I have purchased A LOT of nail polish in my days. Londontown is one of my favorites for many reasons.
Read what Ethical Elephant has to say about Londontown Nail Polish at the link below. Click the article title.

All the best in Wellness!
I have purchased A LOT of nail polish in my days. Londontown is one of my favorites for many reasons.
Read what Ethical Elephant has to say about Londontown Nail Polish at the link below. Click the article title.
All the best in Wellness!
News you can use 🙂
All the best in Wellness!
Recently I received an email from Cruelty-Free Kitty which had useful tips for recycling beauty products, and ideas about using up products I currently own before replacing them with cruelty-free alternatives.
Find out more about Cruelty-Free Kitty ideas and news at the links below.
https://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/cruelty-free-101/start-here
https://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/list-of-cruelty-free-brands/
https://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/blog/
News for January 2023
https://www.crueltyfreekitty.com/news/big-news-brands-sold-in-china-can-now-be-cruelty-free/
At the Essential 3 website I found detailed information and guidelines for using essential oils, and I think that it is worth telling you about my “find”. Click the link below when you find a moment.
News you can use 🙂
https://essentialthree.com/about
All the best in Wellness!
News you can use 🙂 Click the links below to learn more.
Click the links below for more information.
Stay beautiful 🙂
I have posted on this blog about Jade Shutes before. I follow her on Instagram – https://www.instagram.com/aromaticstudies/.
I am a graduate of the Aromatic Studies programs as a Certified Aromatherapist and Trainer.
Below is a link to Jade Shutes YouTube channel. There are free demonstrations of various remedies for health and well-being using her recipes and produced by her.
Help yourself to learning more at the link below.
https://www.youtube.com/c/AromaticStudies/videos
Happy New Year!
All the best for your Well-being and Wellness regimens.
Just Fyi
https://hairblues.me/2022/05/08/living-with-the-book/
These days the conversation about climate change is a constant concern. A recurring topic on HairBlues.me has been cruelty-free and Vegan products. This month we continue that conversation as we explore what the differences are between cruelty-free, vegan cosmetics, and why some companies use “green” packaging.
The November Wellness Connections podcast explains the difference among these products, and packaging.
Do you know cruelty-free products are not more expensive?
Source: Are Cruelty Free Brands Actually More Expensive? (crueltyfreeonly.com)
Do you know that there is no confirmation testing on animals makes cosmetics safer for humans?
Source: http://www.humanesociety.org/resources/cosmetics-testing-faq
Do you know that Covergirl has a Vegan product called CleanFresh?
Source: Is CoverGirl Cruelty Free and Vegan? (2021 Update) – Cruelty Free Only
What is “green packaging“?
Source: https://www.thecosmeticboxes.co.uk/
Reasons to Use Vegan, Cruelty Free Products – Cocosoul (mycocosoul.com)
Natural Skin Care & Hair Care Blogs – Cocosoul (mycocosoul.com)
Happy Holidays!
I must admit when I go into ANY store with cosmetics counters, all those pretty jars, lipsticks, smells and mostly promises, I just can’t help myself with ‘trusting’ what the Brand says it can do. How about you? Are you certain that the cosmetics you’re using on that delicate, beautiful skin of yours is safe? Do you know where you can find out? Well, as usual there is an APP for that :). Take a moment to read the post below then use the links to get yourself one of these APPs: Apple users **** Android users. FYI – when I used the APP I found it easier to click the Browse button,
which gave a listing of EWG verified products, for example: Sally B’s Skin Yummies. Sally B’s sells non toxic, organic and cruelty free beauty products.
If you assume that any moisturizer, cleanser, shampoo or makeup product you buy at the drugstore or supermarket is safe to use, you’re assuming too much. According to the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act), it’s the “responsibility of the manufacturer” to test the safety of its products. Additionally, cosmetic products and their ingredients don’t need to be approved before they hit the market. Source: 6 Skin Care Ingredients to Avoid! | LIVESTRONG.COM
How many of you are thinking about using beauty products that are organically produced? Does it make a difference? How can you know if a beauty product is truly organic? Below are a few things Julyne Derrick, Beauty Expert had to say:
For too many generations, beautiful black women worried whether their beauty was something to celebrate. As a matter of fact, for too long their hair was thought by some to be a source of embarrassment!
Oh my goodness, get caught in the rain and get it wet! What a disaster! Flash forward . And how wonderful it is to see today’s young, old, beautiful black women of many hues celebrate their hair, as well as their beautiful diversity. With that said, as we celebrate African-American beauty, we will bring you tips for taking ‘beautiful’ care of yourself, including your hair.
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