So……here goes….

The Grand Prize goes to Helen!

“Following on Facebook, Twitter and Youtube…Although one night you did keep me up until 3am…I was looking for some Japanese shampoo I bought from Singapore and came across this!…Beauty Box provides a little escapism from my life…I like how you show recipes in conjunction with products as this provides a very balanced (and sensible!) outlook on life. You are also quite inspiring to me the way you have set up a business in another country…”

+ Hada Labo es range trial kit (sensitive skin): foaming facial wash, lotion, cleansing oil, and moisturizer
+ Hada Labo BB Cream SPF 32 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA Super Moist
+ Oshima Tsubaki Oil 40ml
+ Kikiyu Clay Bath Salts Bottle (for smooth skin)
+ Canmake nude nail polish 31
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

The 2nd Prize goes to Evie!

“I first found Lioness In Japan [my personal blog] and what first attracted to me was that you are a Singaporean living in Japan!…I love to read Beauty Box as it features cosmetics and skincare, although there are a lot of blogs out there that are on beauty…you show what is living in Japan like from a foreign perspective and I love your videos on making healthy drinks which I like to try out as they are simple and easy!”

+ Hada Labo BB Cream SPF 32 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA
+ Kikiyu Clay Bath Salts sample (for smooth skin)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Facial Wash (Normal Skin)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Cleansing Milk
+ Foam net
+ Canmake nude nail polish 31
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

And finally the 3rd Prize goes to Justine!

“I like seeing you feature new products that you’ve added to your store, especially as you usually try them first and can give an honest review about what the product is like! I’m still trying to map out a purchase (too many choices) but it’s very convenient to have your blog for reference while I look at the store, especially as I can’t read Japanese ingredient lists or instructions.”

+ Hada Labo BB Emulsion SPF 50 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA
+ Geruma Bath Salts sample (for sweating)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Cleansing Oil
+ Canmake pinkish nude nail polish 104
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

I will contact you soon and do let me me which shade you would like for your new Hada Labo BB cream or emulsion. There is Natural Beige (NC15-20) and Natural Ochre (NC25-30) — if neither of these suit your skin tone, you can swap it with any other Hada Labo product that we sell at the store.

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Today I just want to announce that two new sunscreens are available at the Beauty Box Store: Hada Labo UV Moist Cream SPF 30 PA+++ and UV Moist Emulsion SPF30 PA+++.

The best thing about these sunscreens is that they are free of irritating additives — no fragrance, no mineral oil, no ethanol and the added bonus is their signature hyaluronic acid formula (a mix of three types of hyaluronic acid!) for keeping skin hydrated. They are both chemical sunscreens.

The Hada Labo UV Moist Emulsion SPF50 PA+++ has been my go-to sunscreen all summer and its milky consistency sits well under my makeup, in fact I use this as my primer, especially since Tokyo summer is terribly humid and I try to put as few products on my face as possible. The SPF factor is 50— WOW! I also spread this on my neck, behind my ears, chest and back and my skin has not broken out from using this sunscreen.

On it’s own, it does leave a sheen on the face but I think this is due to the fact that this sunscreen has no ethanol which has a drying effect on the skin (and causes aging in the long run!). I think that’s the trade-off when you use a non-irritating sunscreen for face.

For those who follow this blog closely, you would know that I really dislike products that have a lot of ethanol (or listed within the top five ingredients of a product) so I was happy to have found this sunscreen.

I once used a Japanese drugstore sunscreen which had ethanol as the second ingredient on its list and spread it all over my face and hands during a picnic by the river under the sun. At the end of the day, my skin looked so dry and felt tight! My hands especially suddenly had deeper creases and lines — never again!

The Hada Labo UV Moist Cream has SPF 32 PA+++ acts as a moisturizer, makeup base, and sunscreen — this is richer than the emulsion and I think this is more suitable for dryer skin types and for colder weather. I tried this on in the thick of Japanese summer and it’s not quite suitable for my oily skin. I’m a bit hesitant to skip my moisturizer and go straight to this sunscreen but I think it’s possible seeing that it’s touted as an “all-in-one”. I would probably go back to this in winter when my skin needs more hydration.

