Hi First name / there,

Did you know that the skin is the largest organ of the body? It's also a very important organ that plays an imperative role in protecting your body. Skin is a form of defense against harmful elements, it regulates temperature, and produces sweat and oil, along with other significant tasks that help the body function well and properly.

Your skin, especially on your face, is also constantly exposed to elements like the sun’s UV rays, pollution, and other hazards that leave it vulnerable to damage. No thank you! That's why it is essential to take care of your skin.

Having a consistent self-care routine that nourishes your skin is an important step not only for protecting your skin from the harmful elements it encounters everyday, but also for making your skin healthier and more beautiful even as you age. I'm all about the gorgeous glow, how about you?

Like with other Ayurvedic practices, skincare isn't one-size-fits-all. Your routine should be based on your skin type or dosha to ensure it helps your skin carry out its purpose more efficiently.

I know that with skincare it's very difficult to figure out what works - the amount of different products out there is astronomical, and don't even get me started on their ingredient lists.

Thankfully, I make my own skincare, so I happen to know a thing or two about making a product and what actually works for people's skin.

If you want to learn how to create your own intentional self-care products to use in your personal self-care routine, then you need to join me for my DIY Nourish Your Skin Workshop this Wednesday May 19th at 7:30 pm!!!

Here's what you'll learn: how to create body oils, scrubs, and aura sprays and oils to help balance both your dosha and your spirit, all while nourishing your body from head to toe.

You will receive a list of materials ahead of time with a link to purchase if you want to join us in creating, or you can just sit back and take notes and create on your own time. You can click here to sign up. I hope to see you there!

With light and love,