Conventional beauty advice has been pretty much the same for decades: Cleanse your face with something foamy, wash your hair with something sudsy, moisturize with something thick, scrub with a vengeance, occasionally use a clay mask, and paint your face with artificial colors. Ah, but the rules have changed, and some tried-and-true ancient remedies are now back to stay. Advancements and major results are not mutually exclusive to harsh chemicals, synthetics, and animal testing. Behold, the natur...
Conventional beauty advice has been pretty much the same for decades: Cleanse your face with something foamy, wash your hair with something sudsy, moisturize with something thick, scrub with a vengeance, occasionally use a clay mask, and paint your face with artificial colors. Ah, but the rules have changed, and some tried-and-true ancient remedies are now back to stay. Advancements and major results are not mutually exclusive to harsh chemicals, synthetics, and animal testing. Behold, the natur...
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