As an esthetician , over the years I have been asked so many times by clients:
“Why do I need to use an Eye Cream?”
Incorporating an Eye Cream into your daily skincare routine can help minimize the appearance of wrinkles as well as tackle other skin concerns like dryness, puffiness, dark circles and pigmentation . The skin around the eyes is thinner and shows signs of aging more quickly than other areas of the face. This is why the delicate skin around your eyes, needs an extra dose of attention, which a regular face moisturizer might not be able to deliver.
Since I started working with Sugarmoon, I have only used our beautiful products because they are organic and promote a healthy skin and lifestyle. Once I discovered our Sugarmoon Eye Cream and I can say that I am very happy with the scent, texture and the results.
This beautiful Eye Cream is good for all skin types .
Its infused with soothing Cucumber oil which helps to reduce puffiness,
Native Kakudu plum extract aids in strengthening capillary walls which can reduce the effect of dark circles around the delicate eye area.
It’s really easy to use: in the morning and evening after cleansing your face. Depress pump slightly. Use sparingly, about ½ grain of rice. Place cream on the tips of the fingers and gently press around the lower eye and orbital area paying particular attention to any crow’s feet.
The certified organic and beautiful ingredients at work include:
Aloe Vera leaf juice, Jojoba seed oil, Shea butter, Avocado oil, Macadamia seed oil, Cucumber seed oil, Vitamin E, Kakadu plum fruit extract, Quandong fruit extract.
Enjoy the amazing benefits of this beautiful product and you won’t be disappointed.
by Greta
what to know when you’re choosing your serum
Vitamin A – for mature skin
Most people have heard of Retinol, or Retin A, these come from vitamin A. Retinol is a fantastic anti-aging ingredient that can seem more intimidating than it needs to. Besides knowing that Retinol works like an exfoliant, causing your cells to turn over more quickly than usual, there are just a few key things to know when it comes to using Retinol.
1. You’ll want to build up your tolerance for it. This means that for a few weeks, you’ll just use the product one a week, then twice a week for a few weeks, then three times, and so on. Depending on the strength/percentage of the Retinol you may hit a point where your skin feels a little sensitive or dryer than you’d expect, that means you’ve gone a little further than your skin likes, so go back to the number of days that felt good and stay there.
2. You have to wear SPF when you use Retinol! This is a deal breaker! Retinol can make your skin more UV sensitive, and getting a sunburn will work directly against what you’re trying to achieve with your Retinol, so pick up some sunscreen when you buy your Retinol!
3. You can’t have any hair removal done in the area you’re using Retinol! Because of it’s exfoliating power, you’re more likely to experience damage to the skin with hair removal. Make sure to let your technician know if you’re using Retinol, it may change your visit a little.
4. You only need to use this product where you feel you need it. This is not necessarily an all over your face serum, although you may prefer to use it that way. Different areas of your skin may have different needs so pay attention to how your skin feels as you’re using it, and if it feels like your cheeks may not be the right place for it, stop using it there. Nice and easy!
Vitamin B – for dry, sensitive and breakout prone skin
When we’re talking about vitamin B, we’re talking about Hyaluronic Acid and Niacinimide. Two very serious words for such beautiful ingredients. Your skin naturally produces Hyaluronic Acid, which helps keep your skin naturally hydrated. When you add extra Hyaluronic Acid you’re adding a ton of extra moisture and helping your skin hold onto it. Then we’ve got Niacinimide, which has become a very popular ingredient recently with good reason. Niacinimide is also something you naturally produce and it’s a great calming ingredient. It can help reduce inflammation and redness that comes with dry or sensitive skin, plus it can help people with breakouts and acne not only heal more quickly, but to reduce the redness that comes with those breakouts.
Vitamin C – for dull or uneven skin and for mature skin
Vitamin C has become a common and popular ingredient lately as well. Vitamin C is an anti-oxidant making it helpful for anti-aging effects but more than that it helps to brighten dull skin, can help to repair pigmentation and can help collagen production. It’s gentle enough to be used twice a day for maximum results, but like our friend Vitamin A/Retinol, you’ll absolutely need to wear sunscreen when using Vitamin C. Vitamin C has been shown to be more effective when it’s used in conjunction with sunscreen, plus you’ll want to make sure that hard work you’re putting in has the effect you’re looking for!
cricel’s experience with vitamin b
The cold and dry weather paired with wearing a mask has reeked havoc on my skin! Not only is the skin underneath the mask dry and dehydrated, the skin around the corner of my lip is flaky, my lip has split and I’ve also been breaking out. It is extremely uncomfortable and painful. My usual collection of skincare products weren’t quite getting the job done, so I needed to explore some new ideas to heal my skin. Solution…Sugarmoon’s vitamin B serum.
Sugarmoon’s Vitamin B serum (Hyaluronic Acid B5 and Niacinamide B3) is great for dry and breakout prone skin types.
Vitamin B5 is hydrating and promotes wound healing and is useful for normal to dry skin types. Skin loves hyaluronic acid because it already contains it. Primarily found in skin, it helps maintain moisture but in winter it needs the extra boost, so adding it topically is super effective.
Vitamin B3 is especially beneficial for sensitive and acne-prone skin and is antibacterial and helps to reduce pigmentation. Know to improve the brightness and appearance of skin, niacinamide has become a very popular addition to skincare routines for almost any skin type. These vitamins are also very versatile antioxidants which help to improve the texture of my skin, reduces inflammation and can even help to repair the look of fine lines.
After a week of using the serum twice a day….Voila! My skin is much more supple, hydrated, less red and much calmer.
