Your skin speaks to you, sometimes through a radiant glow, and at other times, through irritation and flare-ups. One of the most common skin concerns people face is congested skin, this can lead to stubborn breakouts, your complexion may appear dull, uneven, and the texture may feel rough.
When it comes to choosing skincare, scent can play an important role. It can evoke memories, elevate your mood, and even affect whether you like a product or not. However not all fragrances are the same, and in the world of skincare, knowing the difference between natural and artificial fragrance can help protect your skin and keep it healthy.
In this follow-up, we’re tackling even more skincare terminology helping you get one step closer to glowing, healthy skin!
Navigating the world of skincare can sometimes feel like learning a new language. With so many scientific terms and buzzwords around, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. We’re here to simplify skincare terms so you can make informed choices without the confusion.
Once you've found your favourite skincare products, it can be tempting to hold on to them for as long as possible, long after their expiration date if they've not been used up. Using expired products can do more harm than good, from potentially losing their effectiveness to causing irritation and breakouts. Let's take a closer look at skincare expiration dates and how to follow them properly.
When it comes to skincare, there seems to be an endless amount of information of what does and doesn't work. From trends on social media to old wives' tales, it can be frustrating trying to separate fact from fiction. Let's uncover the truth behind some of the most common myths and discover what is really good for your skin.
If you’re lucky enough to have a bath, it’s a great way to relax and enjoy the multiple benefits a long, warm soak can have on the mind and body. Adding bath salts not only enhances the blissful experience, they also bring their own skincare benefits. Let's look at five benefits of adding ishga Invigorating Bath Salts to your bath time routine.
What products you use and how they interact with your skin is one of the most important factors to consider when it comes to building your unique skincare routine. Product formulation is important to understand and in particular, whether the product is non-comedogenic.
ishga is proud to partner with some of the country’s most beautiful luxury spas across the UK, and beyond. Earlier this month, we welcomed 140 delegates representing 70 ishga spa partners to Glasgow for our annual ishga Conference for a fantastic day of learning, networking and celebrating. We shared the latest ishga updates and developments, and heard from inspiring guest speakers, before hosting our inaugral ishga Awards to recognise the hard work and achievements of our spa partner teams who deliver wonderful ishga treatments to you!
We love to talk about benefits of seaweed and how great it is for your skin, but what about using it in haircare? Whether you're looking to strengthen, hydrate, or add shine, seaweed-infused hair products could be the haircare ingredient you have been looking for. Let's look at the four main benefits of using this wonder ingredient in haircare.
Patchouli essential oil is made from the leaves of the Pogostemon Cablin plant by steam-distilling the leaves. The oil is highly potent and has a strong yet calming scent. Let's look at the main benefits of this natural skincare ingredient.
It may seem obvious, but cleansing your skin on a daily basis is an important step in your skincare routine and one that should not be missed. But why do we need to do this daily? Let's take a look at the four main benefits of facial cleansing.