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Vernal equinox today and now spring is officially here. Then it is perfect to start saying goodbye to winter soon and prepare the skin for spring and summer. Below you will find 6 different tips on how to prepare your skin for spring: Moisturize: After the cold and dry air of winter, your skin needs extra moisture. Use a moisturizing face cream and body lotion to restore moisture balance. Sunscreen: Even though it's not as sunny as in summer, it's still important to protect your skin from UV rays. Use a sunscreen with at least SPF 30 every day. Exfoliate: Remove dead skin cells by using a gentle exfoliating product a few times a week. This helps to promote cell renewal and give your skin a fresher and more even tone. Cleaning: Switch to a gentler cleanser that doesn't dry out the skin. Avoid strong soaps that can cause excessive drying. Protect hands and lips: These areas are particularly vulnerable to dryness. Use a moisturizing hand cream and lip balm regularly to keep them soft and hydrated. Drink water: Stay hydrated by drinking enough water every day. This helps keep your skin healthy and radiant. By following these simple tips, you can help your skin transition smoothly from winter to spring and maintain its health and glow.

We have exciting news to share with you! Ecoestic Sweden is a proud supplier of skin and hair care products to the beautiful Sand Golf Club in Tornaryd, a golf facility out of the ordinary. We are delighted to become part of Sand Golf Club's offering and contribute to an even more enjoyable and sustainable experience for their guests. Our skin and hair care products, known for their  natural and environmentally friendly formulation, will provide an extra touch of luxury and well-being during your stay. Look out for our products during your next visit to Sand Golf Club! We want to start this collaboration with an offer on one of Sweden's best links courses inland, complete with restaurant, hotel and conference. Book a golf package in July and we'll offer you an extra 9-hole round! The offer can only be booked online via Sand Golf Club's website until 31/3 for July 2024, cannot be combined with other offers or discounts. Payment is made directly at the time of booking, but can be canceled up to 30 days before arrival. Book via link with the code Juli24"

Winter's cold and dry air can be harsh on the hair, and it's important to take extra care of it to avoid wear and tear. Here are some helpful tips for caring for damaged hair during the winter months:

Dry hands can be caused by various factors, including weather conditions, frequent washing, use of harsh detergents or lack of moisture. To treat dry hands, consider the following:  Use hand cream: Regular use of a moisturizing hand cream helps to hydrate the skin. Apply the cream after each hand wash and before going to bed. Avoid hot showers: Hot showers can dry out the skin. Try using lukewarm water instead.  Protect your hands: Wear gloves when doing tasks that may expose your hands to strong cleaning agents or extreme weather.  Avoid harsh soap products: Use mild, moisturizing soaps to avoid further drying out the skin.  Drink enough water: Staying hydrated helps promote healthy skin.  If the problem persists or worsens, it may be helpful to consult a dermatologist for personal advice and treatment.

Using body lotion may seem simple, but there are some common mistakes that people often make when applying it. Here are some of the most common errors: 1. Applying to dry skin: For best results, body lotion should be applied immediately after a shower or bath when the skin is still slightly damp. It helps lock in the moisture. 2. Using too much or too little product: Too much lotion can leave the skin sticky or greasy, while too little doesn't provide enough hydration. 3. Quick application: It is best to take the time to really massage the lotion product into the skin, so that it is properly absorbed. 4. Skipping areas: Certain parts of the body, such as elbows, knees or feet, can be extra dry and require extra attention. 5. Using the wrong type of product: Not all lotions are created equal. What works well on your body may not be suitable for your face, and vice versa. In addition, some products containing strong ingredients or perfumes can irritate sensitive skin. 6. Using old or expired product: As with most beauty products, body lotions have a best-before date. Old products may lose their effectiveness and may even cause skin irritation. 7. Storage errors: Body lotions should be stored in cool, dry places away from direct sunlight. If exposed to heat or light, they may break down faster or change consistency. 8. Don't test on a small area first: Especially if you have sensitive skin or are using a new product, it's a good idea to test it on a small area of ​​skin first to make sure you don't have an allergic reaction. To avoid these mistakes, read the instructions on the product carefully, choose the right type of lotion for your skin type and be sure to apply it regularly and correctly.

Using conditioner as part of your hair care routine has a host of benefits that help keep your hair healthy, beautiful and healthy. Here are some reasons why it is important to include conditioner in your daily hair care routine: 1. Moisturizes and softens: Conditioner is specially designed to moisturize and soften your hair. After shampooing, your hair may feel dry and brittle due to the shampoo's cleansing properties. Conditioner helps to restore the moisture balance and make the hair soft and supple again. 2. Improves manageability: By smoothing the hair strands and reducing tangles, conditioner makes it easier to detangle. This reduces the risk of hair breakage or damage when you comb or brush it. 3. Protects against external influences: Conditioner creates a protective film around the hair strands, which helps protect the hair from external stresses such as weather, pollution and styling products. This helps to preserve the hair's natural shine and strength. 4. Improves elasticity and strength: By penetrating the hair strands, the conditioner helps to improve their elasticity and strength. This can reduce the risk of breakage or split ends, which can be especially important if you use heat tools or color your hair regularly. 5. Preserves color and shine: If you have dyed or treated hair, conditioner helps preserve the color's intensity and shine. It can also protect against color fading by sealing the hair strands and preventing the color from washing out. 6. Reduces Frizz: Conditioner reduces frizz and flyaways by smoothing down hair strands and keeping them in check. This gives your hair a smooth and polished look. 7. Promotes Hair Health: By giving the hair the nourishment it needs and protecting it from damage, conditioners promote the hair's overall health. Healthy hair not only looks more beautiful, it is also stronger and less likely to break. In conclusion, conditioner is an indispensable component of your hair care routine that provides a multitude of benefits for the health and beauty of your hair. By including conditioner in your routine, you can experience stronger, more manageable and radiant hair.

