Just what is the toxic truth about those chemicals in your shampoo? your lipstick? your aftershave? And what do they have to do with asthma, cancer and learning disabilities?

Learn, share and help give the beauty industry a makeover: Watch The Story of Cosmetics, a 7-minute film exposing the ugly truth about personal care products – brought to you by the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, Annie Leonard’s Story of Stuff Project and Free Range Studios.

Let’s make a huge splash with this new video: if we all share it with our friends and community, we can reach millions of people and really inspire change!

And now for even more exciting news: today the Safe Cosmetics Act of 2010 was introduced in Congress. We couldn’t have asked for a better ending to the film, or a better opportunity for you to be part of a comprehensive solution to toxic chemicals in cosmetics.

For the first time in 70 years, we have a real chance to pass a bill that would eliminate chemicals linked to cancer, birth defects and other health problems from the products women, men and children put on their bodies every day. We need all hands on deck for this effort: Urge your elected officials to co-sponsor the Safe Cosmetics Act.

Thanks for watching and sharing The Story of Cosmetics and for asking Congress to get behind safe cosmetics legislation. Together, we’re going to make sure cosmetics are safe for everyone.

Oats have been used throughout the ages to soothe dry and irritated skin. Although the first grains discovered were most likely weeds, cultivated oats were discovered in Switzerland during the Bronze Age (2000 to 700 BC). During Roman times oats were known to be effective skin cleansers and referenced in ancient medical literature as treatment for addressing a variety of skin concerns. In addition to the numerous nutritional benefits of oats, they also have a long history of use as a potent skin soother. With recent studies proving its efficacy oats seemed a very natural addition to the Glimpse Mineral Treatment.

Oats have been shown in various clinical studies to increase moisture levels within the skin. When combined with water, oats create a barrier on your skin, this benefit is derived from its high concentration of hydrophilic (water loving) polysaccharides. The moisture binding ability of oats benefits the Strateum Corneum (the outermost layer of your epidermis) increasing moisture levels, and reducing TEWL (trans epidermal water loss), while acting as a “buffer” and maintaining/restoring a proper ph. In short oats can help maintain barrier integrity, prevent water loss, and help alleviate irritation associated with a variety of skin conditions.

No less important than its impressive water-binding abilities are the anti-oxidant, UV absorption, and anti-inflammatory activities oats seem to exhibit. Ferulic and caffic acids are among the most potent antioxidants found in oats with ferulic being a strong UV absorber. As oxidative stress being linked to a host of skin diseases antioxidants may help to protect your skin against many inflammatory skin conditions. The flavanoids found in oats have been shown to act as UVA screens and tocopherols (vitamin E) have been proven to have anti-inflammatory effect on the skin as well as reducing (and sometimes preventing) UV-induced damage to the skin.

With its wide array of benefits oats work in harmony with BioActive X3, zinc oxide, and a variety of botanicals to make Glimpse Mineral Treatment the one of a kind product that it is.

Last week as we celebrated with our XanGo Leaders in Kauai, Hawaii, I decided to do some personal testing on my family with some of the safest recommended brands.

I tested Badger and Soleo Organics on Gary, our grandchildren (ages 8, 6, and 10 months) and me. No sunburns with lots of time in the sun! For a quick easy reference for the best and safest sunscreen choices see EWG’s 2010 Sunscreen Guide.

http://www.ewg.org/2010sunscreen/best-beach-sport-sunscreens/

Interestingly, what first appealed to her about XanGo was the business opportunity which would allow her to bring in an extra income for her family while staying at home with her children. However, her results with the products have given her a wonderful benefit, too!

Sofia Before	Sofia After

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Glimpse Q&A (PDF)

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My sister, who was on a business trip, got melted butter on her blouse. She used the gel cleanser on the stain and it came right out. She was thrilled. So after her telling me this I decided to try it on something else. My car has leather seats and when I wear newish jeans they leave blue on my seats. I had tried to remove it with leather cleaner and to no avail. Having my sister’s input I decided to use the gel cleanser on the seat and the blue came right off. I was so excited. Feel free to let others know. Go XanGo!

