This morning, as I nibbled on a piece of toast topped with whipped honey, I was reminded honey is so much more than a delicious spread for my morning toast. When used in skin care treatments, it can also prevent dry skin, and a host of other skin problems.Honey is loaded with antioxidants that not only slow down aging but give your complexion a boost of nutrients and enzymes that nourish and heal skin, and it's a natural humectant, meaning

There are many good reasons to drink water: It’s refreshing, and it helps your brain function, maintains energy levels, regulates body temperature,

As temperatures drop, heaters clank on, winds whip up, and the battle for healthy skin begins. Hormonal changes wreak havoc on our skin. Dry Winter air reduces the thin layer of oil that provides moisture to the skin, flaring itchy and painful conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and severely dry skin.

6 tips to soothe away your dry skin:

After a certain age using an eye cream daily is a must, yet each of us has different needs. Are you allergy-prone and sensitive around the eye area like I am?  Do you want an eye cream that is both non-irritating and anti-aging? Do you suffer from under eye puffiness or dark circles and you're not sure what to use around your eyes? 

Parisian's Pure Indulgence has two eye treatments to choose from.  Luminous Eye Refining Creme and  Peptide Eye Gel Line Diminisher. So, which product is right for you? 

Let's look at the benefits from each of our treatments and make the choice easier for you.

Sometimes it's the little things that excite us. Today, it was receiving our new luxury shopping totes! We love the design and feel of the new totes.  Our hope is that you're proud to carry your organic skin care treatments in one of these savvy looking bags. They are made of 100% recycled white kraft paper because it's important to us to be as green as possible.

While the name of our products, Parisian's Pure Indulgence, may lead you to believe our products are of French origin, they are not. Our Organic skin care is American made and manufactured in the USA. This is important to us.  Why? 

This past weekend we entertained (again!) and I've decided 6 people, is the magic number for me, when it comes to entertaining. It makes for wonderful conversation at the table and not an overwhelming amount of work for me.  Because I like to do everything myself, I have a tendency to overdue it.  It's important that what I serve is healthy (well maybe not the

When you're trying to cook healthier recipes, one of the best ways to enhance the flavors and nutrition of the dishes you're making is with fresh herbs. Basil is one of our favorites!  Not only is it great to cook with but has numerous health and skin benefits.

Fresh basil is a great herb for the skin because it's loaded with essential nutrients including vitamins A, C and K, as well as manganese, copper, calcium, iron, magnesium and omega-3 fats. 

Fresh basil can also help with acne!Here's a recipe you can make at home to treat acne.

Do you look in the mirror and see dark circles under your eyes? If so, try increasing the vitamin K in your diet--with Kale! 1 cup of Kale packs 684% of the RDA of Vitamin K. 

If you like a morning smoothie for breakfast, like I do, add a handful of spinach or kale and power up the skin saving nutrients!

Today, I boosted my morning smoothie with handful of spinach to the 1/2 banana, 4 large strawberries, 1 tsp. Coconut Oil, and protein powder.  Why? Spinach is a good source of 

This week we're launching our NEW Natural Probiotic Deodorant, Pure Protection. What makes this deodorant different, besides being natural? Simple, it works! Over the past 3 years, I've personally tried at least a dozen different natural deodorants...none worked.

What's the difference between antiperspirants and deodorant?

Most people use the terms antiperspirant and deodorant interchangeably, the two are not the same. Antiperspirants work by preventing perspiration from occurring (with Aluminum). Deodorants allow perspiration, but block odor. Deodorants accomplish this by killing the bacteria that cause odor. From a purely natural standpoint, it makes more sense for us to use deodorants, as it is a more natural process.

Personally, I'm not looking to completely stop sweating.

 Are the skincare products you purchase in a Doctors office better?  The short answer...probably not.

After 30 years in the beauty industry, I've seen and heard many stories from women when it comes to their skincare purchasing experiences and habits .  Recently, a client mentioned she had been to her dermatologist for a rash.  Upon leaving, she noticed the doctor sold a particular line of anti-aging skincare. The woman at the front desk suggested she try the products, and my client told her, "I'm happy with my skincare line, it's natural and organic."

"Oh, you should try these, they are more potent and effective than the organic lines." the assistant proclaimed, and the dermatologist concurred.  When my client shared this story with me, I wasn't surprised; inaccurate information abounds.

1. Decide to have a goal!

Whether you are looking for Rosacea redness relief, or just want to better hydrate your dry, flaky skin, deciding to do something about it, is the first step.  Perhaps you've been unhappy with the results, from the drug/department store products you've been purchasing and have decided 2016 is the year you try something healthier for your skin.

2. Be more Aware! 

Organic is different than Natural.  Beware of companies that use the word "Natural" on their packaging.  Legally, this means nothing—it's a completely unregulated term and is used mostly for marketing. It will generally mean that at least some natural ingredients have been used in the formula, but a product can be labeled as natural and contain significant synthetic ingredients. 

Organic products are highly regulated.  It means they contain a large percentage of ingredients that have been grown and processed under a very strict code of cleanliness, with no pesticides or fertilizers, and absolutely no genetically modified organisms.