EP 6: This episode is dedicated to the beautiful Danna Omari of Noy Skincare, who sadly passed away this month leaving behind 3 amazing young children and her loving husband, and a legacy of how to age gently and gracefully with love and light. May her memory forever be a blessing.
Have you heard about oil cleansing and how it can transform your skin? Have you wondered if there are simple changes you can make in midlife to improve your skin? Have you thought about doing invasive procedures or aging gently and which route you think you'll take? Because at some point there is a choice you make in midlife - there's no right or wrong but it's something to think about.
In this episode I share Danna's method of oil cleansing with sea buckthorn oil, which has totally transformed my skin, smoothing it out, reducing redness and softening it.
You'll also learn about the power of Amla, the highest form of natural Vitamin C, which I included in my Queen Tulsi formula, because you cannot generate collagen without Vitamin C. By stimulating collagen production, the Amla berry helps maintain your skin's firmness and resilience, resulting in a smoother, more youthful complexion.
I also go over how to change your mindset as you witness your skin aging because it can really mess with you as you see yourself getting older in the mirror during midlife. If you're ready to understand some of the approaches you can take to help your midlife skin at home, then this episode is for you!
Join me, Caroline Bass, in an honest conversation about aging and our skin, and how to give yourself some more grace and love along the way because it's hard to watch yourself get older.
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