Simply Divine Botanicals is the heartchild of Master Herbalist and Natural Healer Barbara Rogers. The name of the line comes from the happenstance that made a dream of creating pure potions into a reality beyond scientific imagination. Dedicated to health and healing, when she realized the effects of harmful chemicals applied to the skin, her quest began.
One night in an act of Divine Intervention the answer was given to Barbara and the first product, Creme de Rose was born, and the formulas continue to come. Since that day her handcrafted, Reiki-energized skincare has drawn people from all over the world, not just for the healing qualities of these potent, heart-centered products, but for the generosity of spirit of this inspired woman.
One night in an act of Divine Intervention the answer was given to Barbara and the first product, Creme de Rose was born, and the formulas continue to come. Since that day her handcrafted, Reiki-energized skincare has drawn people from all over the world, not just for the healing qualities of these potent, heart-centered products, but for the generosity of spirit of this inspired woman.
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I absolutely love your product! I am going through perimenopause and sweating like a beast! I was concerned that I would not have enough coverage with your product but my friend who uses it assured me I would. After a very long work day today as well as a 3-mile run, I had no sweaty odor at all! I love it.
FDA (Food and Drug Administration) classifies cosmetics and personal care products, but does not regulate them. In 1938, the FDA granted self-regulation to the Cosmetics, Toiletries and Fragrance Association (CTFA), the self-appointed industry organization.
The direct result of industry self-regulation is that many products on the market today that we use constantly--and worse, products that we UNKNOWINGLY use on our children and even babies in the womb -- are TOXICWayne Stevenson of the FDA Cosmetics Registration Section says that The cosmetic manufacturers aren't required to submit safety data to the FDA, so we don't really know what sorts of tests they run.
The direct result of industry self-regulation is that many products on the market today that we use constantly--and worse, products that we UNKNOWINGLY use on our children and even babies in the womb -- are TOXICWayne Stevenson of the FDA Cosmetics Registration Section says that The cosmetic manufacturers aren't required to submit safety data to the FDA, so we don't really know what sorts of tests they run.
Essential oils are very concentrated and should always be diluted before use on the skin. Carrier oils are used for this purpose and are typically vegetable oils. Each carrier oil offers different properties and the choice depends on the therapeutic benefit being sought. Unlike essential oils, carrier oils do not evaporate or impart their aroma as strongly as essential oils.
