Tag - natural beauty products
In the Kitchen Series…Papaya and Avocado
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Happy New Year family!! I am starting a first in a series of blogs called “In the Kitchen…” where I will talk about fruits, plants and other household items that you can use to make your skincare routine…
Nature’s Acne and Oil Fighting Fruit
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I bet you are wondering what that fruit is 🙂 It is the Key Lime. Here on St. Croix we just call them “Lime”. The scent is amazing, the taste, a bit sour, but better when mixed with…
We Are Still HERE!! #VIStrong
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This will be a quick post. But I was reminded by a customer today that they did not realize that we are still in business. Thankfully, they were able to call and clear that up. So… We…
Winter Skin Blues
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With each season brings a slightly different skin care routine. But one that is constant no matter the time of year is moisturization and hydration. For most of my itiba family, winter is here and with it the…
Listening to SELF
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Sometimes, you get that little something in the pit of your stomach that tells you not to go there or to do that thing. For me, sometimes, I will just be procrastinating a little too long with something…
A Season of Hope
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Greetings family! It has been some time since we’ve spoken and a lot has happened since then. We are still in the recovery phase since having to deal with two devastating category 5 hurricanes (Irma and Maria) back…
Fight Oily Skin With…Oil?
Beauty, Skin care
Yes…that is correct. The best way to treat your oily skin is to use…oil! What?! Are you crazy? I am trying to get RID of the oil. NOT add more oil to my already oily skin! I won’t…
A Green Treatment for Acne
Beauty, Skin care
There are few ingredients, tropical at least, that work wonders for the skin and keeping the face clear as Lime (citrus aurantifolia) and Lemongrass (cymbopogon citratus). If you are from the Caribbean, then you already know about the wonderful, properties…
What is an itiba woman?
Beauty, Skin care
The itiba woman is a natural woman, a caring woman. Not necessarily a mother in the literal sense, but nurturing to herself and to others. Her beauty is apparent not because of her features, but because she just radiates beauty with…