Here is a swatch of the sunscreens so you can look at their consistency. On top is the Hada Labo UV Moist Cream and the bottom is the UV Moist Emulsion.

Both products pair well with the Hada Labo BB Moist Cream and Emulsion line, too.

The links to these products sold at the Beauty Box store are here:

Hada Labo UV Moist Cream SPF30 PA+++
Hada Labo UV Moist Emulsion SPF50 PA+++

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Hot on the heels of the Nanoce BB Sorbet launch at the store, I’ll like to introduce you to Nanoce BB Whitening Essence SPF 35 PA+++ which is a BB cream with ingredients to help fade and prevent hyper-pigmentation.

It also contains hyaluronic acid and collagen as anti-aging ingredients to help moisturize the skin and coenzyme q10 as an anti-oxidant to help fight free radicals that damage the skin.

Since I’m a bit tanned, I chose to swatch shade No. 2 Healthy Ochre on my hand first.

It has a yellow tone to it so it’s suitable for my olive complexion.

The formula blends into my hand seamlessly and feels lighter than the original Nanoce BB Moist Cream, i.e. it’s more runny in texture.

This is my mug shot with only the Nanoce BB Whitening Essence in No. 2 so apologies if I look a little scary with pale lips and eyebrows but I really want to show you how it looks on my skin tone…

As you can see, it’s a bit lighter than my natural skin tone (NC25-30) so I would definitely need to dust some powder on my face to make it darker. The coverage is thicker than the Nanoce BB Sorbet and is comparable to the Nanoce BB Moist Cream and is highly buildable but if it’s a bit too light for you (like it was for me), I would advise you to use a lighter hand to apply this BB cream to avoid looking mask-like.

This is a shot of me with the Nanoce BB Whitening Essence with a light dusting of Revlon’s ColorStay Face Powder Compact 104 Medium. I put on some lipstick (Revlon Matte Lipstick 12 and Jill Stuart Lip Jewel 07 — my latest fave combo!) and blush to have a more complete look. For my eyes, I used Lunasol’s Modelling Eyes 01 Beige Beige. I was pleased with the overall effect as my skin looked quite natural and the BB cream covered redness and blemishes quite well, plus the high SPF factor is a winning point for me.

I would use reach for this BB cream for daily wear but it’s got enough coverage, like the original Nanoce BB Moist Cream, to make it a bit more than medium coverage. It’s definitely not a full coverage base but I find this wearable for many occasions.

Here’s a swatch of both Nanoce BB Whitening Essence No. 1 (top) and No. 2 (bottom) on my hand. No.1 Natural Ochre is suited to those with NC15-20 skin tone.

And a swatch on a white makeup sponge to show up the colours more clearly — No.1 is on the left and No.2 is on the right.

You can buy these Nanoce BB products at the Beauty Box store:
Nanoce BB Whitening Essence No.1 Natural Ochre
Nanoce BB Whitening Essence No.2 Healthy Ochre

P.S.: Our 3rd Anniversary giveaway is still open for participants — lots of my ultimate fave Japanese products to be won and three winners will be chosen. Closes on Aug 31 so get over there and put your name down!
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Also, the entries for my 3rd Anniversary/Birthday Giveaway are still coming in, and many thanks to those who have so thoughtfully worded their comments. If you haven’t joined, go on over to the page and stand a chance to win my absolute fave Japanese beauty products (Hada Labo, tsubaki oil, bb creams etc.)!

Today, I’ve got a new goodie for you BB cream fanatics. I’m really digging this one because it not only matches my skin tone, it’s lightweight but gives enough coverage in this sweltering summer.

Oh, hello there….Introducing Nanoce BB Sorbet. It’s a BB cream in spray can — unconventional but it does work well…trust me…

It comes with a flat makeup sponge to help you apply the BB cream onto your face.

Just spray a small amount onto the sponge. I find that it takes about 5-6 gentle sprays to get medium coverage. You can use less if you wish but I personally prefer medium coverage for any season.

This is a swatch of Nanoce BB Sorbet No.2 Healthy Ochre SPF35 PA++ (I’m NC25-30; but I lean towards NC30 right now) on the makeup sponge.

I sprayed and then smeared it on my hand…

And I blended it in…looks seamless!

