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Good morning friends! How can I sell skincare products when my own daughter is skeptical they will work? Maybe the fact that she has dry skin and my skin is oily, made her think there is no possible way I could create something for her skin. How would I know what to do? LOL Ok, I am not sure if she asked herself these questions and I have never been the one to push my products on either of my girls. My thoughts stem from the last couple of weeks as I have noticed she has been using LBBs face...

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  Oh how I can sing the praises of Goat Milk everyday and just how wonderful it makes my skin feel! Goat Milk has a pH similar to that of human skin, making it easy for your skin to absorb all the goodness. It has high levels of vitamin b3, fatty acids and triglycerides which are all super moisturizing and nourishing. Goat milk is loaded with vitamins like B2, B6, B12 and A as well as minerals like selenium. The lactic acid present in goat milk as well as other milk-based soaps is an alpha-hydroxy acid (exfoliates, regenerates and evens...

  This week's ingredient spotlight belongs to Moringa oil. Let's explore this wonderful oil and it's benefits. What is Moringa oil? Moringa, commonly called the drumstick tree, grows in Afghanistan, Bangladesh and India. The essential oil derived from the Moringa tree has been used for cultural and medicinal properties. Moringa essential oil is rich in monounsaturated fats, behenic acid, vitamin B, vitamin C and oleic acid. Speeds up wound healing Moringa oil contains antiseptic and antibacterial properties that speed up the process of wound healing. It stimulates blood flow to the affected area and protects the wound from getting secondary...

Does sleep help your skin? It absolutely does. Time spent while your body is shut down is used to repair and restore your cellular tissues, ensuring their vitality. Not only does sleep promote skin health, but it can also benefit your heart, weight, mind and more. The benefits of sleep for skin include fewer wrinkles, less sagging, rejuvenated color, fewer acne blemishes, and less inflammation. Something that we all should be striving for if we want to put our best skin forward everyday! 1. Skin repairs itself at night  - Cell turnover refers to the process of producing new skin cells...