Best regards,
Sandy Stein

Dear Sandy,
Wow…I love it! Knowing the science behind the gel cleanser formula, you are absolutely right it would work beautifully. Thank you for sharing this great news. XanGo products work! Thank you my friend!

My best,
Beverly

2-) Is Glimpse Skin Care organic?
No. Currently there is no global certification on organic products. XanGo has not gone this direction. XanGo does, however, source ingredients from credible suppliers that produce their botanical ingredients under sustainable conditions.

Glimpse Q&A (PDF)

REGIMEN MODIFICATIONS for TYPICALLY DRY SKIN

AM Glimpse Regimen for typically Dry Skin

1. Cleanse – using Glimpse Creamy Cleanser (another option would be to use a two-thirds to one-third mixture of Gel Cleanser to Creamy Cleanser) – using a quarter-sized amount of cleanser smooth over face neck and chest. Continue to massage the cleanser over your skin for at least 2 minutes paying particular attention to your forehead, hairline, chin, jaw line and crevices of the nose. Remove cleanser with a clean cotton washcloth then rinse by splashing your face, neck, and chest with tepid water. Use a fresh cotton towel to pat your skin dry.
2. Tone – Use of the Glimpse Toner is not only an opportunity to saturate your skin with BioActiveX3 particularly the Polymeric Complex, it also provides a layer of additional hydration. Two sprays for your face and an additional spray for your neck and chest followed immediately by the Serum/Pericarp Oil mixture will help keep your skin feeling hydrated throughout the day.
3. Treat – In the palm of your hand mix together three pumps Serum and 10 -15 drops Pericarp Oil apply to face and neck. If you would like to treat your chest which I recommend you will need more product. It is critical for someone with a dry skin condition to move from Toning the skin, to Treating the skin, to Hydrating the skin without hesitation in order to capitalize on the layering of nutrients and hydration. For an excellent eye treatment mix one drop Pericarp Oil, one pump Serum, and one pump Moisturizing Cream apply above the Orbital bone (upper cheek bone under the eye) and up under the eye and up to the brow bone, do not take this over the lid of your eye.
4. Hydrate – Apply two pumps Moisturizing Lotion (yes the lotion, there are several ingredients in the lotion that will help with dry skin, Salicylol Phytosphingosine is one of them, the trick is not to overdo it) to your face and neck, if you want to treat your chest you will need one more pump. Next apply three pumps of Moisturizing Cream to face and neck, again if you want to treat your chest you will need more product.
5. Repair – Apply the Mineral Treatment for dry skin I recommend the Creamy application as opposed to the Dry. Experiment with the product find out what works for you best. If you are unfamiliar with the flexibility of this formula and have questions on application techniques please see Mineral Treatment application techniques under the Mineral Treatment or Video section of this blog.

PM Glimpse Regimen for typically Dry Skin:

1. Double Cleanse – using Glimpse Creamy Cleanser followed by Glimpse Gel Cleanser or the Cream/Gel mixture described in the AM Regimen Step 1. If you are unfamiliar with a double cleansing, you are in for a treat. This simple addition to your regimen will dramatically improve any skin condition and I highly recommend making it part of your evening ritual. To perform a double cleanse begin with Glimpse Creamy Cleanser for your first cleanse, use a quarter sized amount (you may need a bit more) work between your hands and smooth onto your skin. Massage the cleanser over your skin for at least 2 minutes paying particular attention to the congested areas of your face and neck. Remove cleanser with a clean cotton washcloth and follow immediately with a second cleanse using the Creamy Cleanser, Gel Cleanser, or the Creamy/Gel mixture.
2. Treat – In the palm of your hand mix together 3 pumps serum and 15 drops (or more) Pericarp Oil, smooth over face and neck, you will need more product to treat your chest.
3. Hydrate – Repeat step 4 from your AM Regimen, if you need extra hydration add an additional layer of Moisturizing Cream.

Remember, your skin is a very dynamic organ and what it needs varies from day to day. When you have become familiar with the formulas you will naturally start adjusting your mixtures, customizing them to deliver to your skin what it needs now.