This is my face with only the Nanoce BB Sorbet No.2 Healthy Ochre. I know I look kinda weird but I wanted to show you how it looks on its own without powder. As you can see, it has a slight glow to it. For those with oily complexion, you may want to dust on a bit of powder.

This is an FOTD with the Nanoce BB Sorbet No.2 Healthy Ochre topped with Revolon ColorStay Pressed Powder in 104 Medium (I’m mad about British makeup artist Lisa Eldridge’s videos and this Revlon product is one of her all-time faves — had to try it!!), Holika Holika Breeze Kitten Blush, MAC Select Moisture Cover NW25 (under-eye circles), Clinique Anti-Blemish Solutions Clearing Concealer (for scars and blemishes), Paul & Joe Eye Gloss Duo 05, Lancome L’Extreme mascara, MAC Brow Set Beguille, Bourjois Delice de Poudre Highlighting Powder, Revlon Matte Lipstick 12 and Jill Stuart Lip Jewel 07.

I think I put a bit too much powder but it doesn’t look like it in the photo. I think I would be less heavy-handed with the powder next time because this BB cream does have nice coverage and the powder should only be dusted on to remove too shiny areas on the face.

I thought I would include swatches for Nanoce BB Sorbet No.1 Natural Ochre SPF35 PA++ so you fairer ladies will have an idea what it looks like. I would think those with NC15-20 complexions would like No.1. Be warned that as with all Nanoce BB products, these shades have a yellow undertone.

No.1 freshly sprayed on my hand. I know my skin looks so dark here but my camera probably contrasted the light color of the cream with my slightly tanned skin.

No.1 smeared swatch on my hand.

No.1 swatch on the sponge.

Some last thoughts: I loved the novelty of the spray can and there is a cooling sensation to the cream if you spray it on your skin, however, there is no ethanol in this BB cream and I only spotted an alcohol derivative three-quarters down the ingredients list. It doesn’t have that super-matte finish that BB creams with ethanol have, so it looks more like your-skin-but-better.

I find this BB cream to last well under humid conditions and I tend to look glowy after sweating for a few hours. The only thing I don’t really like about this product is that it’s quite difficult to wash the cream off the makeup sponge. I would rub and rub soap on it three to four times but there would be a slight stain left over. I have tried to spray the product onto my fingers and it worked really well. The sponge does give a more flawless finish so maybe you might want to use your favorite sponge instead of the one they provide.

You can buy both Nanoce BB Sorbet shades No.1 and No.2 at the Beauty Box Store.

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At the beginning of summer, Hada Labo came out with their new es range for sensitive skin. It promises no parabens, mineral oil, fragrance, alcohol and coloring. When I saw that they had a trial kit, I grabbed it.

The products in the kit are indeed gentle and non-irritating on the skin:

+ Facial foaming wash, 80ml
+ Lotion (or toner), 30ml
+ Cleansing liquid, 30ml
+ Moisturizing Milk, 30ml

I road-tested them in really humid and hot weather so I’m not sure how they would perform in colder, dryer climes but since there is an absence of alcohol in the products, I don’t think they would be very drying at all.

I like all the products and would say the facial foaming cleanser and cleansing liquid are my faves in the range, with the moisturizer in third place and the lotion in last place.

Hada Labo es Foaming Facial Wash (click here to buy)

The foaming facial wash pumps out ready-made foam and I could tell it was really gentle because my eyes did not sting at all especially when I used my Clarisonic. I like to swipe the Clarisonic all over my face for the full minute before it stops vibrating, and with all my other facial washes, my eyes would sting from the foam sneaking under my closed lids. However, if you want a deep cleansing experience, this wouldn’t be so suitable, but if you are looking for a non-stripping cleanser, this is a good option.

Hada Labo es Cleansing Liquid (click here to buy)

The cleansing liquid is made in the vein of a cleansing oil but I think Hada Labo refrained from calling it an oil because it doesn’t feel oily. The consistency is more like a thick lotion without the stickiness. It removes all my makeup sufficiently and I was happy with it. Although for my Majorlica Majorca mascara, I had to leave it on for at least a few minutes for it to completely remove it. But if I was pressed for time, I just used a separate dual-phase eye makeup remover. But the Hada Labo cleansing liquid could remove my Lancome mascara fine.

