Fitness and Wellness

Here’s a newsflash for you: The commercial products you’re delightfully slathering on your face contain nasty chemicals that can cause serious health problems. Research suggests that personal care products in the market today contain harmful chemicals called phthalates, which is a component in creating plastic. Phthalates are used in cosmetics and skincare products to extend

It’s been said that the home is every children’s first school, and parents are their first teachers. That’s never been any truer than teaching your children how to live a healthy lifestyle. Whatever your child learns at home will be something they’ll carry with them until they become adults. You want to make sure that

People often only consider the state of their health based on their weight, their complexion, and even the aches and pains they feel. Though these are all legitimate concerns, what we all fail to understand is how the state of our oral health also could indicate the state of our general health. It’s not only

Weight-conscious people may try weighing themselves multiple times a day. But if your weighing scale is properly calibrated and you’re losing weight at a healthy rate of up to one pound per week, those numbers are unlikely to change significantly. The exception to this, however, is if you’re weighing yourself in the morning and then again

Sensitive skin in itself is not a medical diagnosis, but a symptom of a different condition you might have. Regardless of the condition, your skin may be prone to breakouts, painful inflammations, or any adverse reaction when you try to apply cosmetics or skincare products. Still, having sensitive skin doesn’t mean totally giving up makeup.

Mental health wellness is as equally as important as taking care of your physical body, if not more so. That is because mental health deals with how a person thinks, feels, and acts towards himself and others. When something is wrong with the brain, that disturbance in one’s thinking and behaviour is more life-threatening than

Smiling is a part of a healthy life. According to Life Hack, smiling releases endorphins, which make the person doing it to be happier. It also lowers cortisol, which is the hormone responsible for stress. Smiling also has a lot of social benefits. In fact, according to Very Well Mind, the act makes people more

Shine like you deserve to From witnessing the smiles of movie stars, celebrities and politicians daily, it is often common for many of us to feel a bit self-conscious about the shade of our teeth, or how they look. Having a brighter, whiter smile is a trait which has been associated with wealth, success and

Living alone has many benefits. For one, you don’t have to share your food with anyone. However, that can also be a double-edged sword. Because you don’t have anyone to share with, you tend to forgo portion sizes and overeat. Moreover, there’s no one else to consider when buying or making food, which gives you

Whether you’re a newbie or a skincare veteran, we all want the same thing: To know the secrets to clear and radiant skin. I’m sure that most of us already do the basics such as drinking enough water, washing your face before going to bed (or better yet, taking a quick shower), and staying away