Beautiful Face, Beautiful Body

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Summary: skin beauty from your pantry
Review: a resourceful and inspiring living beauty book, that pampers your every skin need with love, compassion, and the ageless traditions of Mother Earth.

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Summary: "Cruelty-free"
Review: By my definition, this book is not cruelty-free. Not even close. The recipes call for ingredients such as eggs, buttermilk, honey, lanolin, and vodka. A good majority of these recipes are not vegan, and I would not recommend that vegans order it.

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Summary: "Cruelty-free"
Review: By my definition, this book is not cruelty-free. Not even close. The recipes call for ingredients such as eggs, buttermilk, honey, lanolin, and vodka. A good majority of these recipes are not vegan, and I would not recommend that vegans order it.

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Summary: WONDERFUL
Review: For centuries women have turned to nature for tips, rescue and guidance with a wide variety of health and skin conditions. Harper-Roth's open invitation into homemade whole-body care, contains everything you need to know to begin making and enjoying your own herbal detailed, accurate, fun and rewarding to anyone interested in enjoying a well nourished,soft textured and ageless looking body suit, while at the same time saving the envioment and preventing cruelty-testing on animals.

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Summary: WONDERFUL
Review: For centuries women have turned to nature for tips, rescue and guidance with a wide variety of health and skin conditions. Harper-Roth's open invitation into homemade whole-body care, contains everything you need to know to begin making and enjoying your own herbal detailed, accurate, fun and rewarding to anyone interested in enjoying a well nourished,soft textured and ageless looking body suit, while at the same time saving the envioment and preventing cruelty-testing on animals.

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Summary: naturally cruelty-free
Review: Reading the delightful chapters of this book brings back so many treasured memories of my childhood summers in Somerset, England during the 1940's. My aunt often took me foraging in the hedgerows and fields for wild herbs and fruits, and made skin tonics, bubble baths, hair rinses, furniture polishes and luandry softners. Fresh produce was used for cooking, cleaning, and skin-care. Natural beauty ment taken from nature. No chemicals were addes for preserving or storage and therefore no testing on animals. The author authenticates natural as being free gifts from nature. She offers fresh foraging and used of wild herbs and fruit, infused oils, free range eggs, unpasterized milk, raw honey, and if there are recipies that require an alcoholic spirit as a preserative, it would have probably been (since most of her recipies are generations old) made from the humble potato, much like the gin my grandfather made called "moon shine". Obviously the reader should take into consideration that our American countryside is not as uncultivated, and farming methods are not as traditional as they were, and in some areas, still are, in the counties of England. The author has to the best of her ability offered alternative ingrediants accessible to readers and workable to her recipies. I would highly reccomend this book to anyone who loves all animals, and wants to naturally nourish and keep her skin ageless and beautiful at any age.

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Summary: naturally cruelty-free
Review: Reading the delightful chapters of this book brings back so many treasured memories of my childhood summers in Somerset, England during the 1940's. My aunt often took me foraging in the hedgerows and fields for wild herbs and fruits, and made skin tonics, bubble baths, hair rinses, furniture polishes and luandry softners. Fresh produce was used for cooking, cleaning, and skin-care. Natural beauty ment taken from nature. No chemicals were addes for preserving or storage and therefore no testing on animals. The author authenticates natural as being free gifts from nature. She offers fresh foraging and used of wild herbs and fruit, infused oils, free range eggs, unpasterized milk, raw honey, and if there are recipies that require an alcoholic spirit as a preserative, it would have probably been (since most of her recipies are generations old) made from the humble potato, much like the gin my grandfather made called "moon shine". Obviously the reader should take into consideration that our American countryside is not as uncultivated, and farming methods are not as traditional as they were, and in some areas, still are, in the counties of England. The author has to the best of her ability offered alternative ingrediants accessible to readers and workable to her recipies. I would highly reccomend this book to anyone who loves all animals, and wants to naturally nourish and keep her skin ageless and beautiful at any age.