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Why Should You Use a Scrub?

by lindahurley | Oct 18, 2016 | 100% Organic and Botanical Products, Blog, Delicate Skin, Dry Skin Remedies, Face Skincare, Oily Skin, Sensitive Skin, Skin Care, Skin Protection

Have you ever wondered what the secret is to a beautiful glowing skin? Taking good care of your skin involves more than just washing your face daily and moisturizing. These are very important but just the basics. This is where the facial scrub comes into play. The...

7 Skin-Care Resolutions to Make This Year

by lindahurley | Jan 4, 2016 | Blog, Delicate Skin, Dry Skin Remedies, Face Skincare, Healthy Nails, Skin Care, Skin Protection, Skincare Remedies

HAPPY NEW YEAR THE YEAR FOR HEALTHY SKIN Admit it even you still occasionally sleep in your makeup, forget to use sunscreen or put off seeing your dermatologist for a full body skin check-up. 1. MOISTURIZE AFTER SHOWERING We all know a warm shower strips skin of oils....

FALL IS IN THE AIR

by lindahurley | Oct 5, 2015 | Blog, Dry Skin Remedies, Skin Care, Skin Protection, Skincare Remedies

Fall is officially here! We have enjoyed the summer by spending it outdoors in the sunshine, at the beach, the pool or on the lake. Whatever your pleasure, by soaking up the sunshine and splashing in the water you have damaged your skin and your complexion. For mature...

You and Your Skin

by lindahurley | Aug 31, 2015 | 100% Organic and Botanical Products, Blog, Delicate Skin, Dry Skin Remedies, Face Skincare, Skin Care, Skin Protection, Skincare Remedies

In the course of a week my business takes me to numerous independent and assisted living facilities. These are my favorite places to visit and one of the reasons I have chosen skin care as a means of helping humanity. The elderly are a wealth of information on...

SUMMER HEAT AND YOUR SKIN

by lindahurley | Jul 27, 2015 | Blog, Dry Skin Remedies, Sensitive Skin, Skin Care, Skin Protection, Skincare Remedies

It is important to understand how the sun impacts your skin. Here is some basic information to follow: Ultraviolet A (UVA) is the longest wavelength of the sun, this ray penetrates the dermis your skin’s deepest layer. Ultraviolet B (UVB) penetrates the...