Knowing your skin type makes it much easier to care for it and takes away the guesswork about which products or routine works best for you. Here's a simple guide: Dry skin often feels tight, rough, or flaky, and it can sometimes feel sensitive. Oily skin tends to produce excess oil, particularly around the forehead, nose, and chin. Combination skin is a mix of both types, often with an oily T-zone and drier cheeks. Normal skin usually feels nourished and comfortable, not too oily or too...

It’s a question we get asked often, and the answer is simple: there isn’t just one right way. The best approach depends on your skin’s needs and the level of nourishment you're looking for. Most lotions are formulated to provide lightweight hydration and a bit of moisture, while body oils help nourish the skin and create a protective layer that helps reduce moisture loss. When used together, applying a body oil after your lotion can help leave your skin feeling soft, smooth, and supple. Of...

People often use "hydration" and "moisture" interchangeably in skincare, but they don’t mean the same thing. Understanding the difference can help you build a routine that supports healthy, supple skin. Think of it this way: hydration gives your skin a drink, while moisture helps seal it in. When skin is well hydrated, it looks plumper and smoother and feels more supple. Hydrating products often contain ingredients that attract and hold water, making facial mists, light lotions, and hydrating...