Hada Labo es Moisturizing Milk (click here to buy)

The moisturizing milk is great for night-time only as it’s on the heavy side for my oily combination skin. For sleeping in air-conditioning, this moisturizer was great for hydrating my skin and didn’t cause any breakouts at all. I also tried it as a day moisturizer and my face got way too oily. The reason why I think it’s on the thick side because I do feel a slight film on my skin in the morning when I wash my face, quite similar to when I use a sleeping mask gel.

Hada Labo es Lotion (click here to buy)

I put the es lotion in fourth position because I personally prefer very thick moisturizing lotions before I go onto the moisturizing step. This is very watery and it does suit extremely humid weather when you need minimal hydration and especially if you are layering on products before putting on makeup.

I know how hard it is to get good quality skincare for sensitive skin so I’m selling this trial kit at the Beauty Box Store, plus the full-sized versions, too (facial foaming wash; lotion; cleansing liquid; moisturizing milk).

If you want to have a chance to win this Hada Labo es trial kit, you can join my 3rd Anniversary/Birthday Giveaway (which expires end of Aug).

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I’ll also talk about Beauty Box’s history in detail later on in the post but for those of you who just want to see the goodies to be won, here they are…

Grand Prize

+ Hada Labo es range trial kit (sensitive skin): foaming facial wash, lotion, cleansing oil, and moisturizer
+ Hada Labo BB Cream SPF 32 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA Super Moist
+ Oshima Tsubaki Oil 40ml
+ Kikiyu Clay Bath Salts Bottle (for smooth skin)
+ Canmake nude nail polish 31
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

2nd Prize

+ Hada Labo BB Cream SPF 32 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA
+ Kikiyu Clay Bath Salts sample (for smooth skin)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Facial Wash (Normal Skin)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Cleansing Milk
+ Foam net
+ Canmake nude nail polish 31
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

3rd Prize

+ Hada Labo BB Emulsion SPF 50 PA+++ (shade will depend on your preference; Natural Beige or Natural Ochre)
+ Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Mask HA
+ Geruma Bath Salts sample (for sweating)
+ Mutenka Cow Brand Cleansing Oil
+ Canmake pinkish nude nail polish 104
+ Chasty travel-sized perfume bottle with transfer pump

Giveaway Rules:

♥ Must be a follower on Twitter and Facebook. If you are also a follower on Youtube, that would be a bonus. Please let me know where you are following me in the comments section.

♥ Tell me why you like Beauty Box and what you would like to see more in future (videos, hauls, reviews etc) in the comments section of this blog post.

♥ Share this on Twitter or Facebook:

“Come join Beauty Box’s 3rd Anniversary Giveaway: 3 beauty hampers full of Japanese beauty products to be won! htpp://www.beauty-box-online.com/3rd-anniversary-birthday-giveaway-3-prizes”

- please let me know the link where you have shared this. If it is on Facebook, add me!

♥ The deadline is Aug 31 2011 midnight Tokyo time

♥ I will draw the winners based on their comments (look at #2). Make it interesting for me (and everyone) to read!

….And onto how Beauty Box started three years ago right here in my home….

The number “3″ is a bit of a theme…. It’s not only Beauty Box’s third blogversary this August, but it’s also my birthday month and I’ll be turning….33! I already had this idea in mind so I went back to check my blog archives and would you believe it that my first-ever post was on 13th August 2008? I would’ve linked it here but I’m very very very embarrassed and I have already hidden it from view. It was actually a post on a bunch of Clarins eyeshadows I was trying to hawk.

Why the heck was I doing that? I never spoke in great detail about Beauty Box’s inception so now’s a good time as any. Basically, I was working for my fiance’s Aussie company based in Tokyo at the time when it flopped. Both of us got retrenched and we actually stopped going to the office by June or July in 2008. I think our salaries were stopped in Sept 2008 so I was frankly desperate to earn some cash while looking for my next gig.

