Literally in love with all these products and totally happy to be able to try them all out!
Especially love the bean toner pads! So soothing ✨🎀💕

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As the air is pretty dry and face mists are a great way to combat dryness throughout the day, let me know your favorite facial mists or the ones you are eyeing to buy! 

Excited to hear some recommendations! 

Even though, it’s not an essential step of the skincare regimen, but a facial mist can enhance other aspects of one’s skincare, improving absorption of ingredients and sealing them into skin.

Personally, as mentioned, I like using one throughout the day as well as a skin prep before SPF/ makeup.

Opinion on facial mists?

If your hair tends to get oily quickly, seems lifeless or has dead skin buildup a scalp scaler/scrub might be helpful in your routine.
Since my mother introduced me to scalp scalers I can not skip this step in my weekly hair routine. 
🫧🫧

The key, it is said, to having healthy hair is to focus on the root of the hair,the scalp. In western hair care, there is surprisingly little attention given to scalp health.. So let’s have a look at how scalers improve scalp health! 


🫧 Just like our skin on face and body, our scalp needs regular exfoliation too. 
Be it to remove product buildup, dead skin cells or to improve blood circulation and hair growth, scalp scalers and scrubs offer a range of benefits that affect not only the scalp but also the overall look and feel of your hair, making it voluminous and shiny.


What are scalp scalers?
🫧Scalp Scalers were developed to gently remove excess oil from the scalp surface, providing effective relief from excessive sebum due to overactive secretions from the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles. It is typically a liquid made up of salicylate and does not lather when you apply it to your scalp (AHA|BHA based)!
Rather you massage it onto your scalp and rinse it off. 
It is recommended to use a scaler once a week. 


🫧Scalp scrubs are also used to rejuvenate the scalp tissue deeply by eliminating dirt and clogged hair follicles. This enhances the oxygenation of your scalp. While these are mostly sea salt based, it is recommended to use one that matches your scalp needs once a week before you shampoo. 

🫧Using scaling products regularly can also help to get rid of dandruff and flaking. 

 🫧If you have extremely oily hair, look for scalers which have ingredients that regulate sebum production. (Menthol helps to refresh additionally) 

(There are also some scaling shampoos available!) 

All in all it is totally important to cleanse your scalp deeply to prevent hair loss or other scalp problems like dandruff/flaky scalp! 
 

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Do you use a scaling product in your current routine? Or would you like to? 
Feel free to ask any questions! 
🫧

Hair routine tips for healthy hair from the root 🫧 Are scalp scalers necessary?

Let’s collect some great vegan certified skin care products! 

Always open to new products! Drop your recommendations 🫶


These are my current favorites✨

Fav vegan products? 🌱

As we all know about these chemical exfoliators, how they work exactly might not be known very well! So I decided to write a short guide about these, which can be especially helpful for skincare beginners!




AHA (Alpha Hydroxy

AHAs as most call it refers to a group of many acids. These include mandelic acid, malic acid, citric acid, tartaric acid, lactic acid and glycolic acid. AHAs are more commonly suited for normal or dry skin. But also beneficial to people who have rough skin, such as those who have keratosis pilaris. They penetrate the upper layer (epidermis) and trigger the skin cell turnover resulting in even skin tone. 
(Some people with more sensitive skin could also find that using AHAs leaves their skin irritated.)

Overall, AHAs trigger skin cells into apoptosis, meaning a self-destructing process. They help to exfoliate the dead skin cells to reveal the healthier and more supple skin cells beneath. Using AHAs correctly can help to enhance collagen production in the skin fibroblasts and are shown to reduce hyperpigmentation, the signs of aging and lower your chance of having a breakout.

Keep in mind: As they exfoliate the skin and make it more porous, it's essential to use sunscreen afterwards. 


