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Photo Credit: Heather Skasick
As the days grow warmer, body scrubs become especially useful again. With our skin spending more time exposed to sun, garden soil, salt air, and sunscreen, scrubs can help soften dry patches while leaving the skin refreshed.

Words: Danielle Williams
Easy to recognize, rosemary is commonly used in cooking, landscaping, medicinal remedies, and skin-care recipes. An aromatic, evergreen herb, fresh or dried rosemary as well as the essential oil form contain numerous beneficial properties for the skin, including anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and antifungal properties.

Photo Credit: Holly Brandenberger
Milk has long found its place in bath and body care, not just as an indulgence, but as a practical ingredient that softens and brings richness to everyday use. It appears in soaps, bath soaks, and gentle cleansers, often without calling attention to itself. The effect is felt more than noticed. Skin feels less tight. Lather takes on a softer quality. The experience becomes more settled overall.