Cleansing sensitive skin requires extra care and attention, especially when it comes to choosing how to go about doing it. With a so many of options available, finding the right balance of effectiveness and gentleness can be challenging. However, there's one solution that we've tried and fell in love with that stands out for its ability to cater to sensitive skin's unique needs: a konjac sponge that is infused with French pink clay. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore what exactly a konjac sponge is, unravel the wonders of pink clay, and delve into the myriad be ..read more

  In the realm of skincare, few natural ingredients have earned the acclaim and admiration that rosehip oil has. This precious oil, extracted from the seeds of wild rose bushes, boasts a rich history of use for its remarkable skincare properties. Full of essential nutrients and antioxidants, rosehip oil presents a myriad of benefits that can help you attain a luminous and rejuvenated complexion. In this blog post, we'll dive into the wondrous realm of rosehip oil, decipher its nutrient-rich composition, and unveil the diverse spectrum of benefits it gifts your skin.   The N ..read more

  Hyperpigmentation is a prevalent skin concern affecting individuals of all skin types and ages. It involves the darkening of certain skin areas due to excessive melanin production. This condition can stem from factors like sun exposure, hormonal shifts, inflammation, and skin injuries. Managing hyperpigmentation on sensitive skin requires a delicate approach, and niacinamide, a gentle yet effective ingredient, can offer significant help.    Understanding Hyperpigmentation Before exploring preventive measures and treatments, it's essential to go through the various types of hyp ..read more

In today's beauty industry, a multitude of ingredients are used in skincare products to provide various benefits. Among these ingredients, dimethicone has gained significant popularity for its unique properties and contributions to skin care products. However, for individuals with sensitive skin, dimethicone may not be the best option. In this blog, we'll delve into what dimethicone is, its common uses, and the reasons why people with sensitive skin should approach it with caution.   What is Dimethicone? Dimethicone, also known as polydimethylsiloxane, is a silicone-based polymer. It is a ..read more

Sunscreen is a skincare must. It’s essential to protect your skin from sun damage and keep it healthy and calm—especially if you’re in the sensitive skin club like us.  If you struggle with conditions like rosacea and eczema, finding the right sunscreen can make all the difference. Let’s explore what to look for in sunscreen, what to avoid, and why SPF is your BFF all year round—not just during those glorious summer months.    The Importance of Sunscreen for Sensitive Skin  Sensitive skin requires extra love, and that includes sun protection. Everyone can benefit from sunsc ..read more

As summer rolls around, the scorching heat demands refreshing and cooling delights to beat the rising temperatures. Look no further than your kitchen pantry or garden for some fantastic ingredients that can help you stay cool, nourish your body, and pamper your skin. Cucumbers, rose water, aloe, honey, and calendula are not only delicious and versatile, but they also offer numerous health benefits and have a cooling effect on the body. Let's explore how these ingredients can be incorporated into your diet, create fresh summer recipes, and benefit your skin.   Cucumbers, the ultimate hydra ..read more

Hands Off: Why Less is More for Glowing Skin   Resist the temptation to throw the kitchen sink at your irritated skin… it turns out you may be needing less (not more!) of a good thing for a soothed and healthy complexion. In a world filled with 12-step skin routines and high-end chemicals, we are often told that our skin problems can only be solved by finding the perfect balance of treatments. Or that healthy skin requires constant attention (and tweaking) in order to earn that radiant glow. We know that less is more for your skin. This includes the number of ingredients in your products ..read more

If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that there is beauty in slowing down. That’s why we created The Slow Living Series. Throughout this year, we’ve been exploring what slow living truly means and the tactile ways that we can implement it into our daily lives. For the fourth and final part of our series, we’re focusing on our bread and butter here at Iremia: natural skincare routines and how to ease into them safely and effortlessly.  There are so many aspects that contribute to slow living. Taking time to create calm spaces around you. Implementing minimalism into your daily life ..read more

What is Black Oat Extract?  A balm for your skin (not just the backbone of your breakfast), black oat is a gentle way to incorporate ancient wisdom into your skincare routine. In the rich history of agriculture, there are few plants that have demonstrated as much utility and benefit to humans as oats. For thousands of years, oats have been harvested not only as a source of food and livestock feed but also for therapeutic purposes. Luckily, modern science has begun to pay attention to ancient wisdom, and recent studies validate the benefits of oat as a form of skin nourishment. At Ire ..read more

5 Simple Ways to Take Care of your Natural Skincare Products Your minimalist skincare routine doesn’t begin when you apply products to your skin: knowing how to store your natural products can make a big difference not only in how well your products work, but also how long they last. Your skincare products do a lot to care for your skin. While we move through the world, skincare works behind the scenes to keep our skin balanced, hydrated, and soothed. It’s our skin’s calming companion, helping to soften the impact of our hardest days.   But your routine could use a little TLC in return ..read more