Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Detox, anyone? Brazilian Oils Body and Face.

I am currently following some friends who say an occasional detox diet is great for many reasons and got incredible results so far. Detox promotes beautiful skin from the inside out -- also, make sure to hydrate your skin well with a great natural Brazilian Oil Soap with Cocoa Butter (Face and Body)

 

1. Brazil Rain Forest Copaiba MILLED SOAP With Tree Leaves Soap Bar –Copaiba is the secret of Brazilians for beautiful, young, and healthy skin. Rain Forest Copaiba MILLED SOAP With Tree Leaves Soap Bar

Copaiba, on the other hand, is soapless and gentle on dry, oily, and combination skin. It has been used for years by Brazilian women to enhance their exotic, tropical beauty, and in recent years

2. Brazilian Oil Bar Soap with Rainforest Oils and Acai Berry Butter-Brazil oils and butters in this soap are wild harvested, grown naturally in the
Brazilian Amazon Rainforest without any pesticides, they are fair traded and sustainable resources.

Brazil oils

3.Almond Hazelnut Soap Natural Aged Bar with Cocoa Butter Brazilian Almond and Acai Berry Butter from The Rainforest

Brazilian oil’s help relieve dry, itchy skin Almond and Hazelnut soap is great for the cold dry weather.Brazilian sweet almond oil -The collagen and elastin supply of the skin are depleted after prolonged exposure to free radicals. As you get older, your body is unable to replenish the depleted supply; this is the primary cause of wrinkles, fine lines and other skin blemishes.
Vitamin E, present in Brazilian almond , protects the skin from the harmful effects of free radicals; this makes the skin healthy and younger-looking.
Brazilian Almond, in the form of topical solutions, is an excellent treatment for dry, flaky skin. Well-moisturized skin prevents premature aging. Great for all skin types, almond oil is created by the pressing of almond nuts.

4. Organic Oatmeal Soap with Brazilian Mango Butter. Don’t be fooled by commercial grade imitations! This soap is the real thing.


This soap is left unscented and contains ground and whole organic oatmeal which serves as a great exfoliate, we add mango butter which is extracted from the seed kernels of the lush and juicy tropical mango fruit.
Mango butter has been traditionally used in the Rainforests and tropics for it’s skin softening, soothing, moisturizing,

5. Buttermilk Soap Brazilian Honey and Mango Butter Soap--All Natural Handmade Soap



contain natural oils from the great oils of the Rainforest Amazon.,

This is a great soap for all skin types, but excellent for dry skin. Almond Oil is an outstanding humectant with natural water-retention properties. it is an oil extracted from the seeds of sweet almonds and used as an emollient.

Almond Oil is an emollient that prevents dehydration of skin, it is often used to treat very dry skin. Avocado Oil soothes and softens it is rich in vitamins A, D and E; contains proteins, lecithin, and amino acids. This highly therapeutic oil is said to have healing and regenerating properties. Coconut Oil is the natural oil derived from coconuts, acts as a surfactant, and has good cleansing properties. Hazelnut Oil reduces oiliness, refines pores, normalizes, and heals.

Hazelnut Oil is moisturizing, easily absorbed by the skin. Palm Oil is from the fruit of a palm tree. When used in soaps, palm oil creates a hard, long-lasting bar of soap that is mild and cleanses well. Palm oil has similar characteristics to tallow in soaps, and has been used in soap-making since about 1850


I'm going to explore the subject in a couple of postings. A question for now: have you ever tried homemade beet with carrot, apple and orange juice? It's a Brazilian recipe to get ready for the Summer with beautiful skin. Let me know if you have a yummy juice recipe to share.

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