Food for Skin Blogs Posts

Castor oil, also known as miracle oil, is one of those ingredients you often come across in natural skin care products, but you may be wondering: what does castor oil...

For many people, the terminology in the beauty industry can be very confusing. And we understand that! At Food for Skin, we also like clarity ☺ In the blog below...

Discover how to naturally tackle skin problems during menopause. Read our tips for a radiant skin; from hydration to collagen boost. Specially for women in menopause.

Discover what a serum can do for your face and choose the best natural serum for your skin condition. Compare our three 100% natural serums and learn how often you...

Is eye cream really necessary or is your current skincare regimen sufficient? Avoid marketing gimmicks, save money and understand the facts and myths about eye creams.

Using an oil for oily skin, yes or no? We separate the facts from the fables. Read our blog and take optimal care of your oily skin!

One of the most frequently asked questions when it comes to skin care is: what exactly is the difference between a day cream and a night cream?

What is PFAS, what is it in and what does it do to your body? Clear this blog about PFAS in cosmetics.

In this blog you can read what a fruit acid peeling can do for your skin.

Learn more about the age-old method of the Gua Sha massage stone for a radiant complexion.

Food for Skin stands for natural skin care without microplastics. Curious why? Read our blog about microplastics in skin care!

How to get rid of acne? A simple, thoughtful skin care routine can sometimes be more effective than a plethora of products. Read our tips!

An effective skincare routine with just three simple steps: cleanse, nourish and protect.

Do you suffer from pigment spots? Here you can read how they occur, how you can prevent them and how you can reduce existing spots.

Collagen and elastin play an important role in maintaining the firmness and elasticity of the skin. You can read how that works here.

Our skin care is packed with vegetables. Why? Vitamins! Read all about which vitamins are good for the skin here.

Upcycling in cosmetics uses residual materials or by-products from other production processes to create new, high-quality cosmetic products.

Your skin reflects your health. In addition to good, natural facial care, you can also take good care of your skin from the inside out.

The sun on your skin feels wonderful, but it is really important to protect your skin well. Read here ten tips to enjoy the sun responsibly.

Collagen, sunscreen, expensive products, moisturizer and pH levels. All facts and fables in a row.

Skinimalism is all about using fewer products to avoid overloading your skin with too many and overly harsh ingredients that can make the skin addicted.