For more information about dry skin visit: Need to know: Dry Skin Essentials

In the mid-70’s it was thought that the Stratum Corneum (SC), the outermost layer of your epidermis and your skin’s barrier, was biologically inert seen as something similar to a thin sheet of plastic covering the body. Over the last 30 years in particular the past 5 years scientists have discovered the biological and chemical activity of the SC is incredibly intricate and complex. Understanding the structure and function of our barrier is important because it is the key to healthy skin. Hydration is absolutely essential for proper functioning of the skin particularly the SC. The retention of water (hydration) in the skin is reliant upon two major factors, the presence of natural moisturizing factor (NMF) and proper barrier function to reduce transepidermal water loss (TEWL).

Why is this important to you? If you have skin that is typically dry, it is critical that your skin care regimen address both of these issues in order to deliver results. I not only believe that Glimpse thoroughly addresses each of these key issue for typically dry skin it does it without the use of silicones, mineral oil, or lanolin. BioActive X3 works in harmony with Niacinamide and Glucosamine to support your skin’s barrier 1, 2, 3. Additionally Glimpse cleansers are sulfate free, sulfates can aggravate a dry skin condition.

Please keep in mind that the various Glimpse regimen modifications are just one way you may adjust your daily regimen to address your current skin condition, there are numerous ways to customize your regimen to achieve your best skin.

Remember, your skin is a very dynamic organ and what it needs varies from day to day. When you have become familiar with the formulas you will naturally start adjusting your mixtures, customizing them to deliver to your skin what it needs now.

1. T. Hakozaki, L. Minwalla, J. Zhuang, M. Chhoa, A. Matsubara, K. Miyamoto, A. Greatens, G.G. Hillebrand, D.L. Bissett, R.E. Boissy (2002) The effect of niacinamide on reducing cutaneous pigmentation and suppression of melanosome transfer
2. W Gehring (2004) Nicotinic acid/niacinamide and the skin
   Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology 3 (2), 88–93 doi: 10.1111/j.1473-2130.2004.00115.x
3. Zoe Diana Draelos MD (2007) The latest cosmeceutical approaches for anti-aging
   Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology 6 (s1), 2–6 doi: 10.1111/j.1473-2165.2007.00313.x

Visit “A Glimpse Into Dry Skin Care” for Regimen Modifications for Typically Dry Skin

In consideration of us all developing our “skin whispering” skills, I do think some general classifications would be very helpful. Some of you may be familiar with the Fitzpatrick Skin Type scale; for others this will be new information. Fitzpatrick Skin Types categorize skin by color and determine how a skin type responds to the sun (through the amount of melanin present in the skin). This scale is used by dermatologists and some aestheticians to determine what an appropriate treatment would be for an individual, from lasers to facial peeling. We will use it to help us recognize some of our possible predispositions and how we can combat those concerns with our skin care regimen. The Fitzpatrick Skin Type classifications range from 1 to 6. Type 1 is very fair and is very susceptible to sun burns, while Type 6 is very dark, tans deeply, and never burns.

Why do I think this information is helpful? Although the descriptions listed may not perfectly fit us and are admittedly a bit static, they do provide a bit of insight into typical key concerns for that particular type. Each type’s key concerns are listed in the chart below, but when reviewing this information and applying it to yourself or a friend, please keep in mind the uniqueness of each individual’s complexion.

Again these are typical concerns—there are always exceptions. The condition of your skin is influenced not only by your genetic code (internal or intrinsic factors) but also by your lifestyle (external or extrinsic factors). Please keep in mind that your skin is easily influenced by your diet, stress, sleep, exercise (or lack of it), and of course your daily UV exposure.

