Trick or treat! It's almost Halloween, but we'll be playing with masks of a different kind.
Join Erika Hollen, all natural skincare expert and creator of Richmond's own Jackson Sage, at Whole Foods on Thursday October 22 at 7 pm for Fall Face Treats!
Erika will help you prep your skin for winter with samples of moisturizing soaps, Soften Up Skin Salve and her Rose Skin Cream (that features pumpkin extract).
She'll even teach you how to customize your skin care at home with mix and match recipes using Jackson Sage lotions, toners, scrubs and serums along with ingredients you can find in your kitchen!
Mini hand facials, lots of great-smelling goodies, and guaranteed soft skin are all part of the fall fun.
Be sure to RSVP to reserve your gift!
This is open ot everyone, so please feel free to invite your friends.
Four ways to RSVP:
1. Facebook
2. Blog on top right
3. Add a comment to Blog
4. Send me a message
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Fall Face Treats from Jackson Sage
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Friday, September 18, 2009
Double Duty for Human and Canine....
In these economic times it seems we are all looking for products that can do double duty. Well sometimes those things come in unexpected places, like our Doggie Sage line. Since all of our dog products use therapeutic and food grade ingredients, just like our human products, they can work with your skin to heal, clean and repair. We do however want to state that you don't not want to use human products on dogs. While some products are safe, some essential oils are not healthy for dogs.
So here is the low down on the products
The Hot Dog Balm:
The combination of shea butter and neem oil, make it perfect for dry itch spots. Calendula Oil will soothe and repair skin. Use it on your feet, elbows, and any other itchy or dry spot. The essential oils pack in extra cleansing and healing action. Here is what a secret shopper for dogtime.com wrote "The balm is the perfect all natural remedy for skin irritations, infections, hot spots and other minor skin inflictions. But one smell, and you, like me will want it for yourself. My dog had no minor skin problems, but I tried it on my rough elbows and nicks from gardening over the weekend. In one day, those little scrapes were gone and my dry bits smooth."
Doggie Sage Therapeutic Herbal Mist:
Combines powerful extracts with Icelandic Thermal Brine to help soothe skin and rid itches. Spray on bug bites. Even mist legs after shaving to help relieve razor burn. (You can purchase this product at select Whole Foods or online in October.)
Doggie Sage Shampoo Bar:
The Shampoo Bar is great for traveling or camping when you don't want to bring all those extra bottles. You can use it for your hair, hands, and body. A facebook fan wrote "My pups love the bar shampoo! (I've even used it myself!) Great stuff!"
Doggie Sage Conditioning Mist:
Add a few spritzes to hair to soften and shine hair. Here is what a customer had to say about our Mist, "I use it everyday on my hair. It helps to keep my hair shinny without over doing it. I can use between washes to help style my hair."
Have you tried our dog products on your dog or on yourself? Leave a comment with your experience.
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Summer Skin Masque: Tomato
Has summer humidity and sun gotten to your skin. Try this masque that combines Jackson Sage products with fresh veggies and fruits from your garden.
Tomato Masque
Combination- Oliy Skin, spot treatment for breakouts
Tomatoes are rich in Lycopene. What is Lycopene? A small molecule that is rich in antioxidants. Even better tomatoes are rich in other antioxidants-- vitamin A and C! Not only that they are naturally acidic, and have cooling and astringent properties.
What does this mean? That tomatoes help get rid excessive oils, help with acne and brighten dull skin.
This recipe uses tomato paste but you can choose, and is recommended, to use pulp your home grown tomatoes.
The measurements are not exact. You will want to form a nice paste that flows easily onto your face.
1 spoonful of Lavender Daily Scrub
1 spoonful of Organic Tomato Paste (or pulp from home grown tomatoes)
1/4 tsp Honey
5 drops Tea Tree Serum
Add Lavender Toner to form a nice flowing paste
Directions
1. Clean face
2. Mist face with Lime Toner
3. Apply Tomato Masque, avoiding eye area, gently in a circular motion
4. Leave masque on for 15 minutes.
5. Remove with a wash cloth and warm water
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