Your Skin is starving--FEED IT!!! FashionTribes Life & Style checks out Elique's Organic Skin Food to Go--skincare that's good enough to eat!
It turns out that the latest and greatest in skincare isn't a peptide or acid, a laser or injectible--it's honey and safflower oil and black molasses and almond meal. If this sounds more like a meal than a mask, you've entered the world of Elisha Reverby, founder of Elique and creator of a luscious line of skincare that is organic, handmade, customized and delivered within 48 hours of its preparation.
Reverby pours her 15 years of experience and research in skincare and ingredients--along with her heart and soul--into this enterprise. Part esthetician, part evangelist, Elisha is passionate about what goes into her products--because what goes into them ends up on her clients skin!
“Sixty percent of what goes onto our skin is absorbed into
our bodies. People today are really conscious of eating organic and natural
foods, but may not be aware of how many chemicals and toxins they are ingesting
through the skin,” Reverby says. “In formulating Elique Organic Skin Food to
Go, I only use organic, natural ingredients that are so pure you could eat
them.”
I was fortunate enough to sample some of Elisha's handiwork--
Cake, a nourishing and skin softening cleanser made with almond meal, farmer's market honey and apple cider vinegar,
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My skin has been very dry, sensitive, irritated, red, rashy, itchy--well, you get the picture. But a mere three days since using these three simple products, it's calmer, no longer flaking, much healthier looking and feeling. I am amazed and I am SOLD! And you will be, too. Reasonably priced with the highest quality ingredients and packaged in recyclable and non-toxic glass jars, this simple and elegant line is now available to everyone via Elisha's website, Elique Skin and Spa.
In Elique Organic Skin Food to Go, Reverby has created an amazing line of products that are affordable, achieve results and are easily available via the internet. If you are concerned about your health and what you put into your body, you should also be aware of what you are putting ON your body. And thanks to Elisha Reverby and Elique, you can be sure what you are putting ON your body is safe, non-toxic and not only good for you and your skin, but good for the planet as well.
Great post. What you say about feeding the skin is so true!
Posted by: Christine H. Farlow, D.C. | October 24, 2008 at 02:56 AM