Okay, now let’s take this information and apply it. I will use myself as an example, I am a Type 1 I am prone to redness and sensitivity – I can develop a rash very easily and I experience irritated breakout. Additionally more often than not – if I am caring for my skin properly – I tend to have plenty of naturally occurring oils. If my skin is dry and tight I know that I have done something incorrectly. My Glimpse morning regimen is cleansing with the gel then I mix one spray of Toner with three pumps of Serum and 5-10 drops Pericarp Oil. I wait a few minutes to let that absorb then I apply one pump Serum to one pump Lotion to my face then one more pump Serum two pumps Lotion and two pumps Cream to my neck and chest. For the evening I cleanse with two-thirds/one-third combination of Gel to Cream Cleanser for both of my cleanses (I have to say this is my favorite cleanse it is amazing) then one spray Toner mixed with three pumps Serum and 5-20 drops of Pericarp Oil. Then one pump Serum and one pump Lotion for my face then my Serum, Lotion, Cream combo for my face neck and chest also I apply this combination around my eyes. I am sure for summer I will make a few adjustments as my skin tends to produce more oil for the warmer months (and this is true for most individuals).

Would one more example be helpful? Let’s use Jessica, Jess is a Type 2 has very sensitive skin and tends to hyperpigment when it is extremely aggravated and with excessive UV exposure. Jessica can also experience irritated breakout but her skin is usually quite dry as opposed to mine that is usually oily. I want to point this out because if your skin is dry or even if it is usually olily and is dry due to external factors you will notice more activity from your products. Jessica’s Glimpse morning regimen is cleanse in the morning with the two-thirds Gel Cleanser to one-third Cream Cleanser, one spray of toner, one pump serum mixed with 3 drops Pericarp Oil for face only, then four pumps Moisturizing Cream over face, neck, and chest wait for several minutes if she needs it she applies another layer of cream. For her evening regimen She cleanses with the Gel/Cream combination twice, then applies one spray Toner, two pumps Serum, three drops Pericarp Oil, and three pumps Cream to face, neck, and chest waits several minutes and applies four pumps of cream to face, neck, and chest.

My hope is that you find this information helpful in assessing your skin’s needs and meeting those needs with the flexible, clean performance in Glimpse.

View What’s My Skin Type Part 1

In the time since we launched Glimpse Skin Care there is one question that I hear (or read) from you more than any other—“What type of skin do you think I have?”

I thought I would take a moment now to share my thoughts on “skin typing.”

You may have heard me mention on occasion that the skin is a dynamic organ, and it is lucky for us that it is. Our skin has to accommodate stress that is placed upon it both from external and internal factors every minute of every day. With that, there are as many skin “types” as there are people on the earth, with each complexion being as unique as the individual. To assign a specific “type” to our skin will inevitably put us at a disadvantage when caring for it. Certainly our skin has a tendency to either be oily or dry, but oily skin can become dry and vice versa. Moreover, oily skin can be sensitive and dry skin can suffer from hormonal breakouts.

So, where am I going with all this? Simply that, although we may have what I will call a dominant skin condition, our skin changes—sometimes on a daily basis. We need a skin care regimen that can adapt to those changes and still deliver what our skin needs in order to look its best. Glimpse’s clean, well-rounded formulations were created to work with your skin. Use the formulas as they are or mix them to create your own blend to address your skin needs in that moment.

View What’s My Skin Type Part 2

No brush set would be complete without a concealer brush. The smallest of all of our Glimpse Brushes, this handy little brush is wonderful for spot treating, concealer application, touch-ups and getting into the small crevices of the face. May be used for either wet application or dry application.

Directions:

1. Using your Glimpse Concealer Brush, mix a small amount of Mangosteen Pericarp Oil with your Mineral Treatment in the lid of the jar or the palm of your hand.
2. Gently pat concealer on to desired area, but do not rub in completely.
3. Pat over area until desired coverage is achieved. 4. Apply a layer of dry Mineral Treatment for added coverage and longer wear.

I recently received an email that posed a simple question about the fragrance in our Jüni product line, and as a response, I thought I would take the time to review our choice of essential oils in Jüni.

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Dear Beverly,

Is there a reason why Jüni isn’t fragrance-free? Does XanGo plan to come out with a fragrance-free line?

Rebekah D.
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Dear Rebekah,

The fragrance that you smell in our Jüni products is a natural aroma created by our inclusion of a few different therapeutic oils. Though we did ensure that Jüni is free from synthetic fragrances, because it contains high-quality pure essential oils, it does have a distinct natural fragrance.

I understand that some people do not prefer the scent of lavender; however, the inclusion of lavender was not based on its smell alone. For many different reasons, lavender is the most requested and sold fragrance in the world, and many of those same reasons helped us in making our decision for Jüni.