BHA (Beta Hydroxy acid) 

The most popular BHA acid one can find in skincare products is Salicylic acid. 
(Other: Beta Hydroxybutanoic Acid, Tropic Acid
Trethocanic Acid)
BHA is oil soluble, which means it penetrates deeper into the skin than AHA and can clear pores and reduce oil production. As it is attracted to oil it can penetrate deeper into the pores, beneath the oil that clogs them. 
Clearing the pores may aid in the reduction of the appearance of larger pores. They exfoliate dead skin cells by dissolving the connections that bind them together. 
Also they contain antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects.
Overall suitable for oily skin types. 


Additionally, LHA (lipo hydroxy acids), which are derived from salicylic acid and have a similar purpose. They are more oil soluble than BHA and more gentle because they penetrate the skin more slowly. Therefore, they can exfoliate and treat acne in those with sensitive skin. LHA may also augment the anti-aging effects of tretinoin, an active form of vitamin A, by stimulating skin cell production.


PHA (Poly Hydroxy acid) 

PHAs, include gluconolactone, lacto-bionic acid, and malto-bionic acid.  
They have a larger molecular structure which means that they work slowly and do not penetrate the skin as deeply. PHAs work primarily on the outer layers of the skin, and this is exactly why they’re so beneficial for the sensitive skin. PHA skin products gently exfoliate sensitive skin, without disturbing the moisture levels.
They’ve been shown to be compatible with dry, itchy skin and diseases including eczema and atopic rosacea.

As they penetrate the skin more slowly and less deeply PHAs, unlike AHAs, do not make the skin more photosensitive. Nevertheless Sunscreen should be used afterwards.

Some of the lesser known benefits of PHAs are its anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant properties. PHAs can help reduce glycation of collagen, which is the major process in aging skin! 



Summary 
- AHAs and PHAs are water-soluble while BHAs are oil-soluble.
- AHAs are best for dry skin, BHAs are best for oily and acne-prone skin, and PHAs are best for sensitive skin.
- AHAs have moisturizing properties, BHAs have anti-inflammatory properties and PHAs have anti-aging properties.
- AHAs can penetrate the upper layer of your skin, BHAs can penetrate your pores and PHAs stay on your skin surface.
- AHAs are very sensitive to sunlight while BHAs and PHAs are not sensitive to the sun.


To keep in mind: 

- Irritation, redness, peeling, and/or sensitivity to other skincare products are all signs of over-exfoliation.
- Acids should be used with caution around the eyes and neck, since they may be too powerful for the fragile/thin skin in these places.
- Because retinoids and acids are both exfoliants, they should not be taken at the same time






Did you already know about these facts?

A guide to AHA/ BHA/ PHA

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[Reviewing for you: The Potions Calamine Ampoule] [UPDATED 230923]

This Ampoule with Calamine powder promises to protect skin from external stressors as well as visibly soothing irritated skin, neutralizing redness. 

✨an ampoule for the daily use to balance oil-moisture balance, evening out skin tone/texture 
-> oil/sebum controlling properties 

✨enhances natural glow 

✨calamine relieves itchiness and has antiseptic/anti-inflammatory properties, calming hypersensitivity 

[Packaging] This ampoule comes in a 20ml/ 0.67 fl. oz. glass container with a dropper. (Price approx. 15.99$ at Coréelle) 

[Main ingredients]
•Calamine 

[Application]
After toner, I apply 2-3 drops which are enough in my opinion since the consistency is more viscous. Still it doesn’t feel sticky.
Great for applying in both, AM and PM routines for full effectiveness.

[Thoughts] 
Using this ampoule made my skin indeed less oily on my t-zone. Nevertheless my dry face parts where still nourished enough and no irritation occurred. 
The finish right after application felt somehow oily yet velvety but after it fully absorbed my skin felt soft and bouncy. 
After using it constantly for about 3 weeks I could see great differences which included less sensitivity towards heat and a seemingly balanced oil-moisture balance on oily skin parts. Still my complexion maintained its glow.
A big advantage is also that the ampoule did not clog my pores even though it might feel a bit oily at first. 
Great option for an additional serum/ampoule to combat irritation and redness since you can follow with any suitable moisturizing product even though  this one contributes to nourishing skin but rather feels “lightweight” and less moisturizing when used alone (especially for dry skin types/skin parts). 

