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Published: July 25, 2006
Spa products tend to transcend mainstream beauty care in many ways. Whether you are looking for exceptional makeup or something to get rid of stubborn stretch marks, there are spa products formulated for virtually every beauty concern.
Although there are many spa products specializing in hair and skin care, there is a common feature binding them all: the combination of natural ingredients with the latest ingredients in scientific technological findings. There is nothing more sophisticated in the market, short of getting a surgical procedure. Most of these products are not sold in typical department stores; generally they are available through infomercials or in specialty stores.
Makeup
Bare Escentuals: This makeup product prides itself on creating pure and clean makeup. The makeup is comprised of crushed, naturally-occurring, bare minerals. No additives or impurities are added. The foundation covers skin blemishes remarkably well and does not feel weighty like traditional powders or liquids. Most people who try it say they think their skin looks transformed. Also, it is to use and less messy than other brands.
Skin
Dermalogica: This is a skin care company whose emphasis is on spa products with no mineral oil, lanolin or artificial coloring. Mineral oil is a common ingredient in many large commercial companies. It actually is foreign to the human body. It can clog pores and has difficulty absorbing into the skin. Since Dermalogica is concerned about skin health, is has turned away from using mineral oil. Instead, this company uses lightweight, natural vegetable oils, aromatic essential oils and silk proteins.
Dermalogica Conditioning Body Wash: This soap-free spa product combines Quillaja Saponaria extract with purifying essential oils to thoroughly cleanse the skin. Sandalwood and lavender replenish the skin's moisture balance. It may also be added to running bath water for a foaming, calming soak.
Obagi: Often recommended by dermatologists, Obagi offers a wide range of exceptional skin-care products. These spa products are designed to rejuvenate the skin, reverse sun damage and provide tighter, smoother and healthier-looking skin.
Clear: This is a spa product known to smooth and unify the skin's texture. Clear helps to lighten scars and discolorations resulting from blemishes.
Ahava: This company is unique because it uses a blend of minerals from the Dead Sea, renowned for being one of the richest areas in the world for mineral concentration. These minerals are known to have multiple health properties that enhance the skin's tone and texture.
Hair
Paul Mitchell: This company specializes in a range of products for hair care. One of its most popular spa products is the Tea Tree Shampoo. Tea tree oil is an essential oil known to deeply clean and invigorate the senses. This product changes routine shampoo regimens into refreshing spa-like experiences.
Although there are many spa products specializing in hair and skin care, there is a common feature binding them all: the combination of natural ingredients with the latest ingredients in scientific technological findings. There is nothing more sophisticated in the market, short of getting a surgical procedure. Most of these products are not sold in typical department stores; generally they are available through infomercials or in specialty stores.
Makeup
Bare Escentuals: This makeup product prides itself on creating pure and clean makeup. The makeup is comprised of crushed, naturally-occurring, bare minerals. No additives or impurities are added. The foundation covers skin blemishes remarkably well and does not feel weighty like traditional powders or liquids. Most people who try it say they think their skin looks transformed. Also, it is to use and less messy than other brands.
Skin
Dermalogica: This is a skin care company whose emphasis is on spa products with no mineral oil, lanolin or artificial coloring. Mineral oil is a common ingredient in many large commercial companies. It actually is foreign to the human body. It can clog pores and has difficulty absorbing into the skin. Since Dermalogica is concerned about skin health, is has turned away from using mineral oil. Instead, this company uses lightweight, natural vegetable oils, aromatic essential oils and silk proteins.
Dermalogica Conditioning Body Wash: This soap-free spa product combines Quillaja Saponaria extract with purifying essential oils to thoroughly cleanse the skin. Sandalwood and lavender replenish the skin's moisture balance. It may also be added to running bath water for a foaming, calming soak.
Obagi: Often recommended by dermatologists, Obagi offers a wide range of exceptional skin-care products. These spa products are designed to rejuvenate the skin, reverse sun damage and provide tighter, smoother and healthier-looking skin.
Clear: This is a spa product known to smooth and unify the skin's texture. Clear helps to lighten scars and discolorations resulting from blemishes.
Ahava: This company is unique because it uses a blend of minerals from the Dead Sea, renowned for being one of the richest areas in the world for mineral concentration. These minerals are known to have multiple health properties that enhance the skin's tone and texture.
Hair
Paul Mitchell: This company specializes in a range of products for hair care. One of its most popular spa products is the Tea Tree Shampoo. Tea tree oil is an essential oil known to deeply clean and invigorate the senses. This product changes routine shampoo regimens into refreshing spa-like experiences.
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