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It's Pumpkin Season And What It Means For Your Skin
Where you can find fresh pumpkins at local farms and markets:
This Month Essance is on sale at New Seasons Market! Perfect timing to grab that deal.
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Transitioning To Fall Skincare
As we inch closer into the Fall season, the temperatures start to dip, and the days grow colder and shorter. While we transition ourselves mentally to anotherseason, we cannot overlook the weather's impact on our skin. It's essential to protect your skin through the seasonal transitions and, most importantly, do yourbest to keep the effortless summer glow going. Fall season itself represents change, preservation, protection, balance, and letting go to welcome the new that follows the vital growth of winter.As we move into fall, we are faced with less daylight which means less vitamin D for the skin. We also...
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Why Organic Lipstick Matters
You can eat all of the organic locally grown foods to fuel your body but It’s extremely important that you also take into consideration what skin care products you are putting onto your body.
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How To Switch To Natural Deodorant Without Stinking
Essance natural deodorants are available in Earth’s Elments: Air, Earth, Fire & Water. Are you using a natural deodorant, if not what’s holding you back?
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The Benefits Of Natural Sunscreen
The weather is heating up, and the season to begin applying the sunscreen has officially started. In all honesty, the season to apply sunscreen is all year round. Even on cloudy days and driving in your car, the UV rays still abound and penetrate your skin. Sunlight rays contain both UVA and UVB rays. Both of which have the potential to be harmful to the skin. Though the UVB rays are typically responsible for your sunburn, it's the UVA rays you should be more concerned about. UVA rays can damage your skin more stealthily by suppressing the immune system and...
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