Beauty Blog

Many skin problems and medical conditions can lead to hyperpigmentation including the aftermath of acne, razor bumps, melasma, chemical irritation, eczema, electrolysis, allergic reactions, abrasive scrubs, certain prescription medications such as oral contraceptives, pregnancy and hormones, obesity, thyroid disease, waxing, sunburn, insect bites, picking, wiping the eyes, tampering with the skin, trauma, tweezing, surgical procedures, and chemical peels.



Hormonal and post-inflammatory hyper

Massage Therapy spans a wide variety of therapeutic approaches, working to improve an individual's health and well-being through the hands-on manipulation of muscles and other soft tissues of the body.

It's a fact of life - Everyone will eventually get wrinkles. There are many things that can be done to reduce or delay the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles without extreme measures such as plastic surgery.


• Tan in moderation. The majority of undesirable skin changes associated with aging is the result of sun exposure. One of the most important things you can do is use sunscreen daily to protect against photo aging. The underlying collagen and elastic support of the skin breaks down becau

With most beauty tips & guides focused on women, it's not always easy for men to know how to look after themselves

Men, are you in need of some quick grooming tips to stay on point?