A place to discover and learn about natural, clean skincare, read stories about well-being and gain insights into aging

How Oil Cleansers Work: The Gentle Way to Cleanse and Care for Your Skin

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Discover the benefits of oil cleansers, a gentle yet effective way to remove makeup and impurities without stripping your skin's natural moisture. Learn how oil cleansers work, their advantages over traditional cleansers, and why they're a must-have for healthy, nourished skin
Laura Coblentz

Best Oils for Dry and Aging Skin: The Power of Plant-Based Care

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Learn about the benefits of plant oils like rosehip, chia seed, jojoba, cranberry seed, sea buckthorn, and prickly pear seed and how they help nourish, balance, and protect dry and mature skin.


Laura Coblentz

How Chia Seed Oil Nourishes and Protects Your Skin: A Deep Dive


Ingredient Spotlight:  Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins, chia seed oil offers a wide range of benefits for the skin. Learn how this natural ingredient can support your skincare routine and enhance your skin's overall health.
Laura Coblentz

Winter Skin Care Guide: Nourishing Plant Oils for Healthy Skin

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Plant oils are a natural solution for maintaining healthy skin during the colder months. From pomegranate to chia seed oil, these nutrient-rich ingredients help protect, nourish, and support the skin's ability to retain moisture, even in harsh winter conditions.

Laura Coblentz

Unlock the Benefits of Using a Face Oil with a Hydrating Mist

The combination of a hydrating mist and face oil is a simple yet powerful way to keep your skin nourished, hydrated, and glowing.  Learn how it works here.
Laura Coblentz

Everything You Need to Know About Your Skin in Your 50s and 60s

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Curious about keeping your skin healthy? Caraline Skincare’s guide has everything you need to know about caring for your skin in your 50s and 60s.

Laura Coblentz

Natural, Organic, and Clean: What Do These Terms Really Mean When It Comes to Skincare?


What does natural, organic, or clean mean when it comes to face oils for aging skin? Get the lowdown on labels so you know what to look for in a daily face oil.
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Discover the Benefits of Face Oil for Healthy, Glowing Skin

Face oils get a bad rap because folks are afraid that the oil will clog their pores. The right oil, however, can provide incredible benefits for the health of the skin. Especially older skin, which benefits from the essential fatty acids, antioxidants, and vitamins in plant oils.

Laura Coblentz

Age-Positive Skincare: What It Is and How You Can Embrace It

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Age-positive skincare isn’t about erasing the years; it’s about supporting your skin’s needs as they evolve. Instead of chasing a mythical fountain of youth, it’s about giving your skin the care it deserves.


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Pomegranate Oil: A Nutrient-Rich Boost for Your Skin

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Ingredient Spotlight: Pomegranate seed oil is a treasure trove of bioactive compounds that have been celebrated for their skin benefits throughout history.  From repairing damaged skin to nourishing and protecting, pomegranate seed oil offers multiple benefits that support healthy skin.
Laura Coblentz

7 Reasons You Should Be Using Face Oils in Your Skincare Routine

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 Plant-based face oils provide significant benefits for aging skin, which is why we love to use them in our Daily Nourish Face Oil.  They are loaded with nutrients that support and rejuvenate the skin. Plus, they are vegan and cruelty-free!




Laura Coblentz

Embrace Your Glow: Adding a Hydrating Facial Mist with Hyaluronic Acid to Your Skincare Routine

Ingredient Spotlight: Hyaluronic acid is a humectant that plays a crucial role in maintaining the skin’s barrier function. Learn more about this hydration hero and how it supports healthy, luminous skin.
Laura Coblentz