To fully understand the fragrance of Jüni, you need to first understand that lavender is only one of the pure essential oils that we chose to include in its formulation. With multiple essential oils going into our Jüni formulas, each one of them subtly affects the aroma that it produces while still serving an important function in caring for your hair and body.

Three Important Oils

The essential oil blend in Jüni is a combination of lavender, chamomile and sweet orange. Therapeutically, lavender and chamomile have a very soothing, calming and overall tension-releasing effect. Meanwhile, sweet orange is used to temper the top notes of the fragrance and impart a sweeter aroma.

In Ecuador, where the formulator of Jüni was born, it was common practice for the locals to burn lavender flowers over open pits and wave their children’s cloth diapers through the smoke as a way of disinfecting them. Our formulator herself would douse cotton balls in lavender oil and place them in her children’s ears to soothe them when they were sick and had earaches. Another common use for lavender in Ecuador was in therapeutic rubs to massage a baby’s body when sick.

Besides being the “mother of calm,” chamomile also has fabulous antiseptic properties. Our chamomile also contains naturally occurring azulene, which carries its own tremendous healing properties. That, combined with its wonderful effect on dry, chapped skin, helped make chamomile an easy choice for inclusion in our Jüni formula.

Sweet orange has a moisturizing effect on the skin, as well as an uplifting effect on the body. The acidic nature of the orange lends itself to also being a great healer and disinfectant.

We chose to use very gentle pure oils from one of the top steam-distilled, family-owned companies in America. The combination of these oils produces a pleasant aroma, but the aroma is only a secondary benefit to their wonderful therapeutic benefits.

So, in answer to your question, we do not currently have any plans to launch a fragrance-free Jüni line; however, because we are a young company with a listening ear, it does remain an option for the future.

As always, Rebekah, thank you for sharing the goodness of XanGo, my friend.

Many blessings to you,
Beverly

Not quite sure what you’re supposed to do with the Glimpse Mineral Treatment brushes? Does the word “application” leave you scratching your head? Not to worry … you’re not alone. Even better, answers are headed your way. We’ll tell you what each brush is used for, what the best application method is for each and we’ll even explain, once and for all, what a Kabuki brush is! Look for a special informative 4-part article, coming soon to the Glimpse Blog.

1-) Kabuki Brush: This brush is most traditionally used when applying mineral powders and recommended when wanting a light-to-medium coverage.  The soft, yet dense, bristles and tapered brush head are ideal for picking up powders easily and create a lovely, flawless finish. We suggest using this brush for your dry application of Glimpse Mineral Treatment or as a setting powder brush.

Directions:

• Sprinkle a small amount of Mineral Treatment into the lid of your Glimpse Minerals jar.
• Take your Glimpse Kabuki Brush and pick up the powder with the brush.
• Tap off excess powder from the brush and apply to face in circular motion.
• Apply more powder for desired coverage.

*Use the same way as directed above for a setting powder, using less of the minerals, and just lightly dusting.

This is Part One: The Kabuki Brush of the Master the Brushes series.

Many of us, myself included, have at one time or another experienced acne. In fact in the United States alone 40 to 50 million people suffer from acne. For some it may be a very temporary condition clearing as quickly as it appears. But for most it becomes a very stubborn skin condition that can be both physically and mentally scarring.

There are many factors that contribute to the development of acne but the key problems that occur in the pilosebaceous unit (the small lipid and hair producing areas and that make up your follicles or pores) are:

• Hyperplasia – excessive lipid (oil) production.
• Hyperkeratinization of the hair follicle – increased production of cells lining the follicle wall. The cells then fail to loosen away from the follicle wall this translates into a clogging of the follicle opening.
• Proliferation of Propionibacterium acnes or P. acnes. You can have acne without the presence of P. acnes, however research has shown that it can be a contributing factor and may provoke and immune system response leading to increased inflammation.

As a result of the above listed conditions the follicle can then rupture and the bacteria and other debris that were trapped in the follicle spreads into the dermis causing more inflammation and oxidative stress.

