Naya Organics, Where Less Is More
I grew up thinking it was completely normal to slather my skin with products featuring a complex, unpronounceable list of ingredients. Most of us probably never even thought twice about it.
But awareness is rising and many of us just aren’t tolerating toxins anymore. Smart entrepreneurs are stepping up to fulfill the growing need for skincare made of completely natural (and often edible) ingredients. If you like to feed your skin only the finest, add Naya Organics to the menu.
Stemming from a literal interpretation of the “less is more“ philosophy, Naya’s scrubs and body oils literally contain only the simplest, most natural of ingredients. There’s nothing that was created in a lab.
I’ve been trying quite a few of the products. I recommend you use the coarse salt scrubs to exfoliate your skin and the lightly scented oils to protect and replenish. I wouldn’t be surprised if you have a hard time deciding – go for the sample pack with a little bit of everything. And be thankful that you don’t have to “treat” your skin to strange, complicated chemicals anymore.
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4 Comments
May 1st, 2009 at 2:07 pm
They sound good. I just find I cannot use anything scented without having a bad reaction, even when the good stuff is scented.
May 1st, 2009 at 4:15 pm
Luanne, I tried a few of the scrubs and found they were very gentle (I tend to have very sensitive skin and can’t use a lot of cosmetics/products). You might try them out.
May 3rd, 2009 at 8:38 am
Have you tried body brushing before showering for exfoliation? No products required–just a long-handled loofah or natural bristle brush. Be sure to work upwards toward your heart. It also stimulates circulation, encourages new cell growth and feels great!
May 4th, 2009 at 11:23 am
These products sound nice. I’m sort of catching that this is a direct delivery company with the term “entrepreneurs”?
Good stuff!
Another direct delivery company that sells wonderful natural skin care products is Watkins, these products are priced reasonably and this company has been in business since 1868.
I must also agree with Bonnie that skin brushing is great for you. Stimulating circulation also increases toxin elimination internally!
Perhaps you can identify if it is the scents that are irritating you or specific natural additives. Some products do add “scents” while others are naturally scented…. read the labels and you might be able to identify this. For years I thought I was allergic to Aloe, but it turns out I was only allergic to one of the preservatives they put in it! It might be worth (depending on your reactions) some trial and error to identify the irritant. GOOD LUCK!
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