Are you looking to switch to soap-free body wash, hand wash or face wash? Soap can be drying on the skin and it’s not suitable for everyone. Discover our collection of natural, soap-free products that cleanse effectively whilst also being kind to dry and sensitive skin.

Sourcing sustainable beauty products is easier than you think! Here we explain why we’ve used by-product beauty ingredients to make some of our natural skin care innovations and reveal the sustainable beauty ingredients that are best for your skin type.

Your hands work harder than any other part of your body and are often the first body part to show signs of ageing. Here we explain why the hands are so vulnerable to skin damage and reveal how to keep your hands and nails in good condition.

Frequently washing your hands with an antibacterial hand wash is thought to be the best way to keep yourself and others safe from harmful bacteria but it can leave you with dry, cracked skin or eczema.

Ever spotted the ingredient Propylene glycol in a skin care product’s ingredients list? The chances are you will, as it is used in many types of beauty products in the UK.

Eczema can be triggered by many factors, including food and skin care. Here we reveal the everyday eczema triggers your baby can encounter and explain how you can avoid them.

Are you or a loved one allergic to Christmas? Here we reveal the common Christmas allergens and explain how to minimise the risk of experiencing a festive allergy flare-up.

We routinely moisturise our skin, from our face to our feet, to help keep it soft and healthy. But, what about the skin on our scalp? Often overlooked, our scalps are subject to vigorous scrubbing when we shampoo and rarely given an afterthought. Here we share six ways to better care for your scalp.

We asked over 3,000 of our customers to share their experiences of sensitive skin and carefully analysed the results to put together this visual guide to face mapping sensitive skin.

Are you in a lather over whether soap or shower gel is best for your skin? Here we explore how each cleanse the skin, and reveal the best way to care for your skin in the shower.

When your baby has sensitive skin, you’ll do anything you can to ease their irritation. Changing to cloth nappies can help but could switching to natural skin care be the key to soothing your baby’s sensitive skin? Here we look at the Green People products designed for babies with sensitive skin.