BEAUTYBIO

The colder months may be a great time to cozy up inside with a warm drink after a long day, but these months don’t give your skin much time to adjust. Going from cold and crisp outside to hot and dry indoors can do more damage to your skin than you may think, and that hot cocoa with marshmallows isn’t going to do much to help. While you’re spending more time inside, it could be time to try out some new tricks to boost your at-home skincare routine and wintertime glow. Rose Quartz Roller Quick Pick-Me-Ups for Your Skin Whenever you have a moment of free time, instead of scrolling through social media, go for a quick, skin pick-me-up. Treat your skin to a five-minute mask or a quick cleanse. You could also use tools that are easy to keep around, like a rose quartz roller to help eliminate puffy skin and reduce inflammation. Travel-friendly tools such as rollers are not only easy to grab when you’re working from home, but they’re also a tool you can carry with you throughout the day....

It’s common for the eye area to experience sagging or puffiness. Blinking and smiling can affect the eyes over the years, which is why it might be time to upgrade your skincare routine. The best products and tools can help you address these concerns to reveal firmer-looking skin. It’s time to reveal eyes that appear more hydrated and awake. Read on to learn about the different ways you can target the appearance of sagging eyelids and more.  Eyelid Firming Cream Apply an Eye Cream Using an eye cream in the morning and evening can help you reveal skin that looks and feels more lifted. Seek out ingredients like licorice root and Persian silk tree bark extract to deliver antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. These ingredients can encourage elasticity and protect against free radicals. Be sure that you find an airless pump to ensure the ingredients are protected between each use. Apply your eyelid firming cream to your brow bones, eyelids and under-eye area to improve the a...

Collagen is incredibly important to maintaining healthy-looking skin. It helps promote the bouncy, radiant and youthful appearance desired by many. Your body naturally produces collagen, however, that production decreases with age and is negatively impacted by stress, lifestyle factors and environmental aggressors, all of which can lead to dullness, skin dimpling (aka cellulite) and stretch marks. It may seem like the odds are stacked against you, but they don’t have to be. You can help to boost collagen production in your body and support healthier-looking skin. You’ll find that with a few daily lifestyle hacks and a dermaroller for stretch marks , brand-new collagen and firmer-looking skin is just around the corner.  Dermaroller for Stretch Marks Drink Plenty of Water You may already know that a large percentage of your body is made up of water. This includes the collagen proteins in your skin. All signs point to hydration being a major component of smoother-looking skin all ...

For all of the skintellects on your holiday list this year, shopping should be fun and easy. Who doesn’t love products that make their skin look and feel refreshed, beautiful and healthy? For the skincare-savvy women in your life, it’s always nice to gift clinical-grade serums, masks, tools and/or gift sets. Sound like anyone you know? Then, check out a brand that offers science-backed results and clean beauty solutions. A glowing complexion is right around the corner with the following holiday gift ideas. Derma Roller High-Quality Face Derma Roller For the ultimate skin rejuvenation gift, start with finding a high-quality derma roller . A derma roller is an at-home microneedling tool that delivers in-office results. A derma roller creates tiny micro-channels across the surface of your skin and makes it easier for the skin to absorb serums and facial creams. If you’re worried about giving someone a face roller covered in tiny needles, don’t be. It doesn’t hurt. The benefits of mi...

Just as you might have a skincare ritual that features a cleanser and retinol night cream , there is also a growing demand for scalp care. After all, this area of your body is still skin that needs tending to on a regular basis. It’s common for there to be build-up, stress and even damage to the scalp that can impact the skin and your precious hair follicles. Read on to learn about why you should start taking better care of your scalp and where to begin. Microneedling Tools Your Scalp is Skin, Too It seems obvious, but many don’t give the skin on their scalp as much attention as they do their face. You might use a rose quartz roller and targeted eye cream all to care for different areas on your face. The scalp creates sebum and can experience oil build-up just as the face can. It even has its own microbiome that, when not in balance, can feel irritating or trap potential bacteria just like any other area of the body. The big difference? There are usually hair follicles that can be imp...

Whether you got a full night’s rest or not, the eyes can routinely show signs of fatigue and puffiness. Your skincare routine should feature products and tools that can help your eyes appear brighter and more awake. Not only can these practices be effective, but many take little time to do, and results are often seen quickly. Read on to learn more about how you can support your eyes and minimize the appearance of dark circles or puffiness.  Eyelid Firming Cream Try a Rose Quartz Roller Gently rolling out the eye area might sound like an odd practice, but it’s the perfect at-home solution for lymphatic massage and de-puffing. All you have to do is cleanse your face and add apply your favorite serums or facial oils, then gently roll the rose quartz roller over your face, including the eye area (avoiding the eyelid), to help enhance product absorption. Roll in long, outward strokes toward the temples to help stimulate lymphatic drainage, which ultimately helps the face and eyes to...

No matter your skincare routine, the odds are good it’ll need a refresh for the winter season right around the corner. As the air becomes colder, you spend more time inside with artificial heat sources, which can cause skin to lose moisture and become dry. Whether you need to invest in a thirst-quenching moisturizer or an at-home dermaroller for stretch marks , this guide is here to help you navigate winter-ready skin essentials better than a ski instructor on the bunny slopes. Body Microneedling Tool Routine Quench Your Thirst Nothing says “winter skin” louder than dry, dull, flaky skin. It’s inevitable; as the air cools and becomes more arid, so too, does your skin. While physical protection like gloves and earmuffs are helpful, they can’t stop all the moisture from leaving your body. Invest in a great moisturizer, one for your face and a heavier one for your body. The skin below your neckline is thicker than the skin on your face, so make sure you have a moisturizer at the ready tha...