with your brush, comb and other styling tools. To prevent split ends and breakage, be gentle — especially when hair is wet. 

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Sea salt enhances and defines natural waves, while fragrant essential oil helps lock in moisture and softness. Just a few spritzes make hair look as if you’ve been frolicking in the ocean all afternoon.

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Carrots and berries boost red tresses. The yogurt’s lactic acid helps the coloring antioxidants in the berries and carrots get past the surface of your locks — so they really seep in. Honey, a natural humectant, hydrates the hair.

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Tea, lemon, and potato enhance sunny shades. The chamomile and lemon act as whitening agents, and the acidic lemon juice allows potato enzymes — which help brighten blonde hair — to break through the tough, keratinized outer layer of the hair.

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