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That sounds like the perfect way to relax…or recover from a winter cold!

Goodness gracious. It looks like a tasty herbal tea. I’d love to have a nice steam with that.
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I think I’ve lived in Portland too long…isn’t this the universal ideal?? All natural and organic? Of course not all organic products are created equal, and somehow Nars keeps slipping in my make up bag (oops)…but ya. You’re not crazy. Maybe West Coast, but not crazy ;)

I switched to a natural cosmetics for a few years, and cut out dairy/gf/sugar and a curious thing happened: my once smooth, glowing, problem-free skin took a turn for the worse. I got a lot of acne and scarring as a result. But I guess it could be hormones (I’m 39) to blame. My body on the other hand, has never looked or felt better. I read one of those books by a famous derm who advocates eating clean, non-dairy for her clients (it included before and after pics of her patients) so it was a bummer to experience the opposite if good skin.

All natural is the way to go for sure. Once I started using natural products, every skin problem I had cleared up.

Here’s to the link to the Leaves of Trees website http://www.leavesoftrees.com

I’m definitely a natural beauty kind of girl!
All my make-up is natural, and my bathroom cabinet resembles a kitchen, with a jar of coconut oil and some apple cider vinegar! Raw honey and tea tree oil are a staple for when I need to refresh my skin, and I always make my own scrubs and masks!!

{Teffy’s Perks} X

Just be careful with the “natural” label, just because it wasn’t man made it doesn’t mean it can’t have terrible side effects, but it does mean no one will have tested them. And the converse is also true, just because it’s a synthetic chemical it doesn’t make it automatically worse than the natural products. Arsenic is natural, pure tea tree oil is also toxic. There are herbs that will interfere with medicine as common as birth control, for example. The best thing is to learn how to read the labels and make informed decisions based on them, be the product “natural” and “organic” or not :)

love it
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Bonjour,

Jolie photo qui donne envie de tester ce produit ! Moi aussi, j’aime ce qui est le plus naturel possible !
D’ailleurs, ce produit me rappelle un mélange d’huile essentielles que j’utilise avec eau chaude et torchon pour soigner un rhume et ma peau en même temps ! Même s’il est moins joli à regarder, il est très efficace ! (Je n’ai plus la marque en mémoire mais il est facile à dégoter en pharmacie, en France !)
Par contre, attention, on m’a recommander de n’utiliser qu’une EAU FRÉMISSANTE ! Bouillante, elle abime les voies respiratoires, d’après le médecin.
Bonne journée.
Anne

I only use natural beauty and hair products. You have to give your body time to adjust to the change, but once it does, you’ll be amazed by the results.

Wow, thanks! I wonder if I can get a hold of it in London. Sounds yum.

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when i wear makeup, i prefer organic and fully natural beauty products. in fact, it’s all i use and purchase.
no chemicals on my face or body and not in my stomach either :)

thanks for addressing this in a post. it’s rare on an upscale site, but i do think it is the future of make up (and everything) as people become more educated about these issues.

there are more and more companies out there with better and better, completely, fully natural, makeup and skin products.

J’adore tes post Neada :-)