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| Published on December 23rd, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Daisy Ma |
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| Published on December 23rd, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Daisy Ma |
When Gertrude Stein wrote, “Rose is a rose, is a rose, is a rose…” I believe she found the quintessential power of the rose. Indeed, the power of a wild rose, there is none that compares. The symbol of love, beauty and…Vitamin C? YES! Wild rose hip oil is touted to be high in Vitamin C skin care, famous for repairing fine lines, skin discolorations and yes, even scars.
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| Published on December 8th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Daisy Ma |
Oatmeal, it’s not just for breakfast. Oatmeal Promise became part of my morning and evening beauty routine the last 2 days.
Upon receiving my foreue Oatmeal Promise (OP) vegan soap, I immediately smelled it. To me, a scent will either “put me off” or “put me on” toward the product. It smelled light and woody~very subtle. It’s a good start! Next, I looked at the color and felt the texture of the bar. Perhaps I’m more tactile than most people. I like holding my soap and feeling the bumps, lumps and smoothness. The bar wasn’t overly hard because it yielded to gentle pressure.
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| Published on September 3rd, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by earthwriter1 |
Organic skincare is an art form. Whether you use skincare for simple hygiene and cleanliness or beauty and self-expression, you can be creative and have fun with organic skincare.
Skincare products that contain natural organic ingredients offer a pleasurable experience with safety. Plant essences, like sandalwood, lemongrass, patchouli, avocado, and lavender provide wonderful healing benefits. The wonderful healing sensations provided by essential aromatherapy products will make you feel healthy, vibrant, and alive.
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| Published on August 4th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by earthwriter1 |
Neem? Unless you are from South or Southern Asia, this unfamiliar sounding name is a mystery. But there is no mystery in the power it has against mosquitos, skin inflammations and even gum disease…just to name a few.
Neem (Azadirachta indica) is an evergreen tree found all across India, Burma (Myanmar) and most of South Asia. Neem oil is most commonly used in medicinal and farming products. Now neem has crossed over to beauty products. There is no mistaking the bitter scent of neem. The triglycerides and large amounts of triterpenoid compounds is what gives neem it’s bitterness. It can best be described as a cross between peanut oil and garlic. Don’t let that deter you though from it’s wonderful benefits!
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| Published on July 23rd, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Daisy Ma |
One of the most important ingredients in most natural beauty products and natural beauty cosmetics is something that we use every day. Its also something that we get virtually for free. It is often considered a natural resource. I am talking about water (H20). Even though a good portion of our bodies contain water, we still need to replenish it. Water is important to drink (at least eight glasses a day), and its also a key ingredient in a lot of natural beauty products.
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| Published on July 19th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Anna |
Many women and men endure skincare challenges. My husband is a good example of what many can experience when they transition from a strategically annihilating diet (S.A.D.) and unhealthy toxic lifestyle to one that is healthy and organic.
He was raised on a S.A.D. Diet and used mainstream toxic chemically laden personal care products from early childhood until early adulthood. He often felt bad physically and his skin was very vulnerable to acne breakouts and skin blemishes. He had a very rough time and he didn’t know what to use. He was often so desperate for a solution, that he’d resort to using a popular mainstream product, laden with toxic chemicals and advertised as being effective and healthy, and one of the professional skin care products.
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| Published on July 14th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by earthwriter1 |
There are some very simple, easy ways to keep your skin beautiful, healthy, and young. It’s been said that “you are what you eat” and it’s true. Eating healthy, organic, whole, plant-based foods and using only organic skincare products will go a long way to keeping you feeling good, and looking vibrant.
A healthy, green, organic diet and lifestyle will contribute. Using natural organic skincare products and haircare products that contain plant essences is very helpful. Wrinkles, spots, blemishes, and discoloration may be caused by an unhealthy lifestyle, stress, erratic weather, and excessive sun exposure.
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| Published on July 9th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by earthwriter1 |
So you want to start making your own vegan homemade skin care products, how do you start? Its not really that hard, just simply do your research on not only actual recipes, but the benefits of certain natural or organic plants. You cannot just take a salad and throw it in the blender and expect to make, let’s say, an exfoiliant scrub. Here are some tips and ideas to get you started in your kitchen beauty lab with homemade skin care products.
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| Published on July 7th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Anna |
Whether your vegan, vegetarian, or thinking about becoming one, knowledge is power. While vegetarians and vegans are more and more commonplace, it’s not a movement that has gone completely mainstream yet.
Often, it can be hard to find products or information that will help better your health and the environment. But thanks to the world wide web, you can find a lot of information, publications, stores, and so much more. Listed here is the best of the vegetarian/vegan web of vegetarian friendly websites.
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| Published on July 6th, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Anna |
If you’re just discovering the importance of natural true beauty skin care products and cosmetics, you probably have a lot of questions. One of the most important questions to help you get started is to clear up the difference between natural, organic, and vegan skin care products. You can walk into a natural food or beauty shop and find an array of products that claim to be natural, organic, or vegan- it seems that people automatically assume these three things are the same thing, but that is not the case. Read on to find out the difference between these labels.
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| Published on July 3rd, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Anna |
Its no secret that you should use natural beauty cosmetics and handmade skin care products simply because they are healthier for both you and the environment. And despite the fact cosmetic companies and FDA claims that these mainstream products are completely safe to use, many scientists have discovered that these products do contain harmful chemicals, and that over time, the use of such products could harm us. So it comes as no surprise that many companies try to create all natural cosmetics, some are truly natural beauty cosmetics, but others are not. So here is a list of ten chemicals to avoid, when out shopping for all natural cosmetics-
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| Published on July 1st, 2009 | | View Comments | | Posted by Anna |