Relaxing with OHA

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We talked last week about how to feel revived during this hectic season but sometimes, you just need to relax. OHA can help. For the last several blogs, we’ve highlighted the vitamins and botanical extracts in this skin care line, but a third component is aromatherapy. Now let’s get something straight about aromatherapy. Candle companies… [Click Here for Details]

How Hydrating Mist Keeps Skin Balanced Between Seasons

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With the weather so haywire, it’s important to nurture skin throughout the changes.  As it starts to get colder, the body responds by using more protein, causing skin’s layers to develop more quickly. Having less time for skin to develop leads to imbalances, like chapped skin, hyper-pigmentation, uneven skin tone or flakiness. Our 90% Organic… [Click Here for Details]

The Difference Between “Clean Skin Care” and OHA

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When I first looked at the ingredient deck of OHA, there were some words that seemed kind of iffy. What is MSM? Is Tocotrienol some sort of medical emergency? Are these safe? As you well know, OHA is teeming with beautiful essential oils, extracts and minerals, but what sets it apart is the concentration of… [Click Here for Details]

The CO2 Mask’s Triumphant Return

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I’ve mentioned before that I spent a sizable amount of my adolescence in Martha’s house.  She was always formulating concoctions for everyone in the household to test; “Smell this” frequented casual conversations.  About nine years ago, Martha concocted a handful of face masks. One was a chocolate mask with coffee and one was the CO2… [Click Here for Details]

My Top 5 Ways to Unwind with Skin in Mind

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I have a confession: I’m a skin care nerd.  There, I said it. It’s because of this nerdiness that the following indulgences and activities chill me out: 1. Taking time at the end of the day to wash my face, refresh with some misting and give myself a mini face massage with my moisturizer and… [Click Here for Details]

The Secrets of Smells: Fragrance vs Essential Oils

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In my blog about lavender, I mentioned a variety of lavender that didn’t actually come from a plant, but from a blend of synthetic fragrance oils. While it seems strange to call something “lavender” that’s made with anything but, this is super common in the world of smelliness. I want to share with you how… [Click Here for Details]

When Being Unrefined is a Good Thing

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The key difference between OHA and those other companies is that OHA is made with uncompromisingly pure oils, never refined, bleached, or deodorized, because those oils are what are most nutritious for your skin.

How Hydrosols Work for All Skin Types

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Our Hydrating Mist contains hydrosols, which are commonly called ‘floral waters’. We use real hydrosols because all skin types, even the most sensitive, can absorb and benefit from them… [Read More]

Tea Tree: Anti-Bad & Pro-Good

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Our Facial Sugar Scrub contains classic tea tree oil plus two additional, unique types of tea tree: lavender and lemon. Tea tree addresses breakouts and inflammatory responses by being antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal, anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial…[Read More]