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Well, so much for carefully reading stuff before you publish it. It was stated in the following paragraphs, now fixed, that exfoliation should be in terms of a month, NUTS! It should read WEEKLY. We recognize that some retailers tell you to use their products daily and don't bother to moisturize afterwards, but this is simply not the case. Experts ** recommend exfoliation no more than 3 to 4 times weekly, and to always moisturize afterward both to replace the moisture lost during the scrub and to protect the freshly exposed skin cells. Anyone recommending a daily scrub has, perhaps, not researched the Anatomy and Physiology of the largest organ of your body: your skin.
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** 1)Mario Badescu Skin Care Products
2)Clean and Clear 3) Beth Ann's Love4MySkin.com |
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First, all the pictures in no way represent the actual contents, which means we don't use brownies in our chocolate silk nor do we use the space shuttle in our kick start. The pics are just fun ways to play with the product names, meanings and or contents.
Next, all Scrubs and Moisturizers have some contents and forms in common, rather than cluttering up each product description with the same words, we present it here, once. Also, we try to follow the FDA guidelines for cosmetic labels which explains why we are required to have a ton of warnings and why our labels are filled with long Latin names (we add the English translations.)
Scrubs are meant to exfoliate dead skin cells from your body and should not be used more than 3-4 times a WEEK in spring, summer, and fall and not more than 0-2 times a WEEK in winter. Moisturizers are meant to add moisture back into your skin. We have several forms of moisturizers - Gels (thin lotions), Salves (thick creams), and Lotion Bars. Both scrubs and moisturizers have carrier oils to keep the other contents together. Both Scrubs and Moisturizers may have various inert ingredients such as essential oils, cocoa, coffee, and various seeds. The more liquid forms of moisturizers have water and an emulsifier (which keeps the water mixed with the oil.) The inert ingredients have NO THERAPEUTIC EFFECT, nor are they intended for that purpose.
Finally, we choose to not use preservatives nor man made chemicals to extend shelf life. All raw materials are food or pharmaceutical grade. We care more about physical life and health. We use our own products, as do our family, friends, and patients.
Next, all Scrubs and Moisturizers have some contents and forms in common, rather than cluttering up each product description with the same words, we present it here, once. Also, we try to follow the FDA guidelines for cosmetic labels which explains why we are required to have a ton of warnings and why our labels are filled with long Latin names (we add the English translations.)
Scrubs are meant to exfoliate dead skin cells from your body and should not be used more than 3-4 times a WEEK in spring, summer, and fall and not more than 0-2 times a WEEK in winter. Moisturizers are meant to add moisture back into your skin. We have several forms of moisturizers - Gels (thin lotions), Salves (thick creams), and Lotion Bars. Both scrubs and moisturizers have carrier oils to keep the other contents together. Both Scrubs and Moisturizers may have various inert ingredients such as essential oils, cocoa, coffee, and various seeds. The more liquid forms of moisturizers have water and an emulsifier (which keeps the water mixed with the oil.) The inert ingredients have NO THERAPEUTIC EFFECT, nor are they intended for that purpose.
Finally, we choose to not use preservatives nor man made chemicals to extend shelf life. All raw materials are food or pharmaceutical grade. We care more about physical life and health. We use our own products, as do our family, friends, and patients.
PRESERVATIVES
All the Chemical Preservatives we Use: -- 0 --
Product Expiration:Best if used within 12 Months of purchase.
FDA Warnings
Moisturizer Warnings:FDA 21 CFR 740(1) and (2) Requires: Warning- The Safety of this product has not been determined.
1) External use only. 2)Do not use on eyes, nose, mouth nor mucous membranes. 3)Stop if a rash occurs or you are allergic to any of the contents. 4)Pregnant or nursing women should contact a physician prior to use. |
Carrier Oils
All Moisturizers & Scrubs
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Moisturizer Forms:Gel: Not as "heavy" as a lotion. Absorbed quickly into the skin. Reaches areas like between toes or ear lobes; that our bar can't reach easily.
Salve: Between a Bar and a gel, Absorbs quickly like a gel, easy to use and carry like a bar. Bars: Rub on the dry areas. Absorbs quickly into the skin. Great for elbows, knees, arms, legs and everywhere easy to reach. A spill proof solution for on-the-go moisturizing. Moisturizer Directions:Gel: Shake. Gently rub a small amount into dry areas requiring moisturizing. A little goes a long way, so if this is your first time using our moisturizers, start out with a small amount, you can always get more.
Bar or Salve: Rub onto area requiring moisturizing. |
FDA Warnings:
Scrub WarningsFDA 21 CFR 740(1) and (2) Requires: Warning- The Safety of this product has not been determined.
Warnings: 1)External use only. 2)Do not use on eyes, nose, mouth nor mucous membranes. 3)Do not use within 2 weeks on a new tattoo or broken skin. 4)Stop use if rash or other irritation occurs or if allergic to any contents. 5)Pregnant and nursing women should contact a physician prior to use. Scrub Directions:Directions:Gently rub a small portion, in a circular motion onto your hands, feet or other rough or oily areas. Rinse. Re-moisturize with Beth Ann's Moisturizers
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