I’ve actually written about being retrenched on my personal blog (it’s here if you are interested) and it’s honestly not quite like the sky had fallen down. We were given a couple of months’ notice and our salaries didn’t cease immediately so we were thankful for that at least. During this time, I had nothing to do. I stopped teaching English to work for this company just eight months earlier so I found myself horribly idle (we stayed home a lot because we were anticipating a long period of being on a tight budget), bored to tears, and depressed. Our retrenchment story was not so dismal that we became homeless and cashless — we had enough to pay the rent for six months and to continue a fairly decent standard of living but all the frills (shopping, travelling, having splashy nights out at gaijin bars etc) were a definite no-no.

I thought I would move from away from Tokyo because my fiance had several job opportunities outside of Japan so I dug around my beauty stash (and a friend’s stash – she didn’t want some of it) and started selling unused, unopened beauty products to Singaporeans (and a few Malaysians). At the time, Singapore’s blog shop scene was thriving and mind you the average blog shop just three years ago had no shopping cart system and some people didn’t even use Paypal. I guess between Singaporeans, you could just transfer the money via ATM or internet banking, and some even met up in person (still boggles me because that defeats the purpose of shopping online — you shouldn’t have to move from your computer!).

Surprisingly, I cobbled together a few hundred dollars in my first month or two. It was not much obviously but I felt better channeling my mind and energy to my new online business. I had been blogging for several years at that point already so I was not scared of building yet another website or fiddling with html. Seeing how easily I could cop a few dollars by selling stuff on the Internet, I thought of selling more products and I seriously had no real idea about what was really popular or not in Japan, but I knew this collagen supplement was all the rage in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan. So I sold it. That shows you the power of a tiny home business — there is zero bureaucratic BS and anything I wanted to do, I did it just like that.

Around Oct 2008, I had a slew of orders from the US (all thanks to this video on Oprah) and that got my fiance quite excited. Up until that point, he just entertained my little blog shop as just that — small and temporary, but the number of orders were quite significant and people were knocking on my door asking to be distributors and could they please buy XYZ number of tins? The fiance suggested being an Amazon merchant and by the end of Dec 2008, we split 50-50 on the shares of our company and truly became partners in business, not just in love.

Fast forward to today…we are still thriving as a business and we have plans to expand but I can’t say anymore on that till everything is 110% confirmed. We faced some ups and downs but mainly I think we could pull through because we just kept at it, despite a terrible earthquake, currency fluctuations, a floundering world economy (US, our target market, and Japan are both struggling), increasing number of competitors…but the fiance is really good at business (like, really good) so I’m a lucky beauty junkie, I suppose…

Hope you enjoyed reading about Beauty Box’s history and please join this giveaway and spread the word to your friends. I’m looking forward to reading your comments!

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It’s truly becoming a tradition — fishing out names from my trusty lime green bowl…

And there are TWO winners this time, as promised.

For the normal skin set, the winner is….

And for the dry skin set, the winner is…

CONGRADS!

Please email me your mailing address at…

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Drum roll please……I love the Hada Labo BB Emulsion so much that I decided to sell them in the Beauty Box Store. This series of BB creams has no fragrance, parabens, mineral oil, and ethanol which is a major plus point for those who are sensitive to the aforementioned ingredients.

From left to right: Hada Labo BB Emulsion Natural Beige SPF 50 PA+++, BB Cream Natural Beige SPF 32 PA+++, BB Emulsion Natural Ochre SPF 50 PA+++, BB Cream Natural Ochre SPF 32 PA+++

Natural Beige is lighter than Natural Ochre and both have yellow undertones so this may not suit those with very pink undertones. If you’re a mix of both, this BB cream could still work for you.

The BB Emulsion Natural Ochre suits my skin perfectly and I’m an NC 25-30 (though probably 30 in summer). There is no annoying white cast and this could be the answer to those who love BB creams but have darker skin tones. Another winning factor for me was the high SPF — SPF 50 PA+++ is what I’m looking for in base makeup.

Although I’m a huge fan of mineral makeup, I found that my skincare did not sink into my skin quickly enough with the increasingly humid weather so dusting powder on my face just did not work out if I was in a rush. In came the Hada Labo BB Emulsion to the rescue — I also realized that it sits very well on my Hada Labo Hyaluronic Moist Essence EX and Clinique Anti-Blemish Solutions Clearing Moisturizer and gives a glowy finish. I don’t put any loose powder on top and I’m good to go.

