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In equatorial African countries, one of the most socially unacceptable things you can do as a foreigner is get caught standing around in the sun. As a naïve young volunteer, my host family members would constantly grab me by the arm, pull me into the shade of a mango tree, and stick a fan in my hand. Within my first year, I was doing the same to friends and visitors who hadn’t yet learned to fear the sun. 

It’s bathing suit season and you need to get rid of some hair but don’t know the difference between a bikini wax and a brazilian? Keep reading to find out what to ask for on your next waxing visit...

Waxing is waxing, right? Guess again. Waxing and sugaring are both waxing methods, but they work a little differently. All types of waxing are best handled by a professional to avoid burning yourself or tearing skin.

One thing we love about moringa oil - it's the ultimate multitasker! It's packed with nutrients and fatty acids to nourish and protect on its own, but it's also perfect for formulating with other ingredients. In cosmetic formulation jargon, moringa oil has a high 'slip' and a low 'spread,' meaning it lubricates and stays where you want it. Rich in behenic, linoleic, and oleic acid, it penetrates deep into to skin and keeps it moisturized long after application. 

We form a lot of habits very early in life, which can be hard to kick as an adult. With our evolutionary biology literally programmed to devour high calorie, sugary foods, we need all the help we can get to make healthy food choices.

If you have a small area to wax you might just want to whip up your own wax and do it yourself. Or you’re amazingly talented, patient and ready to tackle larger areas like your legs (or other parts) alone. Either way you’ll save a great deal of money doing it yourself. Check out a Moringa wax recipe you can try at home yourself.