Winter Beauty Must-Haves
This past weekend I taught a masterclass at the Pinner’s Convention in Arizona. One thing I was was asked over and over at our booth and after my class was, “which two items are must-haves for this winter?” This week, in response to that popular query, I wanted to post a quick, little blog and let you know which 2 items of ours you should keep in your beauty arsenal, whether you’re a man or woman.
#1 – The Instant Pedicure Foot Mask
Winter means drier feet, so we always recommend this foot mask. You put on these little booties that that have been carefully formulated with a variety of fruit-based acids, flower extracts, and salicylic acid to trigger a peeling process that begins a few days after use. Don’t use this within ten days of any holiday parties unless you want peeling feet in your heels, haha! This foot mask works wonders though, and it’s only $12.50!
The Instant Pedicure Foot Mask penetrates into the layers of dead skin cells, breaking down the desmosomes which hold the layers together. By this process, skin is undamaged but peels easily away from the fresh layer beneath. After peeling, your feet will be fresh and rid of dead skin, calluses, and cracked skin, leaving you with brighter, and baby soft feet.
#2 – Drench Balm Hydrating Gel
This hydrating gel will fix dry, winter skin head to toe in a flash for only $26.50. A little of this product goes a long way! Drench your skin with the equivalent of gallons of water.
This Beauty Kitchen wonder balm brings intense hydration for face and body. Light and airy, similar to a fluffy cloud, this product will be your go-to when your skin is a little “thirsty”. Enriched with Organic Aloe, Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen Peptides and Vitamin C, and jam-packed with Evening Primrose Oil, this hydrating gel aids in the disappearance of fine lines and wrinkles while intensely moisturizing the skin. You can even keep our 1oz travel size jar with you on the go!
So, there you have it! Those are my 2 must-have beauty items to keep dry skin at bay, all winter long.
XOXO,
Heather