Another point I enjoyed while using the product, was that it helps to prevent some pimples to get inflamed real bad. Healing process was also sped up. 

Overall I love using calamine products in summer since my skin gets over sensitive during heat periods. 
Would recommend for dry and oily skin types as well as acne prone skin, since calamine has plenty of benefits! 
My combination skin is loving it. I am also considering to incorporate it into my winter routine because the cold is always pretty harsh on my skin making it rougher than usual. 

[Update #1]
My skin around my nose got reddened/irritated because I got sick and this one helped me to recover that part faster! 
No burning, no itching! 








📍absorbs somehow leaving an oily film on my skin

📍feels a bit heavy in my opinion 

📍might be irritating to sensitive skin types, patch test first, analyze ingredients 

[Reviewing for you: The Some by mi AHA/BHA/PHA 30 Days Miracle Toner] 

The Toner, which I enjoyed thoroughly until the last drop, is includes tea tree as well as chemical exfoliants AHA/BHA/PHA. Additionally paired with niacinamide. 

Tea tree is an effective ingredient against acne due to its anti-inflammatory and anti-microbial properties. It is said to soothe redness, swelling, and inflammation. It penetrates the pores to remove toxins and prevent clogging. Mixed with the exfoliators the toner clears skin after constant usage and leaves skin smoother and more radiant.

Niacinamide help to brighten and reduces additionally the visibility of pores.

All in all…

🌱great and effective ingredients to combat acne 

🌱non comedogenic product which will not clog pores 

🌱exfoliating the skin with chemical exfoliators 

🌱leaves skin fresh and moist, impurities such as excess sebum/dead skin cells are removed 

🌱the BHA helps with black/whiteheads 

🌱PHA for gentle exfoliation of the epidermis 

🌱soothes overheated skin, reduces redness 

Overall I’m satisfied with this toner. 
Especially likeable the multi purpose use
(Acne care/ brightening/ wrinkle care/exfoliating).
I applied it as a lightweight moisturizer before sunscreen/makeup as well as after doing my evening routine (using it as a mask).
My skin thanked me for applying this one on the currently hot days, making it less irritated over the day. Also calmed down my overheated red skin in an instant which I found honestly mesmerizing.
What I didn’t like that much was the oily residue left after swiping my face with a toner soaked cotton pad. Still it didn’t clog pores as it is non comedogenic and so acne safe.
Therefore recommending it to people who have oily but dehydrated skin as it fairly moisturizes skin leaving it smoother after constant use (4 weeks). 
In my case some closed comedones disappeared completely on my left chin side after using the toner everyday.
I would repurchase it as a exfoliating toner as it does it’s job in preventing clogged pores.

Also liked that it cared for some darker spots as the chemical exfoliators + niacinamide worked together. 



📍doesn’t include own spatula but that wasn’t a big deal since I have some from other products! 

[Reviewing for you: The Klavuu Nourishing Care Lip Sleeping Pack] [UPDATED 230917]

One of the best lip masks I have ever tried! 

Got the Coconut one and beside a heavenly scent the masks rejuvenates and hydrates my dry lips even after wearing drying/matte lipsticks. 
(Other scents are available) 

🥥with coconut and avocado oil to nourish dry/damaged lips and give them more vitality 

🤎has a super thick beige colored texture but it’s still more lightweight when applied 

🥥doesn’t feel sticky like other lip masks  after applying but rather melts nicely onto lips leaving them smooth and shiny 

🤎my lips tend to dry out fast but since I started using the mask to sleep I noticed that they get less chapped or don’t crack that fast anymore 

🥥loving how they make my lips feel in the next morning, nourished, bouncy and dry patches are moisturized throughly 

To summarize: I am totally satisfied with this lip mask simply because of its great and nourishing ingredients as well as how it makes my lips feel after applying it. It mostly prevents from moisture evaporation and the best is, that my lips stay plump and soft after removing it from my lips. In the next morning my lips still feel soft and nourished and don’t get chapped easily throughout the day. 
Even tough the consistency is thick, I enjoy applying it under my lip makeup to achieve a smooth and glowy finish.
I usually can’t find lip balms/ masks which really work for my dry lips so I am even more happy to have found this one as I don’t need to worry about my lips getting dry! 