Warmer days mean it's time to think about how best to protect ourselves and nurses ours hair during the summer. Sun, saltwater and claws able to at the damage ours hair, but with proper care able to we keep it fresh and shiny all season. Here are some of our top tips: 1. Use UV protection for your hair: Just like our skin needs ours hair protection against the sun's harmful UV rays. There are many products on the market that able to help with this, from shampoos and conditioner with UV protection for special hair sprays. 2. Keep hair moisturized: Summer heat able to dry out your hair. To counteract this, use a moisturizing conditioner or hair mask once or twice a week. Oils such as argan, coconut or jojoba able to also help to moisturize and nourish the hair. 3. Protect your hair in the pool: Claws able to damage and discolor the hair, especially if it is dyed. Rinse your hair with fresh water before diving into the pool to protect it. Another tip is to use a swimming cap if you plan to be in the water a lot. 4. Avoid excessive heat: Use of heat-styling tools such as flat irons, curling irons or hair dryers able to further dry out and damage the hair. Try to let your hair dry naturally as much as possible, and if you must use heat, always use a heat protectant spray or serum first. 5. Eat right: Your hair reflects your overall health and diet. Eat a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains and lean proteins to give hair the nutrients it needs to grow strong and healthy. We hope these tips help you stay protected and cherish yours hair this summer. Remember that your beauty comes from within and out, so take care of yourself and your hair! Have a wonderful summer. 

Retains moisture and repairs hair If you have colored or chemically treated your hair, use a sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfate-free shampoos help retain the natural moisture in your hair, so it doesn't lose its natural shine and softness. Retains hair color If you have colored hair, sulfate-free shampoos are a boon. Unlike their counterparts, these are gentle and won't strip your hair of color too quickly. Gentle on your hair Sulfate-free shampoos not only contain moisturizing agents, but also make your hair shinier. Using such a shampoo along with conditioner can give your hair shine. Reduces irritation Sulfates are harsh on the scalp and can cause irritation and itching. Sulfate-free shampoos are much milder and can help you control scalp inflammation. Tear free Sulfate-free shampoos are gentle on your eyes, too. They do not give an unpleasant burning sensation if you get a little shampoo in your eye. Environmentally friendly Because they are mainly made from plant derivatives, sulfate-free shampoos are environmentally friendly. Adds moisture to the hair Sulfate-free shampoos work wonders on low-porosity hair, which makes it hard for your hair to get moisture. They help moisturize your hair and tame frizz. Sulfate-free shampoos help you avoid prolonged exposure to potentially toxic chemical compounds.

When you lose hair, it is usually due to some physical or mental imbalance, examples that we will talk about are stress, vitamin deficiency, diseases and infections . Most commonly, the hair grows back on its own once the cause has been treated. In some cases, the hair must be treated or it cannot be treated and the hair loss is permanent. 1. Hormones Hormones can make you lose hair when you go through puberty, for example, there are hormones that can lead to hair loss such as the sex hormone testosterone and in other cases it can be the hormone cortisol which is affected by stress which leads to reduced blood flow to the skin. In any case, the hair usually grows back on its own, but if the hair does not grow back, you can get the help of a dermatologist for investigation. 2. Vitamin deficiency Hair loss can also be due to iron deficiency, lack of magnesium, zinc and various vitamins and proteins. Medicines can also lead to hair loss such as birth control pills, antidepressants and beta blockers. The hair grows back when the balance in the body has normalized 3. Infections It is common to lose hair a few months after a severe infection such as the flu, but in this case the hair usually grows back after about 6 months. 4. Diseases Diseases can also lead to Alopecia such as Iron deficiency, diabetes and thyroid diseases. Some skin diseases usually lead to hair loss, such as fungal infection of the scalp. The hair falls out in certain areas of the head, which luckily grows back if treated. In most cases, you can treat hair loss by first treating the disease. Otherwise, you can go to a doctor who can prescribe a prescription medicine 5. Stress Whatever the reason, stress can actually lead to hair loss. You can get stress from pressure or problems at school, work and financial problems but in most cases the same hairs will grow back after you feel better. One treatment option is therapy. 6. Genes Another reason that cannot be treated is genes. Genes can cause the hair to disappear or become thinner but it is most common in men in which case hair can start to fall out in their twenties.