Want soft silky and luxurious skin?

Shea Butter has been used in the cosmetic industry for years. It’s high concentration of vitamin and fatty acid make it a great product for conditioning your skin. Here’s why:

• It’s safe for all skin types
• It moisturizes
• It won’t make your skin oily
• It’s antioxidant and antifungal
• It helps boost your skin’s collagen production
• It helps promote cell regeneration
• If offers added sun protection along with sunscreen

At A ‘Marie Bath and Body, our body butters are richer and more nourishing  than a body moisturizer. They contain natural butters and oils that are guaranteed to leave your skin feeling soft, silky, and luxurious. Our products are naturally made and infused with fragrance for a scent that will last all day. 

The best way to reap all the benefits is to apply the product right after you shower or bathe to slightly moist skin. Don’t forget those elbows, knees, hands and feet!

Fragrance Tip of the Month:

It is best to change up your fragrance throughout the seasons because weather affects fragrance. Your body chemistry changes from time to time, causing different notes to affect the body in different ways. In the summer, the fragrance notes dissipate from the skin quicker due to the heat so a lighter, fresh fragrance is better rather than a strong one that will overpower. When winter comes around, your fragrance may actually take longer to reveal its notes. The notes unfold gradually; therefore, you can wear a strong scent or blend, which will slowly release its true aroma.

What’s Your Fragrance IQ?

Question: Where should you apply your fragrance?

Answer: Where the skin is especially warm and where there is good blood circulation. This is because heat helps diffuse and magnify the aroma of fragrance. The “pulse points” on the body are the perfect activators for fragrance. Because fragrance rises, it should be applied to several pulse points – not just, for instance, at the base of the throat.

Your pulse points are:  Inside the wrist, inside the elbows, at the temple, below the ear lobes, not behind, at the base of the throat, behind the knees and anywhere else you feel a heartbeat.