When you’re a teenager, your skin is constantly changing. One day it’s oily, the next it’s dry – and sometimes both on the same day! It can take a lot of work to keep up with what products to use and how to take care
The beauty industry is changing. Every now and then a new beauty trend takes the industry by storm and all brands try to inculcate those trends into their product and give birth to new beauty brands. We have seen shifts from K-Beauty (Korean Beauty) to J-Beauty (Japanese Beauty),
With Fall just around in it never hurts to start planning your warm-weather getaway now. Since so many of us are heading to tropical beaches and sunshine, we’ve taken the liberty of making a list of essentials you may forget you need. 1. An All-Purpose Backpack An all-purpose
It’s common knowledge that people who are perceived as more confident have a better chance at success. Demonstrating a positive image will naturally draw others to your presence. There are steps you can take to both look successful and wow others in the workplace. Stay Physically Active man jogging on road Exercise
White willow bark isn’t the name of something you’d expect to see in the ingredients list of your skincare. However, the extracted oil has been shown to be highly beneficial in the quest for healthier skin. Native to parts of Asia and Europe and now
It’s not surprising that the elderflower is a relatively unknown component to great skincare. It sounds like something that should be growing in a mystical forest (and it kind of looks like it too). The flower itself grows on elderberry bushes and is native to
Red clover aids in maintaining a healthy level of keratinization and skin thickness. Here are a few more reasons to use this ingredient.
Throughout history, the chamomile flower has been used for a variety of ailments. From nausea, pain, to simple relaxation this ingredient is as multipurpose as it comes. While chamomile is the most well known for its use in tea, GREY finds that it’s an incredibly
It’s hardly a mystery that aloe vera is good for the skin. The plant itself is a type of succulent that has its origins in the Arabian Peninsula but can be cultivated easily around the world. As a commodity, it’s estimated to have an annual market
Not many people realize how versatile grape seed oil is, especially when used in skincare products. GREY uses it in our PROTECT | Premium Men’s Face Moisturizer and HYDRATE | Men’s Deep Hydrating Night Cream products. Here are a few reasons dotGREY loves grape seed oil: Beautiful Base. There’s
Sunflowers are bright, bold, and a source of joy for many. Their seeds and oils are used in a variety of products for their health benefits. GREY uses sunflower seed oil in our HYDRATE | Men’s Deep Hydrating Night Cream and here’s why: Anti-Inflammatory Action. Sunflower seeds
Olive oil has been used in skin care long before we were born (most notably by Cleopatra). GREY uses olive oil in our HYDRATE | Men’s Deep Hydrating Night Cream line for its profound effects on the skin. The benefits of using it are hardly new discoveries,
Everybody is familiar with mangos, the sweet and delectable fruit is a fan favorite worldwide. The plant itself is native to Southern Asia and has an inherent richness and flavor that has made it the national fruit of 3 different countries. We at GREY love
Shea butter is used in our PROTECT | Premium Men’s Face Moisturizer for a reason. Besides the fact that it’s naturally rich in vitamins and antioxidants, shea butter feels smooth and rich when applied to the skin. Made from the seeds of the Shea (Karite) tree, shea butter
To say that GREY loves avocados is a bit of an understatement. Besides being completely delicious, avocados have a surprising number of health benefits for your skin. We actually utilize this super fruit in both our HYDRATE | Deep Hydrating Night Cream and PROTECT | Premium Face
If you pay any attention to the latest science in natural skincare, you know Jojoba oil has been a rising star in recent years. Jojoba Oil is produced from the seed of the Jojoba plant, a shrubby tree that is native to southern Arizona and California.