Glycerin is an effective hydrating ingredient for the skin, so it’s little wonder that it’s added to many different skin care products. We use glycerin here at Sönd in three of our products - our Rebalance and Reset Cream Cleanser, our Calming Hydration Day Cream and our Deep Hydration Serum.
Clogged, blocked, congested. They all mean the same thing when it comes to our skin, or more specifically, our pores. Pores that become clogged, bl...
Moringa oleifera, or simply moringa, as it’s most commonly known, is a plant based ingredient in both skin care and as an edible in health foods. It comes from a tree known locally as the ‘drumstick tree’ in its native homeland of north west India due to its green seed pods that resemble green beans, or small drumsticks. So how does it help your skin?
If you have acne prone skin on your face, you also have a higher chance of developing the condition on your chest and back. In fact, according to the NHS, around 15% of people with facial acne also have acne on their chest and more than half of acne sufferers also have back acne.
Oily skin can be shiny, prone to spots and difficult to manage. To control these problems and achieve smooth, healthy-looking skin, it’s important ...
When we think of non conformist skin, we might think of spots, breakouts and acne, or perhaps overly oily skin or irritated, dry skin. But red skin is another skin complaint that affects many of us and causes upset and frustration.
Here at Sönd, we know first hand what it's like to have problem skin. We know that it can be at best annoying but also distressing and upsetting.
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The appearance of wrinkles on the skin is a natural part of ageing and something everyone will experience over time. Skin tells a story and indeed,...
In this article, we take a look at whether of not vitamin D supplements can darken the skin.
On your label reading adventures, you may have come across an ingredient called linalool and wondered what it was. We’re here to tell you all about it!
Why does the skin on our face sometimes itch and what causes it? How can we soothe our itchy skin and stop it from feeling so annoyingly ‘there’ all the time?
