Devoted Things Blog

Tutorial for the Natural Skin Bleach

Posted by Leah Scott on May 23, 2020

Follow this tutorial, to learn how to properly apply the Natural Skin Bleach product. This is a leave on treatment, do not wash it off. Remember to wear SPF during the day for maximum benefits and skin safety! Before application, thoroughly cleanse your skin with a natural cleanser.

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Why This Herbal Toner for Oily Skin Is My New Favorite Skincare Product

Posted by Jasmine M. on May 23, 2020

I have naturally oily skin, which has led to a lot of acne over the years. I have tried all kinds of toners, both natural and chemical-based. I’ve used apple cider vinegar and witch hazel. I’ve used expensive brands and drug-store brands. But, with every new DevotedThings product that I review, I feel like I’m taking a step in the right direction. This is my experience with the Toner for Oily Skin product!

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Tutorial for the Toner for Oily Skin & Toner for Dry Skin

Posted by Leah Scott on May 23, 2020

A herbal toner DIY tutorial to show you how simple it is to use both of the DevotedThings toners! This picture illustration tutorial is for both men and women, and it shows you the step-by-step application process!

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Tutorial for The Facial Glow Scrub, Mask and Cleanser

Posted by Leah Scott on Apr 22, 2020

If you are suffering from acne scars, active acne, clogged pores, an uneven skin tone, or blackheads, this powder offers a powerful alternative to commonly used, chemical based foaming cleansers. It is important to keep the highly concentrated powder dry, and to store it with the lid tightly closed, in order to avoid moisture from entering the bottle. To use the Facial Glow Scrub, Mask and Cleanser, feel free to follow the instruction manual below, and remember to carefully read the product sheet provided in the mail!

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How To Heal Pitted Acne Scars Naturally

Posted by Jasmine M. on Apr 04, 2020

Cystic acne throughout my teens left me with extensive pitted acne scars, and indented scarring on my cheeks and temples. I would highly recommend this to anyone suffering from acne scarring before you try something harsher. The way I see it: if you make a mistake with your skin that severely damages it, you might never be able to go back. Leah’s Indented Scar Peel requires time, and a bit of patience, but it also saved me the potential heartache of massive scarring, or skin damage caused by more invasive dermatological procedures.

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