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I know I’ve touched on the topic of trees before. Back in November 2020, in our blog A History of Gift Wrapping, I mentioned how, each and every Christmas-time, we destroy countless trees to turn into wrapping paper. But this recent article from The Guardian, Prevent tree extinctions or face global ecological catastrophe, has exercised me somewhat.
The Menopause and Your Skin – in our most recent blog, we wrote about caring for mature skin. Hand-in-hand with mature skin is, of course, menopausal skin. And even post-menopausal. It’s clear that there’s a great deal of overlap between the two in terms of your skin care regime. But the menopause can bring some particular things to look out for so this blog will take a look at those.
At every stage in our lives our skin changes. As we adjust to that, we ought also to make corresponding adjustment to our skincare routines. And of course many men have skincare routines too. Now, I have an elderly mum – she turns 90 on the 26th July of this year. And caring for her got me thinking about caring for mature skin.
Seeing a friend’s recent Instagram post got me thinking about the positive benefits of creativity. In her post she talked about returning to painting – something she’d not done for a long time. And she described how she felt her return to this particular creative endeavour nurturing her soul. In particular because she’s decided to paint and draw and create for the experience and the journey alone, rather than a means to make money. And that was something she’d tried to do but found it dragged her down.
It’s February already – where does the time go? Anyway, February, as we all know, is all about the love. We can’t move for red and pink heart motifs. So, we thought we’d take the opportunity to have a rummage through related notions of being kind and sharing the love and even loving the skin you’re in.
November is not only about fireworks and foggy days. It’s also World Vegan Month and, what’s more, the 1stNovember is designated World Vegan Day. That day being also an international day of action for animal rights. At least ways that’s what this website tells us.
Before I set up my Pink&Green organic skincare brand, I’d worked for many years as a holistic therapist. When working with a client I instilled in them the importance of making time for themselves with which to pay attention to their skin. I urged them to listen to what their skin was telling them. And then to act on it. But I also listened to them talk about how their skincare didn’t suit them. There were too many harsh chemicals and too much sore skin.
Yep. The time for cosy, autumn nights in approaches. Later this month we’ll put the clocks back and then the time to hunker down with cosy candlelight, cashmere socks and snuggly blankets begins in earnest. And with that, the chance for some ‘you’ time? After all, as this quotation so perfectly puts it:
As we wave a sad farewell to summer and bring in the autumn season layering becomes about more than the clothes we’re wearing. In this blog we’ll take a look at layering skincare products and highlighting some of Pink&Green’s autumn skincare essentials.
2021 has thus far seen a range of dramatic weather events. We’ve seen the apocalyptic rain in Germany and parts of Belgium and the Netherlands that claimed 200 lives. Click into this Economist article and you’ll see a photograph that will take your breath away – but not in a good way. It rams home the unimaginable destruction they’ve suffered there. We’ve seen too the fearful fires blazing across the Mediterranean region, resulting from record-breaking summer heatwaves. All of which has prompted me to flag up Greenpeace Day 2001 which is on the 15th September. And hot on its heels from the 20th – 26th September is national recycling week.