travelicious

You know how airports only let you take 4oz containers of liquids in your carry-on? Well actually, as I found out last weekend, its only 3.2 oz. Which meant that I had to give up all my precious moisturizers and cleansers to the TSA.

Those guys won't even use them.

Any hoo. A good way to avoid the Attack-of-the-Mini-Toiletry-Snatchers is to use facial cleansing pads instead of a liquid cleanser.

Dickinson Witch Hazel makes pocketable astringent pads that can be easily slipped into luggage. They're also rated one of the safest facial cleansers on the market by Skin Deep Cosmetic Safety.

No more finger-crossing while stuffing your bare necessities into that dang plastic bag.

raw talent.

My love affair with raw foodism is one that has spanned coasts, bulk bins, and flax seeds. Our trysts often involve raw almonds, agave nectar, and on occasion, the best damn salsa ever.

Aiding our forbidden love is One Lucky Duck Inc. The proprietress of New York's Pure Food & Wine restaurant has, with incomparable raw alchemy, created a line of natural beauty products that make your outside look as lovely as you feel inside.

Her online inventory includes living body and face creams, exfoliants, and purifying facial cleansers. With ingredients like bee pollen, (providing natural antibiotics), rosehips, clay, calendula, and algae harvested in Oregon, you can be sure your skin is in good hands.

Personally, I can testify to the powers of the Bee Yummy Skin Food, which even in the dead of New York winter kept my skin soft and healthy.


Bee Yummy Skin Food
$45

Can it be bad if it feels this good?

www.oneluckyduck.com
www.purefoodandwine.com

Read more about adding living enzymes to your diet at www.rawfoodlife.com