I think we’ve all become so used to buying a product for every single beauty problem that we sometimes forget how many simple things we already have at home that could work in your beauty routine!
Recently, I hastily made a turmeric & yogurt mask, used too much turmeric, left it on far too long, and my skin was a mess for days! Very irritated and burning. I love home treatments but we do need to be careful.
Thank you for sharing your incredible wealth of knowledge, experience, and beautiful personality! 🌹
The line 'natural doesn't automatically mean gentle' at the start is the most underrated thing in this piece.
That framing tends to get buried in home remedy content, but it's the most important thing to say first. The aloe vera note is a good example too - most people picking up a 'natural aloe gel' don't expect it to have added fragrance or alcohol in the ingredients, but plenty do.
Do you find the 'natural doesn't mean safe' framing lands well with readers, or does it sometimes push back against what they came looking for?
Recently, I hastily made a turmeric & yogurt mask, used too much turmeric, left it on far too long, and my skin was a mess for days! Very irritated and burning. I love home treatments but we do need to be careful.
Thank you for sharing your incredible wealth of knowledge, experience, and beautiful personality! 🌹
The line 'natural doesn't automatically mean gentle' at the start is the most underrated thing in this piece.
That framing tends to get buried in home remedy content, but it's the most important thing to say first. The aloe vera note is a good example too - most people picking up a 'natural aloe gel' don't expect it to have added fragrance or alcohol in the ingredients, but plenty do.
Do you find the 'natural doesn't mean safe' framing lands well with readers, or does it sometimes push back against what they came looking for?