How to Use a Gua Sha Tool for Glowing Skin and Facial Sculpting
Using a gua sha tool for facial massage just a few times a week can dramatically improve skin tone and reduce puffiness. Plus, a few minutes of therapeutic massage goes a long...
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Healthy Fats That Nourish Skin
The American Heart Association recommends replacing most saturated fat–like that in butter and bacon–with healthier mono- and polyunsaturated fats. Where do you get that? Plant foods. They provide essential fatty...
How to Soothe and Strengthen Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin is on the rise. More of us than ever before are complaining of redness, irritation and flaking. So what’s making our skin so reactive, and how can...
What Clean Beauty Means at Six Gldn
Women in the US pack an average of 12 beauty products and 168 chemicals into their daily routines, according to a study by the Environmental Working Group (EWG). That’s a...
Why a Minimalist Skincare Routine Can Be Better for Your Skin
Are complicated skincare routines the answer to radiant, lit-from-within skin? Or does a minimalist approach get you more of a glow? Here’s why swapping a shelf-full of products for something...
Why bakuchiol is a smarter alternative to retinol
Extracted from the babchi plant native to India, bakuchiol has a long history in Ayurveda for its soothing, calming, antibacterial and antioxidant properties. Although not the same as retinol chemically,...
Screen time is adding years to your skin
Smart phones are disrupting our bodies and wellbeing in ways science is only just beginning to unravel. Here’s why your sleep, your ability to deal with stress, and even lines...
Why Sweating Is Good for Your Skin and Your Health
We blot it, block it, and do everything possible to stop sweat showing up. But aside from the instant glow, working up a sweat is so good for your skin...