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2010 Market Tour
2010 Tour of New Products
This year our market visit invited an international array of gentle, natural bath and body products to fit the quality conscious customer of Botanical Indulgence.
Our global tour began in the lavender fields of
The new French soap we found is actually quad-milled, shea butter enriched, scented with pure essential oils and is free of parabens, ethyl alcohol, phenoxyethanol and DEA. Try this lovely soap in both French lavender and a gentle milk formulation.
Also from
Our newest shampoo also is based in
Moving on to
Our next stop on our Market Tour was
Let’s move down to the Dead Sea, in
There are about 27 minerals in
We are offering a line of bath and skin care using the
Protein and pearl dust powder: They are rich in organic matrix of calcium carbonate and contain water. Immediately the skin imparts radiance and luster.
Sea Algae: This ingredient is rich in protein and water that aids in strengthening the skin as well as it tones renewing fatigued and mature skin. It helps to impart suppleness and moisture.
Additional beneficial ingredients include Hamamelis (witch hazel) for soothing and moisture retention, Orange for firmness and suppleness, cucumber a natural cleanser with a soothing effect, Borage seed oil to nourish and restore due to the high concentration of Omega 6 essential fatty acids, Calendula oil for calming and soothing, Aloe vera for healing, Lavender as an anti bacterial, anti-inflammatory and cell regeneration, Patchouli for skin cell regeneration, tomato as an anti oxidant, green tea which is anti bacterial and antifungal, sage to nourish and moisturize and avocado oil to restore using high vitamin and essential fatty acid content. This line if full of nature’s remedies and ancient knowledge for beautiful skin.
An anti-aging regimen that is clean and natural is what we sought and found. Watch for these products to be used in our facials very soon. You can then experience the effects before purchasing the line.
A final note on the therapeutic
As we leave the mystery of the Dead Sea, we travel to the majestic
The first soap chosen is a Yak milk soap, which is unlike any other soap in our natural inventory of bath products. The Himalayan Yak is a stocky, shaggy-haired wild ox living in the cool temperatures of the Tibetan highlands. Because of the climate, the animal has a high fat content for warmth. This high fat content is seen in the animal’s milk and translates into a very emollient soap. Combined with red clay, this soap deep cleans your skin leaving it silky smooth. A fresh lavender aroma will relax your mind during the bathing process.
Himalayan wild rose and honey are combined in soap that gently cleans and balances with a light scent. Red clay is combined with traditional Tibetan medicinal herbs to create this healing soap. It is a great soap to calm and balance the female body and soul.
The new Himalayan Nettle Spearmint soap is a traditional favorite for men to shave with, according to our new friend in
The freshness of citrus essential oils combined with the gentleness of Safflower oil and petals to create an energizing yet gentle bath bar in Tibetan soap making tradition.
The final soap from
The Tibetan’s also use the Nettle grass to make what they call scrub towels. These are used to naturally exfoliate dead skin cells to refresh and renew the skin on your body. The Himalayan nettle plant is high in natural anti oxidants and is weaved into a yarn to make the scrub towels. They are 100% natural and handmade in
Finally, what would a look at the bathing secrets of the Himalayans be without touching on the pink bath salts. The pink salts of the
The Himalayan salt is not only used for bathing. In fact, recently, I have had a few requests from customers for the Himalayan salts for cooking purposes (thank you to whoever requested this) and lo and behold during our product search we found a French company dedicated to natural, healthy cooking products. The representative of this company holds a masters degree in nutrition and explained why people are switching from Morton table salt to the Himalayan salt for their food. She stated that the traditional table salt is sodium chloride and interferes with calcium absorption and for some of us in later years this is a very bad thing. The Himalayan salts are high in minerals that can help restore electrolytes and actually supplement verse strip the body from needed minerals. We will be offering it to our customers on a trial basis and we will let you be the judge.
Time to move on to
They have combined essential oils, rainforest plants, fruits and other natural therapeutic ingredients to create this unique line of triple milled natural soaps. One of the soaps is made with black clay to exfoliate, detox and deep clean the skin. Another made with Avocodo is a must in dry climates like our
One that I am looking forward to trying is the
These are only a few of the examples of the unique therapeutic blends this young company creates. They have infused the healing energy of the Amazon into your every day bathing experience. You must try one of these magically, special soaps.
As we move from the Amazonian jungles, we head home to the states. We found the only tea to be grown in the
Finally, one of our most exciting meetings this year was with a young company with many of the same product standards as we have at Botanical Indulgence when it comes to ingredients. This company will be working with us to private label a bath line exclusively for Botanical Indulgence customers. This will be a process and we expect it to take a month or two but the wait will be worth it. Stay tuned for more information and the launch of Body by Botanical Indulgence.
There will be many other unique, fun gift and accessory items arriving in the next few months to keep things interesting and fun. Let us know what products you like and what ones you would like us to research to bring in for you. As always, we are dedicated to educating our customers on the benefits of natural essential oils based alternative products and will continue to search for lines that fit this criteria and our customer’s desires.
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