Garden Girl offers a complete line of skin care products that not only help consumers avoid dry and itchy winter skin, but are also made without the use of harsh chemicals and unnecessary additives.
“Winter months wreak havoc on the skin – from cold winter air to dry heat indoors to hot showers, it all takes a toll,” says Kristin Miller, owner of Garden Girl. “Dry skin is not only uncomfortable, but it can also make you appear older!”
Available in scents derived from essential oils that revitalize or relax, Garden Girl’s line includes shower gels and body scrubs free of drying sulfates to gently and naturally soothe and cleanse skin. Mineral oil and other petroleum products, like petrolatum, can clog pores and further aggravate skin, so Garden Girl’s line of moisturizers are petroleum-free and rich in antioxidants, which combat the free-radical damage skin can endure from winter weather and the environment.
Garden Girl offers a complete line of paraben-free moisturizers and body butters to naturally and effectively keep dry winter skin looking and feeling its best. For hands, Hand it to You hand cream is loaded with antioxidants like green tea and vitamins C and E, as well as penetrating moisturizers like jojoba, aloe, shea butter and an omega oil blend. Hand it to You not only keeps winter skin moisturized and protected, but it also keeps hands looking younger.
Feet are often neglected and they take a beating during the winter month. Zippity Do Dah foot cream is a deeply rich and thick emulsion with a blend of moisturizers plus oils of peppermint, spearmint and tea tree to soothe and heal extremely rough and dry skin so often seen in winter.
Garden Girl’s products for face and body are free of parabens, sulfates, phthalates, artificial colors, artificial fragrances, petroleum and unnecessary chemicals. Retro-inspired and creatively produced, Garden Girl offers beautifully natural products that appeal to the body and spirit. Garden Girl maintains a commitment to provide earth-friendly products that are never tested on animals. Garden Girl’s web site, http://www.gardengirlskincare.com/
For more information on Garden Girl products, or to request a product sample, brochure or order form for a potential article, please contact Jessica Burfield at Libra Design and Media, 608-577-9337, or Jessica@libradesignandmedia.com.
