New Products

Natural Organic Infused Vegan Lipsticks. Checkout all of the beautiful colors. These pure mineral vegan lipsticks give brilliant color and natural moisture with Jojoba, Grapeseed and Vitamin E. Made with organic oils and natural waxes, these lipsticks moisturize and smooth the lips. This product is gluten-free. Paraben Free, Lead Free. Natural High UV Protection Factor. Creamy, moisturizing texture in a full bodied lipstick. 


Natural Organic Infused Flawless Makeup Primer - Our new makeup primer is the perfect complement to our Natural Liquid Foundation. Our natural primer with our natural foundations are a match made in makeup heaven! This Primer will hydrate, smooth and prepare your skin for perfect makeup application! Your makeup (liquid, cream or powder) will stay flawlessly fresh all day and remain color-true. A lightweight, non-greasy lotion that works with all skin types and tones, to create the perfect canvas for your foundation as well as help reduce the appearance of fine lines and pores. Application: All you need is one small pump! Super-concentrated; a little goes a long way and will glide across your face evenly and effortlessly. 

New All Natural Handcrafted Bar Soaps - they smell heavenly.  No synthetic fragrances, only pure essential oils.  Sulfate and Paraben Free.  Natural handcrafted soap won't dry out your skin. Rich moisturizing oils and butters for soft skin.

Crepey Skin Treatments - Vitamin C Rejuvenating Cream with CoQ10, Glycolic Acid & Peptides.  Plus Premium Grade Organic Unrefined Raw African Shea Butter. Shea Butter helps tissue cell regeneration and softening of the skin, which reduces wrinkles. The American Journal of Life Sciences reported a clinical study involving 30 volunteers in which shea butter diminished various signs of aging. In another clinical study for dry, delicate or aging skin, 49 volunteers applied shea butter twice daily and discovered that it prevents photo aging. It is also shown to boost collagen production, which is essential for skin strength.

Moisturizing, rejuvenating and clarifying skin-care for aging or sun-damaged skin. Contains Alpha Hydroxy Acid, Alpha Lipoic Acid, Vitamin C, Grapeseed, Green Tea, and nutrient rich moisturizing butters and oils. May make the skin more sensitive to the sun. This contains approximately 10% glycolic acid.  Glycolic acid is a member of the alpha-hydroxy acid (AHA) family, and is one of the most commonly used chemical peeling agents employed to address a wide variety of skin care complaints, including: fine lines/wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and acne.

In addition to being deeply penetrating, cleansing and exfoliating, topical application of glycolic acid has been shown to be an effective anti-ager: stimulating collagen & elastin production, quickening cell turnover, increasing skin thickness, firmness & hydration, reversing sun damage (such as mottled pigmentation), and smoothing rough and wrinkled skin.

What Is Crepey Skin?
Sacramento, CA dermatologist Suzanne Kilmer, MD explains that “Skin that has turned crepey is thin, loose and flaccid with a certain degree of sagging”—particularly in comparison to the plump thickness of the younger skin.

New York dermatologist Macrene Alexiades, MD compares it to “a piece of tissue paper or a crêpe” (hence the phrase ‘crepey skin’). It’s “the thinning of the dermis and epidermis that make skin” take on a thin, crinkly texture.

Crepey skin is different from wrinkles in that wrinkles are often caused by expressions or repeated motions, dry skin and gravity while Crepey skin is primarily caused by skin thinness.

Dr. Alexiades explains that “Over time, the subtle creases and pores in the skin slowly become exaggerated as the breakdown of collagen and elastin becomes more evident. From there, skin folds accumulate, and skin starts to thin out.”

What Causes Crepey Skin?
Once you reach your 40s, skin thinning accelerates over the course of months or years. The transformation occurs as the body slows down its production of elastin and collagen, the proteins that allow skin to stretch and contract. And while aging skin is inevitable, there are a few factors that can cause a skin to become prematurely crepey: weight gain, weight loss, weight fluctuations, sun damage, cigarette smoke, and a diet high in sugar.

How to Prevent or Minimize Your Chances of Crepey Skin
Sure, everyone knows the basics such as getting adequate sleep, drinking plenty of water, reducing stress, and avoiding negative lifestyle factors like alcohol and cigarettes. But, what else can you do to minimize premature aging and the resultant crepey skin?

1. Eat a diet low in sugar and processed foods: Eating lots of vegetables, fruits, lean meats, and omega–3 fats can help slow glycation—the chemical reaction that causes your skin to become less supple.

2. Drink green tea: Superstar multitasker green tea has been proven to significantly interfere with the glycation process while stimulating collagen creation—so if you're drinking it regularly, you're already protecting your skin.

3. Wear a non-toxic sunscreen: Protect your skin from sunburn and sun damage. Sunshine is healthy for the body but it is important not to burn or have prolonged exposure.

4. Exfoliate: Rid skin of dead skin cells, allowing new plumper cells to the surface.

5. Cleanse: use only non-drying soaps that are sulfate free and non-toxic.

6. Moisturize your skin: Hydrate skin while repairing collagen and elastin.