These factors lead to open comedones (blackheads) and closed comedones (whiteheads). If inflammation is left unchecked, these minor skin eruptions can develop into papules and pustules. Finally, when inflammation occurs in the lower layers of the skin it becomes red and painful nodules. Upon reviewing the stages of acne you can see how critical it is to inhibit the inflammatory process.

The Glimpse regimen modifications listed below are just one way you may adjust your daily regimen to address your current skin condition, keep in mind there are numerous ways in which to customize your regimen to achieve your best skin.

AM Glimpse Regimen for Acne Prone Skin:

1. Cleanse – using Glimpse Gel Cleanser – using a quarter-sized amount of cleanser and tepid water add a bit of water to the cleanser. Work hands together to create a purifying foam and apply to face, neck, and chest. Continue to massage the cleanser over your skin for at least 2 minutes paying particular attention to your forehead, hairline, chin, jaw line and crevices of the nose. Remove cleanser with a clean cotton washcloth then rinse by splashing your face, neck, and chest with tepid water. Use a fresh cotton towel to pat your skin dry.

2. Talk to your physician. – If you are currently using a topical prescription for acne that you apply in the morning do so now following the directions given by your physician, if you are not using a prescription proceed to step 3. Do not immediately discontinue use of acne prescriptions doing so could cause a flare up of the skin condition, that coupled with the introduction of a new product could cause a significant break-out. I do feel confident that with the consistent use of Glimpse morning and night you will be able to reduce if not discontinue the use of your topical prescriptions. However, acne-prone skin is inherently sensitive skin and therefore must be treated as such and we need to acclimate the skin to Glimpse and then ease it off prescription topicals.

3. Treat – In the palm of your hand mix together one spray toner, 3 pumps serum, eight drops of Pericarp Oil smooth mixture over face and neck. For treating your neck and shoulders, which I recommend, you will need more of this mixture.

4. Hydrate – Yes acne prone skin needs hydration! In the palm of your hand mix two pumps serum with 2 drops Pericarp Oil and 1-2 pumps Moisturizing Lotion. During summer months or in humid climates this last step may need to be adjusted but it is important to remember that even if you have lipid rich (oily) skin you still need hydration, you either need to apply a second layer of Serum/Pericarp Oil with the ratio being more Serum to Pericarp Oil rather than the equal parts mixture listed in step 3 or apply the lotion/serum mixture listed above.

5. Repair – Using the Sheer Mineral Treatment mix a generous amount of Minerals in the palm of your hand with Pericarp Oil and one pump Serum, apply to affected areas. If you desire additional coverage apply one to three layers of the Minerals using the “Dry Application” technique (please see Mineral Treatment application techniques under the Mineral Treatment or Video section of this blog) over your Sheer Mineral/Pericarp Oil “primer”.

PM Glimpse Regimen for Acne Prone Skin:

1. Double Cleanse – using Glimpse Creamy Cleanser followed by Glimpse Gel Cleanser or using the Glimpse Gel Cleanser for both cleanses. Follow the cleansing instructions for the AM Cleanse and repeat for the second cleanse, remember be gentle. Do not aggressively scrub at your face it will aggravate the condition. Your skin needs TLC in order to start healing. If you choose to use the Glimpse Creamy Cleanser for your first cleanse use a quarter sized amount (you may need a bit more) work between your hands and smooth onto your skin. Massage the cleanser over your skin for at least 2 minutes paying particular attention to the congested areas of your face and neck. Remove cleanser with a clean cotton washcloth and follow immediately with a second cleanse using the Glimpse Gel Cleanser.

2. Talk to your physician. If you are currently using a topical prescription for acne that you apply in the evening do so now following the directions given by your physician, if you are not using a topical prescription proceed to step 3.

3. Treat – In the palm of your hand mix together 3 pumps serum and 10 drops Pericarp oil, smooth over face and neck using a drop of Pericarp oil and any inflamed lesions you may have.

4. Hydrate – Repeat step 4 from your AM Regimen.

5. Repair – Repeat the Sheer Mineral Treatment/Pericarp Oil/Serum combination from your AM Regimen, do not apply additional layers of the Mineral Treatment using the “Dry” Method.

