Winter Skin Survival Guide
Winter hits hard at Penn State. One minute you are fine walking to class and the next your face feels like it is cracking in…
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Infused Water: A Better Way to Stay Hydrated
Staying hydrated, especially with the high temperatures that summer brings, is extremely important. The recommended water intake for an average adult is about eight 8-ounce…
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VALLEY’S Favorite Summer 2020 Beauty Essentials
Summertime always calls for dewy and hydrated skin. Whether you want an all-over glow or a subtle no-makeup look, VALLEY has you covered. Check out…
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All About Electrolytes
What are electrolytes? Electrolytes are chemicals that create electrically charged ions in bodily fluids and are super important for regulation of several bodily functions from nerve and muscle function, hydration of the body, balancing blood acidity and pressure and helping in rebuilding damaged tissue.
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What’s in the Water?
There’s no doubt about it – hydration is a crucial element for healthy skin. Even oily skin requires consistent moisturizing so it won’t end up…
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Skincare for Your Other 90%
To keep your skin 100% happy, VALLEY has brought together the best ways for you to keep the other 90% of you glowing.
Read MoreStaff Pick Of The Week: Drybar Mudslide Hair Mask
Show your hair some love! Between frequent heat styling, dyeing, and seasonal elements (humidity, sun, cold air, etc.) your hair takes a beating. I have…
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Our Winter Skin Savior
Are you starting to notice your skin losing its healthy glow? Is your skin becoming flakey in certain areas? If you are, don’t freak out!
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The Secret to Healthy Summer Hair: Hair Masks
The summer heat doesn’t have to get the best of your locks this season. While you’re busy staying hydrated, make sure your hair is too!
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Weighing In: Are You Dehydrated?
When we feel sick or just not ourselves, it’s hard not to jump to the worst conclusions. But stop WebMDing, because the answer to your health problems might be easier than you think. Water.
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