Good Stuff

Vegetarian Times, Dec, 1998 by Tracy Epp

Our favorite products for living well

Pucker Up

Harsh winter weather can leave unprotected lips dry and chapped. Help defend them from the wind and cold with BeesWork's Eucalyptus Lip Balm ($3.95) with healing peppermint, tea tree and, of course, eucalyptus essential oils. Available in natural food stores or by calling (415) 883-5660.

Bath Time

This woodsy blend of bath salts from Nature's Acres is loaded with hand-picked sage, pine and juniper. Just what you need to relax at the end of a long day. Available in 20-oz. tin ($10) or 4-oz. packet ($3.50). To order, call (608) 522-4492.

Savvy Scents

When 3 p.m. rolls around and you start nodding off at your desk, grab a quick pick-me-up with Earth Solutions' new Scent Inhaler ($7). As compact as a lipstick, this personal aromatherapy kit releases an energizing dose of peppermint essential oil as soon as you open it. Inhalers come in calming lavender, inspiring sweet orange, pacifying ylang ylang and stimulating eucalyptus. To order, call Earth Solutions (404) 347-9900.

Slip `n' Slide

The Native Botanical Co.'s Perfect Massage Oil ($12.50) will make it easy to smooth out knotted muscles during your next rubdown. And because this sweet-smelling oil is supplemented with vitamin E and evening primrose oil, it also keeps skin soft and supple. To order call (530) 478-9070.

Clean Up Crew

Lather up each morning with Dr. Hauschka's Fresh Scent Body Wash ($15.50). This shower gel has a citrusy aroma that will appeal to both men and women, and contains blackthorn and witch hazel, natural moisturizers that keep skin looking great all winter long. Available at spas, salons and natural food stores or by calling (800) 247-9907.

Slough It Off

Finally, a natural exfoliating sponge that's gentle enough to use on even the most delicate skin. Simply soak Soft Natura ($5.99) in water until the vegetable fibers loosen up, then massage your face and body for all-over silky skin. To order, call Vegeta-Gels (619) 702-5757.

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