Find out why you should clean your nail files, and how. Your nail file can work better for longer if you look after it properly and give it a clean.
Did you hear pumice stone was bad for your skin? We bust some myths about pumice and find out how to best use your stone.
How long do nail files last and is there anything you can do to help yours last longer? Find out about the different types of nail file and what can affect how long they last – and how you can help.
When we’ve written about pumice stones before in the blog we’ve always said that cleaning a pumice stone is crucial to its function. It helps the stone work better and last longer, keeping it in tip-top condition and ready for your skin. But how exactly do you go about cleaning a pumice stone? And why…
It’s a reasonable question to ask: are pimples contagious? You might have wondered before, or you might have other similar questions about pimples and acne. The short answer is no. Pimples are not contagious, so you can’t “catch” acne from other people. But it’s an interesting question and taking a deeper look at the answer…
Are pumice stones bad for your feet? We’ll tackle this question, along with what pumice stones are great at and not so good for, and who should and shouldn’t be using them. So, are Pumice Stones Bad for Your Feet? In a word, no, not in the vast majority of circumstances. Pumice has been used…
Do nail files wear out? Find out, along with some tips on keeping your nail file in top condition for longer.
Using a shaving brush is quicker and easier than you think. So you can get the luxury shave you and your face deserve.
Your shaving brush is doing good work getting you a closer shave. But it needs you to help keep it in top condition. So here’s your guide to cleaning a shaving brush. Why is cleaning a shaving brush important? Cleaning a shaving brush is important to keep it in top condition. It will also help…
How quickly do shaving brushes wear out? If you’ve thought about switching to a wet shave you’ve probably thought about that question. A good quality shaving brush should last for two or more years. Some people have brushes they’ve used for decades. Ultimately, it depends on how the brush is used, what it’s constructed from…