Body Care
Given that shower gels regularly come into contact with the skin, it is important to understand their composition. Used daily, they rid the body of impurities accumulated on the skin. The question that arises is: what must a shower gel necessarily contain to be effective? Here's what you need to know on this subject.
Ally of the dry and sensitive skins, the shower oil appears among the most appreciated washing care by the users with these skin types. Made up mainly of vegetable oil, it acts both on the surface of the skin and in depth. If you have decided to replace your classic soap with a shower oil, find out how to use it.
As one of the latest innovations in the field of cosmetology, shower oil is already making its mark in terms of skin care. It is suitable for daily use on all skin types. To enhance its effectiveness, discover the steps to follow after its application.
Washing daily is essential for the health and comfort of your skin. Your skin needs daily care to keep it supple and soft. It’s important to use products which gently cleanse your skin while protecting your hydrolipidic film. However, it’s not always easy to choose the right product. Let’s take a look at the difference between a shower cream and a shower gel.
Alongside thumb-sucking, nose-picking, hair-twisting and pulling, scratching, and teeth grinding or clenching, chronic nail-biting—medically termed onychophagia—is among the most common “nervous habits”. Often dismissed as nothing more than a reflex many people resort to when stressed or bored, nail-biting can nevertheless have a detrimental impact on health. That is precisely what we will explore in this article.
Brittle nails (onychorrhexis) is a common nail disorder, affecting up to 20% of the population. They are more prevalent in women and individuals over the age of 50. Whether it's an internal condition or external environmental factors, anything from a thyroid disorder to the natural ageing of the nail, or even overexposure to detergents, can make nails either soft and brittle (high humidity) or dry and brittle (low humidity). While nothing can be done about age-related nail changes, it is possible to reduce the risk of cracking and fragility of nails linked to other causes. Here are some measures to take in order to protect your nails so they remain strong.
As we age, the skin on our hands becomes thinner and dehydrated. It becomes sensitive to weather conditions, particularly the cold. Veins and tendons start to become visible around the age of 45. In addition, brown spots begin to appear. This is referred to as "dermatoporosis". The question that arises is: why do the veins in our hands become more visible with age? Let's delve into this.
After a swimming session or a long bath, fingers tend to wrinkle. When hands remain submerged for a certain period, they become pruney. Controlled by the nervous system, this active process is caused by the contraction of blood vessels. The question that arises is: why do fingers become wrinkled in water? Let's focus on the reasons.
Whether it's winter or summer, hands require hydration. Indeed, they tend to become rough, dry, and more sensitive due to external aggressions and excessive washing. Therefore, it's important to hydrate them regularly. The question that arises is: how often should one hydrate their hands? Here's what you need to know on this matter.
Alcohol-based hand sanitiser, frequent handwashing, cold weather… Several factors influence the hydration and condition of the hands. In winter, but not only then, it is not uncommon to end up with dry or severely damaged hands. What can be done in this situation? Discover a few tips to regain soft, supple hands.
We rarely think of taking care of our knees, elbows and heels. However, these sensitive areas, lacking sebaceous glands, dry out quickly and are likely to become rougher. Find out how to fight this localized dryness.
Just like the face and the rest of the body, the bust needs to be pampered. Indeed, this part of the body is often exposed to the sun and external aggressions (wind, cold, etc...). However, these inconveniences can have detrimental effects on the skin. Therefore, it is important to take care of one's bust, particularly by hydrating, protecting, and toning it. Discover the treatments to incorporate into your beauty routine.
Often overlooked, the chest also requires care, just as much as the face, hair, hands or even legs do. Indeed, the breasts are quite delicate, the skin of the décolletage is very thin and sensitive, and they are subjected to various aggressions throughout life. That's why it's important to pamper and hydrate it like the rest of the body. But why is it so important to hydrate one's breasts? How should one take care of them?
Hair removal, shaving, sun exposure, clothing friction... the legs require special attention. Indeed, they tend to become dry and that's why they need specific care on a daily basis. How to take care of this part of the body? Here are some steps to help you.
Whether it's olive oil, shea butter, or even coconut oil, there is a vast array of soaps available on the market. Skincare is not limited to the application of a moisturising cream, the soap used to remove dirt also plays a crucial role. We provide some advice on how to choose your body soap wisely.
Hands are assaulted daily by detergents, the cold, or even frequent contact with water. These aggressions promote dryness, which is the root cause of chapping, redness, and tightness. Furthermore, the application of hand sanitiser several times a day exacerbates this dryness. Discover some tips for hydrating your hands on a daily basis.
Easy to carry and quickly accessible, the hydroalcoholic product is the emergency solution to have in one's bag, especially during an epidemic, in the absence of available water. Indeed, using it allows for hand disinfection in any situation, thereby limiting the risks of contamination. However, its use can have consequences on the skin of the hands. Here are which ones.
It is crucial to carefully select your bath towel to enjoy the necessary comfort after stepping out of the shower or bath. The question that arises is: which towel should be used for the body? There are some essential criteria to consider to guide you in your choice. Discover which ones.
Exfoliation is an essential treatment for the skin of the face and body. This treatment offers numerous benefits to the skin. It notably allows the removal of dead cells accumulated on the skin's surface, thus revealing soft and radiant skin. But the question is, how much product should one apply? Indeed, if we use too little, we risk seeing no results, and if we use too much, we also run the risk of not only seeing no effects but also causing the skin to react (redness, irritation, excess sebum, etc…). We reveal the ideal amount of exfoliant to use.
Exfoliation is an essential regenerating treatment that aims to eliminate dead skin cells from the surface of the epidermis. Before exfoliating the body and face, it is necessary to prepare the area to be worked on. After the exfoliation, it is also important to take certain steps to purify the skin.
Exfoliation is a technique that allows you to get rid of dead cells that have accumulated on the surface of the skin. These cells can be responsible for the appearance of imperfections. A scrub helps the skin to regain its softness and suppleness, to stimulate the blood microcirculation of the body as well as the face and to stimulate cell regeneration. This process is generally done weekly, depending on the type of skin. However, to properly exfoliate the surface of the skin, it is essential to adopt the right technique.
To have a soft, clean and beautiful skin, it is not recommended to skip the scrub. A must for skin care, this treatment has many benefits for both the epidermal layers and the skin surface, but also to ensure the effectiveness of skin care products.
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