 Why Probiotic?
"Emerging thoughts include the idea that probiotics can actually help improve the balance of bacteria on your skin, very similar to the way they are known to improve the balance of bacteria in your digestive system. This will provide relief for those who suffer with eczema, psoriasis, various rashes of the skin, skin allergies, acne, unsightly discolorations, and interestingly enough it is also proving to be a powerful antidote against aging (a.k.a. wrinkles)!" - Andrea at Frugally Sustainable All you need are these simple ingredients...cocoa butter, coconut oil, shea butter, beeswax, arrowroot powder, baking soda, vitamin E oil, essential oil of your choice, powdered probiotics. Full recipe and instructions - HERE
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