Ingredients that are more commonly found on the menu of good restaurants than in beauty salons are now used by young cosmetic brands that claim to put the power of nature at the service of beauty routines.
While the kitchen and the bathroom were once two very distinct spaces, this no longer seems to be the case. The foods we're used to seeing on our plates are now making their way into beauty kits, taking on a variety of forms, from oils to skincare creams to shampoos, serums and facial...
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