Reviyve offers new Ethnic Skin Care Line to Women of Color

Dec. 29, 2009 - PRLog -- Reviyve LLC, a personal care products company, is introducing Blended Naturals, an ethnic skin care line for women of color. Blended Naturals is a handcrafted line of 99-100% natural face, bath and body products.  This new ethnic skin care line consists of an array of products that hydrate, protect and help restore health to skin that has a tendency towards being dry, sensitive or acne prone, common problems for women of color.  Blended Naturals is currently available online at http://FreshRadiantSkin.com.

Formerly created to be a solely Dead Sea products line, Blended Naturals has since been recreated to include an array of natural ingredients to dramatically address the special skin care needs of Black, Latino, Asian and Native Americans. “I am thrilled to offer Blended Naturals to women of color interested in caring for and improving their skin texture and tone without all of the heavy chemicals used by major commercial brands.” “The new sleek packaging gives Blended Naturals the refined presentation necessary for inclusion in spas across America.”

Blended Naturals will help to:

* Hydrate and smooth dry skin
* Balance oil and absorb impurities in acne prone skin, thereby reducing the likelihood of an outbreak
* Improve skin’s elasticity to prevent premature wrinkles

Individuals can purchase Blended Naturals online at www.FreshRadiantSkin.com or by calling 866-480-6560.

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Founded in 2007, Reviyve LLC is a virtual personal care products company with a personal touch. Reviyve helps people care for themselves safely and naturally with natural ethnic skin care products (http://FreshRadiantSkin.com) and stress/pain management products (http://stressreliefbyrv.com). Michelle Howard Smith diligently writes articles and researches safe products that promote health and healing for those seeking natural and alternative personal care. Through a variety of public relations events including trade shows, craft fairs and shopping events, Michelle Howard Smith helps educate women of color about the benefits of natural skin care and alternative personal healing.