Glow Guide

While some of us spend so much time and energy in getting rid of the extra coarse hair that grows in our armpits and bikini area, we seldom stop to ask why it’s there in the first place.

On June 3, Sharon Chuter, founder and CEO of UOMA Beauty, posted a video on Instagram asking big name beauty brands to either “pull up or shut up” in response to their apparent PR stunts supporting the Black Lives Matter Movement. 

What is clean beauty? It is a non-toxic relationship between you and your beauty regimen—makeup, skincare, hair and body products free of harmful ingredients such as parabens, harsh chemicals and preservatives.

Five years ago nine US states recognized the devastating effects of microplastics on marine life, and though they only whispered it; on human health, and took action to ban it. 

As lockdown becomes the new norm we’re challenged to find things to do to lift our spirits, and we find ourselves approaching Easter.  Although self-care is a priority for your sanity, Easter seems to be introducing a new opportunity to dig a little deeper. 

In the past few weeks we seem to be getting the same question in different versions over and over again; can you use sugar coarse hair? Can you use sugar sensitive areas? What about short hair? And on and on.

The good news is that we know social distancing to be effective in flattening the curve of the virus, and ultimately coming out on the other side relatively unscathed. The light at the end of the tunnel is not unreasonably distant.

The hair, fuzz and dead skin is gone and your baby fresh skin is all aglow...

Every great art has a technique, and every great artist will practice their art until they master their own technique. Holding a razor, a paint brush or a lump of sugar wax for the first time may elicit the same feeling...

Much like all of the good and natural things in life - like yoga, self-care, and cooking great food; it’s a practice.Sugaring is a practice...

According to science and the medical community at large; a good night’s sleep is more than skin deep...

But scientific evidence has been persistently connecting talc powder to ovarian cancer, and Johnson & Johnson has already faced this lawsuit

Raise awareness about the impact of microplastics and single-use plastics on the world’s oceans and marine life