Henceforth, I will be steering this blog in a single direction. Posts will consist of extensive product reviews, health and beauty advice, and the occasional herbal remedy. I will be sharing both good and bad experiences with homemade face masks and the like. In the event that I buy a pretty dress, however, I will not hesitate to post about it.
To kick things off, I’ll review a wonderful lotion that I just discovered.
Tate's Natural Miracle Conditioner
I recently got a rash on my chest. Who knows why? I have super sensitive skin sometimes..but within three days of using this stuff (I got a not-so-small free sample from the health food store), the rash had completely disappeared. I’ve been using it as an eye cream as well, and it gives me the appearance of being well-rested even when I’m not. I haven’t used it as a hair conditioner yet, but I have a feeling that results would make me very happy.
Price: An 18 oz pump is around $26.00, and a 5 oz bottle is around $8.00 where I purchased it.
Ingredients: mountain spring water, apples, strawberries, rose, lemons, blueberries, cranberries, raspberries, boysenberries, oranges, cloves, ginger, pineapple, blackberries, celery, cherry bark, oak bark, orchid, marigold, hazel nut, pine needles, coconut, chamomile, jasmine, calendula, parsley, thyme, papaya, eucalyptus, passion flower, cinnamon, geranium, nutmeg. (WOW!)
On a scale of 1 to 10: 9, and the price is the only reason it’s not 10.
I bought this stuff for my sister for Christmas because she really wanted some, but I didn’t try it for myself until about a week ago. I intend to buy the biggest bottle I can find tomorrow when I go to the health food store where I bought hers.
Filed under: health and beauty, natural products, product review, skin care
Tags: beauty products, good ingredients, niche, tate's the natural miracle conditioner
