What Is ‘Boldo’? Deep in the vibrant and lush jungles of South America lie the evergreen shrubs of the Boldo tree. Boldo is a slow-growing plant indigenous to the regions of Morocco. The herb is known as a medicinal/ therapeutic herb and cooking spice in South America. Currently, Boldo grows...

If there’s one thing that each of us spend our time obsessing over, it’s the way we look. Unfortunately, as we grow older our skin loses its youthful appeal and we begin to see dark spots, pigmentation, and even freckles from sun damage. These all may have a negative impact...

Whether you are new to skincare or make daily efforts to refresh your skin, there is one thing you know for certain – you age! Everyone seems to want to preserve youthful-looking skin. There is no “magic formula” that will stop the wrinkles and fine lines from revealing themselves (besides...

What is it? Ferulic Acid. Maybe it’s not part of your skincare vocabulary, but you most certainly are familiar with the term antioxidant. So, ferulic acid is a plant-based antioxidant naturally found in the cell walls of many plants. These include: apples, oats, wheat, peanuts, oranges, and rice. Ferulic acid...

Azelaic acid is perhaps one of the most natural and efficient remedies for acne, rosacea, and hyperpigmentation of the skin. Say “no more” to the money spent on treatments that simply haven’t been showing you the results you’re looking for. Put differently, azelaic acid is the key ingredient in treating...

Edelweiss is not only a beautiful flower, but also carries a host of skin benefits to leave you with a radiant and youthful glow. This extract is derived from a flower grown in the high altitudes of the European alps. These are sought after for their anti-aging abilities and are...

Contrary to popular belief, not all oils are the enemy. Many oils have lasting benefits for the skin. The golden-hued argan oil is derived from kernels that grow on argan trees in Morocco. The use of this pure oil has been used traditionally to improve hair skin and nails and...