Please remember, your skin is a very dynamic organ and what it needs varies from day to day. When you have become familiar with the formulas you will naturally start adjusting your mixtures, customizing them to deliver to your skin what it needs at that moment.

Juni Gentle Shampoo 250ml/8.4 fl. oz.

Ingredients: water (aqua), coco-betaine (coconut/palm), coco-glucoside (coconut/palm), glycerin (palm), caffeic/coco/coumaric/mangosteen pericarp esters (mangosteen), garcinia mangostana pericarp powder (mangosteen), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, xanthan gum (corm), algae extract (alge), caprylic acid (coconut), garcinia mangostana amino acids (mangosteen), glycine (soybean), panthenol (vegetable), citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) oil, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, anthemis nobilis flower oil (chamomile), potassium sorbate.

Juni Gentle Conditioner 250ml/8.4 fl. oz.

Ingredients: water (aqua), behentrimonium methosulfate, cetearyl glucoside (sugar/corn), cetearyl alcohol (palm), glycerin (palm), caffeic/coco/coumaric/mangosteen pericarp esters (mangosteen), garcinia mangostana pericarp powder (mangosteen), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, garcinia mangostana amino acids (mangosteen), caprylic acid (coconut), panthenol (vegetable), helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, tapioca starch (tapioca), tocopherol (soybean), glycine (soybean), lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, orbignya speciosa kernel oil (palm), astrocaryum murumuru seed butter (palm), citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) oil, anthemis nobilis flower oil (chamomile), potassium sorbate.

Juni Gentle Body Wash 250ml/8.4 fl. oz.

Ingredients: water (aqua), coco-glucoside (coconut/palm), decyl glucoside (coconut/palm), glycerin (palm), caffeic/coco/coumaric/mangosteen pericarp esters (mangosteen), garcinia mangostana pericarp powder (mangosteen), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, xanthan gum (corn), algae extract (algae), caprylic acid (coconut), guar hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride, glycine (soybean), lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) oil, anthemis nobilis flower oil (chamomile), potassium sorbate.

Juni Gentle Body Lotion 250ml/8.4 fl. oz.

Ingredients: water (aqua), cetearyl alcohol (palm), polysorbate 60 (palm), caprylic/capric triglyceride(coconut), butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, helianthus annuus (sunflower) seed oil, caffeic/coco/coumaric/mangosteen pericarp esters (mangosteen), garcinia mangostana pericarp powder (mangosteen), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, tapioca starch (tapioca), glycerin (palm), caprylic acid (coconut), persea gratissima (avocado) oil, tocopherol (soybean), lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, xanthan gum (corn), citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) oil, glycine (soybean), anthemis nobilis flower oil (chamomile), potassium sorbate.

Juni Gentle Body Bar 85g/3.0 oz.

Ingredients: sodium palmate (palm), sodium cocoate (coconut), water, glycerin (palm), butyrospermum parkii (shea) butter, citrus aurantium dulcis (orange) oil, lavandula angustifolia (lavender) oil, anthemis nobilis flower oil (chamomile), olea europaea (olive) fruit oil, carthamus tinctorius (safflower) seed oil, sodium citrate, caffeic/coco/coumaric/mangosteen pericarp esters (manogsteen), aloe barbadensis leaf juice powder (aloe), cocos nucifera (coconut) oil, garcinia mangostana pericarp powder (mangosteen)

Glimpse Cocktail: A.M./P.M.

• Step #1: Cleanse with cleanser of choice (Creamy or Gel), making sure to use enough product to thoroughly cleanse your skin (about a quarter sized amount). Rinse thoroughly. We always recommend a double cleanse.
• Step #2: In the palm of your hand, mix together, 2 pumps Serum, 4 pumps Lotion or Cream, 2 pumps Toner, and I like to do 2-3 drops Pericarp Oil. Apply to desired area, taking extra care to apply to your neck, and chest (or wherever you have exposed skin).

Simple, quick, and you still get all the same Topical Skin Nutrition and benefits.

So, whether you prefer the cocktail, the traditional application, or your own personalized Glimpse regimen, remember to do it everyday and make it a habit.