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To help you navigate the waters of organic hair care products, we’ve put together a guide to which ingredients are safe, and which you should avoid at all costs. A good rule of thumb? The less you can pronounce the ingredient, the worse it is for you.

Thankfully, according Becky Goddard-Hill, blogger at Baby Budgeting, "you don't need fame or money to be a gorgeous pregnant lady, just look your best with what you have and let your baby bump take centre stage".

So there you are - dedicated to beautifying the green way, but confused where to start. Don’t worry, because we’re here to help!

Food. It's the gives you life and makes everything better. You can’t live without it it.

The most common things around this time of the year are new year’s resolutions and… detoxes. During the holidays we combine unhealthy food with a total lack of exercises. What’s more, we become queens of procrastinatiоn.

We have all heard about the pink floral water, which Bulgarians are very proud of, but how many of us are familiar with the path that the rose petals take to the shopping shelves?

Well, it turns out ice can do a lot more than chill your cocktails—frozen H2O is actually very good for your skin. Who knew?

Grape seed, which is used in a range of organic skin care and beauty products, helps limit ultra violet (UV) radiation damage caused by the sun, according to a study from New Zealand.

There could be hundred reasons for your skin to become dry, from daily bathing habits and wicked winter weather to a lack of natural oils in your skin as you age.

Natural beauty can come from the ocean – seaweed; or from the soul – camomile, green tea, herbs; and even from animals – snail slime, snake venom and even nightingale droppings.