If you’ve ever used a self-tanner, chances are, you’ve experienced a horror story involving streaking or orange palms. While easy to use once you get the hang of them, these summer must-haves are also simple to misapply if you haven’t mastered the right technique. The reason? All self-tanners contain a chemical called dihydroxyacetone, or DHA,…
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The custom of tanning one’s skin has received a lot of publicity in the recent times. Because of its alleged link with cancer, tanning and its effects has become a major subject of debate among scientists, beauticians and even the women who would like to know all the facts about it before deciding on whether…
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It provides your newborn with the nourishment that he/she needs and help them to develop proper habits that may very well dictate their future health. Baby formula is your baby’s first taste of milk and it’s important to make that first experience a good one. When selecting baby formula, you will want to make sure…
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If you haven’t noticed the summer is already here. Surprisingly, you don’t have to wait for the summer for endless beach hours beating down on the sun rays. Sunless tanning also known as the indoor tanning is more popular and easy than ever and it is much safer than sun tanning. Here are 10 tips…
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The popularity of self-tanning products is surging, showing that Americans are wising up about sun safety. They’re putting their money where their skin is. Skin takes a lot of wear and tear, so it naturally regenerates itself. Every 35-45 days the outer layer of the skin, the epidermis, is completely replaced. Since skin pigment is…
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