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Reviewed by Dr. Diana Rangaves, PharmD
Showering is about more than just getting clean. It can be a brief respite from the stresses of the day. And nothing completes a shower quite like a great-smelling body wash. Whether you want a cooling, invigorating blast of mint, a summery touch of citrus, or an enveloping blend of woods, you have a perfectly
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Wanna smell like a skincare goddess? Picture this: You confidently strut through the front doors at work. The air slowly wafts behind you, and your scent flows throughout the office. As jaws drop and heads turn. Someone asks, “Is that Jen from accounting?”
Yeah, that’s your life when you use the best smelling body lotions.
Whether you want to smell like
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Smelling amazing can finalize your look, boost your confidence, and help improve your day. The best smelling deodorants for men are vital to maintaining a fresh scent all day and provide an excellent base for any cologne. The only question left is which scent to choose!
Men deserved to be spoiled as much as women do. Thankfully, there are now endless
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While we’re all guilty of ignoring our skin from time to time (some of us more than others), it’s key to remember that the skin is our body’s largest organ. And just like we’re told to drink loads of water throughout the day to keep our cells and organs hydrated, our skin needs water too. Enter body lotion. This handy-dandy body
Drifting off to sleep while smelling lavender, eucalyptus or rosemary could help to boost your memory in later life.
Volunteers aged 60 to 85 who were exposed to fragrances at night for six months did far better in a memory test.
They improved their memory by 226 per cent compared to volunteers who did not get the same scent exposure.
The small study, of 43 people, suggests the act of smelling pleasant scents could stimulate the brain in a way