Definitely worth purchasing it and giving it a try! 


[Update #1] 
Tried it recently on top of lipstick and it made it look pretty great just like lipgloss! Definitely would do it again for when my lips are extremely dry! 

Great and gentle! 

📍would not recommend for people with extremely oily scalp but for me it helped to balance my oil water level of my scalp making it less oily fast
Might as well do not cleanse away impurities or oil well when only few pumps used. 

[Reviewing for you: Lador Herbalism Shampoo]

A mild shampoo that is calming yet cleansing impurities away without irritating the sensitive scalp. 


🫧low-pH formula to protect the scalp (pH 4.8 for healthy scalp skin

🫧enriched with herbal extracts to strengthen roots and relief signs of hair loss  

🫧contains 20 kinds of amino acid for nourishment 

🫧sulfate, paraben, silicone free

🫧free of colorants 

🫧herbal scent 

🫧mild ingredients for low irritation 


[Key Ingredients]
• panthenol 
• salicylic acid 
• amino acids
• witch hazel extract 
• peppermint extract 
• rhemannia chinesis root extract 
• soybean seed extract 


[Packaging & Application]
Comes in a transparent green 400ml/ 13.5 fl. oz bottle with dispenser.
It’s a clear greenish shampoo.
Lathers pretty well but rather in fine bubbles. 


[Thoughts]
Sooo first of all I really love the herbal scent! Really relaxing! 
The ingredients list is also great and gentle enough for sensitive scalps.

Mainly bought it because of seasonal hair loss. Honestly I believe that less hair has fallen out since it has a mild formula, and as my scalp tends to be dry this mild formulation was just right without drying the scalp and hair follicles further.

The only thing I don’t like is that I needed like 2-3 pumps?? so the shampoo would begin to lather enough. (That’s simply because no harsh sulfates are included)
Also if I did not apply enough my hair would still somehow feel dirty.
Therefore I recommend to lather the shampoo in between your hands before applying it to scalp/hair so it can work more effectively. 
But when paired with a scalp scaler beforehand I find this product to be enough. 

My hair overall felt soft and it did not damage my ends. 









[Nothing bad to mention]

📍not a must have but very lovable 

[Reviewing for you: One Thing Moisturizing Lip essence]

This “lip essence” promises to intensively care and hydrate lips without a oily/sticky feeling. 

☁️with (botanical) oils for deep nourishment, organic recourses were used

☁️vegan formula 

☁️stimulates skin cell regeneration 

☁️melts into lips leaving them plump and hydrated 

☁️helps to maintain healthy lips

☁️non irritating 

☁️enriched with vitamin e 

☁️unscented 

[Packaging] 
Comes in a 13ml/ 0.44 fl.oz. plain white plastic tube with applicator. (Price approx. 5,90€/ 6.00$ on YesStyle)


[Key ingredients] 
• Petrolatum 
• Jojoba Seed Oil
• Olive Oil
• Argan Oil
• Bergamot Oil


[Application] 
The applicator enables an easy and hygienic application of the product even throughout the day. Liked the texture since it is a bit thicker but melts wonderfully into the thin lip skin. It feels smooth and non-sticky.


[Thoughts] 
Definitely becoming one of my favorite lip products. 
It’s pretty affordable and has a “clean” ingredients list. 
Basically loved how it made my lips feel soft right after application. Also since my lips tend to get dry and irritated faster, I noticed that this product did not irritate my lips at all. Rather it also helped to fasten the healing process on some cracked parts and helped, which seemed to be, less moisture evaporation because it forms a lightweight protection film after fully absorbing. 
Enjoyed the glow and the moisturizing properties, somewhat of reminding me of Vaseline. 
Overall it looks super glossy and stays on my lips for a longer time as mentioned above! 

Honestly it was worth for me because my lips tend to get dry fast and most lip products won’t work for me! 


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