Are you pregnant and starting to think about your birth plan? Whether you’re planning to deliver at home, in a midwife-led centre or in hospital, during the lead-up to your due date you might want to prepare a kit containing items you’ll need during labour. Unsure what to pack? We reveal our top maternity hospital bag toiletries for mums-to-be.

Here we look at why washing your hands regularly is so effective at killing viruses and explain how to maintain hand hygiene when you run out of soap.

We look at the reasons why you may be suffering from dry skin on your face, offer  tips for preventing dry skin and recommend natural moisturisers for men.

Cycling is a fantastic way to keep fit and is an environmentally friendly way to travel but could it be taking its toll on your skin? Here we explore the skin complaints associated with cycling and reveal the skin care regimes that can put the brakes on common cyclist skin problems.

We all know that applying a broad-spectrum sun lotion can help to protect our skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays, but is there more we could be doing to protect our skin from the sun?

This pregnancy skin care guide provides information and advice on the effects of pregnancy on your body and skin. We look at the best ways to take care of your body whilst pregnant and the ways in which you can take care of your skin to reduce and avoid some of the most common symptoms of pregnancy.

Green People is proud to be in partnership with the Marine Conservation Society, the UK charity for the protection of our seas, shores and wildlife. To help raise awareness of the work that The Marine Conservation Society

At leading marine-friendly sun cream brand Green People, we often get asked questions such as “Does sun cream expire?” by our customers so we have put together a 1-minute visual read on storing and using your sunscreen safely.

Have you got a date planned? Here, we reveal the best date night beauty prep steps and when schedule them.

Although sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS) and ammonium lauryl sulphate (ALS) have similar sounding names and are both classed as anionic surfactants, they have very different molecular structures. SLS is a comparatively simple molecule and is therefore quite small in size.