Everyone wants to know the secrets to everlasting beauty but I think we can all agree that the fountain of youth continues to elude us. Thankfully with modern day advancements in both skincare science and the field of nutrition, a powerful ingredient has been deemed a miracle worker to aid in slowing down the signs of aging. Cue in Vitamin A.
When I see models on my social media feed, I have to admit a tinge of envy washes over me, wishing I could look even half as good as these faces. Messy, out-of-bed hair looks effortlessly sexy for them, but for me it’s just… messy, and when they show-off their makeup-free looks on their IG posts and still look flawless like the goddesses they were born to be, I just look like a cast member straight out of a zombie movie.
While you are still trying to figure out your new role as mother, we’ve got you covered with some beauty tips that just might tip the beauty scales for all you lovely mums.
If you’re in the education industry and you’re reading this, hold off on your vehement protest! Let me explain.
Hardly anyone thinks of pores when it comes to skincare. Acne and pigmentation always come up tops as skincare concerns but if porcelain smooth skin is what you’re after, it’s time to keep those pores in check.
Pimples. Acne. Zits. They all mean the same to us – annoying little (sometimes not so little) nasties that could really have an impact on our self-confidence. If you think they only happen to teenagers, you’d be wrong. Adults too can suffer from acne, mostly no thanks to hormones.
Aging has its ways of wreaking havoc on our skin. Wrinkles, pigmentation and sagginess are just some of the not-so-pretty sights associated with aging. Some say it’s due to external factors such as sun exposure, pollution and gravity.
At SW1, making you beautiful is just one of our priorities. Reducing carbon footprint is another. Preservatives are commonly used in products to prolong their shelf-life but these chemicals inevitably go down the drain and back into our water system.
We all know that excessively oily skin leads to breakouts but that’s just scratching the surface. How do we know it’s oily skin that we have and not over-sweating in this ever-balmy climate that’s the main cause of the sheen on our faces. More than that, what can we do to combat oily skin, which ultimately boils down to knowing the right products to use for our skin type.
In 1997, Mehrabian and Blum started a research based on a simple idea – they wanted to find out what physical features were found to be most attractive to the opposite sex. More importantly, they wanted to find out the relative importance of stable features, such as body type and height vs changeable features such as grooming and clothing when it comes to physical attractiveness.
Basically, they wanted to find out what combinations deemed a person attractive.
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