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Today I am drinking Borba's Replenishing water with Lychee Fruit. Honestly, I had tried these a few years ago and thought they were 'ok, but pretty expensive' ($3.00/bottle).

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Last night I was given a bottle of Borba Skin Balance Water. Our planet will be a better place for it. Whatever you do, please try to boycott those plastic micro scrubbing beads.

it helps use up that leftover product that is on your hands and gives the enzymes on your face a little more time to do their work as well). especially when using an enzyme exfoliant. You'll get lots of foam, and I use the premeasured amount that is dispensed on my face, front & back of neck, decollate, and my hands (yes, ladies, always exfoliate your hands at the same time you do your face.

The big surprise of this product for me was how much it foams. and these days it's one less thing to have to fit into your 1 quart ziplock bag of liquids for flying (not to mention it takes up less space). It is also great for travel.no need to worry about leaks or spills (I dispense some into a re-usable plastic jar or a ziplock bag). and each bottle contains about 100 uses if I remember correctly (my bottle lasted forever and was well worth the money). The packaging is designed so that when you turn it upside down it dispenses a pre-measured amount just right for one use. This powdered exfoliant is based on silk enzymes and always leaves my skin silky (no pun intended) smooth. I am totally addicted to the fresh Green Apple scent of this product as well.ДЄnother of my favorite exfoliators is Kanebo's Silk Peeling Powder. Doll Face's all-natural Hoopla Enzyme Cleansing Wash uses apple and lemon enzymes to exfoliate and is so amazing that I can actually feel it retexturizing my skin even before I rinse. I personally try to only use facial exfoliants that are based on AHAs (Alpha Hydroxy Acids) & BHA's (Beta Hydroxy Acids) from fruits (such as pineapple or grapefruit enzymes, etc). While you might not be able to see them, the scratches are still there and they are damaging to the skin's surface.and of course, the skin on your face is more delicate than the skin on the rest of your body. some natural exfoliants, such as crushed apricot seeds or almonds have rough edges that scratch the skin's surface. The only thing I would suggest is be careful which natural exfoliants you use on your face. Re ad the article and then try to stick to natural exfoliants.

Smart Mama has already written such a good article about this issue that I don't feel the need to add more.

Wow! I never knew that those little micro (usually jojoba) scrubbing beads in alot of commercial scrubs could be killing our sea life! Anyone concerned about our planet (and that should be all of us, right?) needs to know about this.

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Full membership to the IDM is for researchers who areВ fully committed to conducting their research in the IDM, preferably accommodated in the IDM complex, for 5-year terms, which are renewable.I just came across this article on The Smart Mama's blog.