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When it comes to body washes, I've never really been passionate about a particular cleanser and generally treated my showering process as simply going through the motions. Lather, rinse, repeat. All this changed when I tried Ahava's new Mineral Botanic Skin Friendly Cream Washes. They're paraben-free and are packed with high concentrations of oils (macadamia and sunflower) and minerals from the Dead Sea.
I alternate between the water lily and guarana one and the pansy and bamboo wash, and I'm obsessed with the milky texture and how silky-soft it leaves my skin. I can even skip my usual body lotion after stepping out. The scents of both are all natural but still don't have that strong, earthy smell that some eco-friendly products have. It has transformed my shower time, and I've even caught myself lathering, rinsing and REPEATING. You guys should check them out! I heard that Ahava's spokeswoman, Kristin Davis, loves the hibiscus and fig one.
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July 29th, 2009UncategorizedWhen it comes to body washes, I've never really been passionate about a particular cleanser and generally treated my showering process as simply going through the motions. Lather, rinse, repeat. All this changed when I tried Ahava's new Mineral Botanic Skin Friendly Cream Washes. They're paraben-free and are packed with high concentrations of oils (macadamia and sunflower) and minerals from the Dead Sea. I alternate between the water lily and guarana one and the pansy and bamboo wash, and I'm obsessed with the milky texture and how silky-soft it leaves my skin. I can even skip my usual body lotion after stepping out. The scents of both are all natural but still don't have that strong, earthy smell that some eco-friendly products have. It has transformed my shower time, and I've even caught myself lathering, rinsing and REPEATING. You guys should check them out! I heard that Ahava's spokeswoman, Kristin Davis, loves the hibiscus and fig one.