Beauty & Wellness Blog
Welcome to the Dubois Beauty Blog, your space to discover expert skincare insights, clean beauty tips, and wellness inspiration from esthetician and founder Denise Dubois. Learn how to care for your skin with simplicity, intention, and results that last.

How to Keep Your Skin Hydrated in Winter: Clean Beauty Rituals for Deep Nourishment
Cold, dry air outdoors and indoor heating indoors strip your skin of its natural moisture. Hot showers and harsh cleansers can make it worse — removing essential oils and leaving your skin feeling ...
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The Importance of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Every October, I find myself reflecting on the women who have touched my life—clients, friends, and family members—who have faced breast cancer. As the founder of Dubois Beauty, this month is alway...
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Inflammation and Your Skin: Everything You Need to Know
Inflammation is a term that has been buzzing around wellness circles for years, but it is so much more than just a buzzword; it could be the key to understanding where that brand-new breakout came ...
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Why Strong Relationships are Good for Your Heath
In our increasingly digital world, where texting has virtually eliminated the need for conversation, companies can be run over email, and more and more websites and applications keep our eyeballs g...
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The Beauty of Relaxing and Unwinding Who is Stressed? In a time of financial insecurity, job stress, divisive politics, and technology overload, more and more people - especially young people - def...
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Micronutrients & Skincare: 5 Ways to Incorporate Micronutrient Foods into Your Daily Routine
Micronutrients are added to many skincare products and many of us make an effort to apply them to the outside of our body in our daily skincare routine. Why not incorporate them into the foods we ...
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The Beauty of Fresh Air for Health
Taking a break and getting a big breath of fresh air and feeling the warmth of the sun on your skin can have so many health benefits. In fact, there’s a name for it, It’s known as Shinrin-yoku. ...
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