It comes in a shake bottle and you do have to give it shake before using it or the liquid comes out a bit separated.

The nozzle is hygienic which I like…

And here’s the swatch of the BB Emulsion Natural Ochre. I tried the BB Cream version and it just feels a bit richer to me so I think I would only wear it if I need heavier coverage or when the weather gets colder.

See how it blends seamlessly into my skin? I have a strange skin type (oily, due to dryness, and acne-prone) and this suits me really well. The BB emulsion is like a super-light tinted moisturizer so I feel like my skin is being hydrated at the same time (my Clinique moisturizer is too light to be used on its own in early summer; maybe possible in the depths of intense heat and humidity) so another plus point.

If you can read Japanese….This label just says it is free from parabens, mineral oil, fragrance and ethanol which is what Hada Labo as a brand always promotes in their products.

After using this daily for a week, my skin hasn’t broken out so I will continue with this gem all through summer, I reckon.

Perhaps the only downside I can find in this product is that you have to be careful of what type of skincare you use under it. I find that with a gel-like moisturizer, it doesn’t work because it would ball up on me (i.e. creates eraser-like shavings) but this is a similar problem I have found with other liquid foundations so I don’t this it is unique to this BB cream.

You buy the whole range at the Beauty Box store:

Hada Labo BB Emulsion Natural Beige SPF 50 PA+++

Hada Labo BB Cream Natural Beige SPF 32 PA+++

Hada Labo BB Emulsion Natural Ochre SPF 50 PA+++

Hada Labo BB Cream Natural Ochre SPF 32 PA+++

*Note: We only ship to US & Canada.

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Hi my lovelies, I’ve got a giveaway for you — it’s been a long time since my last giveaway and I just want to thank all of you for your support. Please watch the video because I talk about why I love Mandom Barrier Repair sheet masks.

As a side note, when I first spotted this brand, I was like, “Why is there a baby on the packaging?” Actually if you strip away the plastic cover, the products all kinda look like this…

I think I care more about what’s inside a bottle than the outside — it’s gotta work!!

There are going to be TWO winners this time because I’ve got a set for dry skin and another for normal skin.

Dry Skin Products
From left to right: Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Foam, Baby Moist Lotion Super Moist, Facial Mask HA Super Moist (5 sheets), Baby Moist Cream

Normal Skin Products
From left to right: Mandom Barrier Repair Facial Foam, Baby Moist Lotion , Facial Mask HA (5 sheets), Baby Moist Essence

How to join:

+ Leave a comment below, stating which set you would like and be a subscriber to my Youtube channel, or be a follower on my Facebook page or Twitter (or all three).

http://www.youtube.com/user/beautyboxonline

http://www.facebook.com/beautyboxonline

http://www.twitter.com/beautyboxonline

+ Deadline: June 30 2011 midnight Tokyo time

Before I wrap things up, I’d like to introduce a couple of new products at our store from Mutenka Cow Brand. It’s a line of skincare that is affordable and free from parabens, mineral oil, fragrance, and coloring so it’s suitable for those with sensitive skin or who want to use products that are additive-free. I am loving them and I hope you’ll give them a go, too!

Mutenka Cow Brand Cleansing Milk. Click here to buy.

Mutenka Cow Brand Facial Wash. Click here to buy.

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You guys know I’m all about “you are what you eat” from my Beauty Elixirs E-Book, so it’s no surprise I’ve got a salad recipe one for you. I’ll teach you how to whet your appetite for fresh, raw, nutrient dense salads that will be satisfying and tasty. There are no teeny tiny bland salads in this book — I make glorious abundant bowls of goodness.

What you can expect from this FREE e-book:
+ Why bother making salads?
+ How to make an amazing salad
+ 7 quick-and-easy recipes plus 3 bonus side salad recipes
+ Tips & tricks on how to take these salads to the next level
+ Easy-to-follow, easy-to-use recipe book that will help you willingly eat more fresh raw fruit and veggies

I made a video to show you how to make a gorgeous salad from this handbook so kick back and watch it right here:

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