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In a blink of an eye, Spring
disappeared into faded memory, while Summer kicked into high gear with its daily
bouts of crystal blue skies, warm to steamy hot temperatures, bright and cheery
sunshine, balmy breezes, and all-things outdoors; but alas, it too is also
beginning to fade, and faint teases of Fall are creeping in with slightly
chilly evenings.
As we continue transitioning from
one season to another, finding new product discoveries to make that transition
all the more enjoyable is what this latest edition is all about. My
latest finds are sure to please, and include a round-up of products from Guinot
Institut Paris for face and body that are perfect for Summer, but also for the
upcoming seasonal transitioning of Fall into Winter. Enjoy!
~ For the Face ~
Instant Cleansing Water
I’m not lazy, but I do love shortcuts in my skincare
regimen. I’ve always preferred a simpler
approach to cleansing, like Instant Cleansing Water, versus having to use a
separate cleansing lotion or cream, removing the product, and then applying
toner. This Cleansing Water does double
duty by cleansing and toning effortlessly.
This product gave me hassle-free cleansing and toning that left my skin
scrupulously skin, and wasn’t left feeling dry; my skin wasn’t taught, and was
subtly hydrated. This terrific product
doesn’t have any soap, alcohol, or parabens in its formulation, which makes the
product very gentle and non-irritating for my finicky skin; another secret behind
this product is that the formulation contains the gentle water lily blub extract,
which is a natural moisturizer that also calms skin, much the same as an
anti-inflammatory would; it also controls oil production.
Hydra Beauty Mist
Nothing refreshes an overheated flushed face from Summer’s
grip than a cooling and calming spritz or two (or more) of a product like this
must-have Hydra Beauty Mist. Not
only did it calm and soothe, it also infused the skin with healthy ingredients
like green tea extract, hyaluronic acid, copper, and magnesium, zinc. My Tip: Try chilling the Mist for an added
cooling affect on those dreadfully hot and humid days, or when a hot flash zaps
you; perfect as a take-with product, too.
Hydrazone Day and Night Fluid
Cream
I fell in love with the serum-like consistency of
this light, yet very effective moisturizer.
It’s concentrated, so very little is needed to drench the face and neck
with intense hydration. The Fluid
Cream was gentle and absorbed quickly, without leaving any tacky or greasy
residue; hydration levels were effectively maintained throughout the day; my
skin appeared fresher, healthier, and brighter.
Some of the key ingredients include Vitamin E, glycerin, lecithin, and
zinc.
~
For the Body ~
Energising Scented Body Water
This is another beautiful product that delivered a
veil of hydration while adding a subtle amount of fragrance. The Body Water reminded me of a dry
oil when first applied; it was quickly absorbed without leaving any tacky or
greasy residue; texture of skin was silkier and appeared healthier. Key ingredients include Vitamin E, castor
oil, ginseng, blackcurrant, orange, bergamot, jasmine petals, rose water,
orange blossom, and musk.
For more information on this
wonderful product line, visit http://www.guinotusa.com
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~ In
Closing ~
Seasonal transitioning requires
assessing the efficacy of all of your treatment products. Products that
worked well during the Spring may not necessarily perform as well in the Summer,
Fall or Winter. Make sure to change your regimens and products to conform
to changes brought about by seasonal transitioning and change.
Don’t forget to read my article,
“Spring Lifestyle Transitioning Tips”, which I posted on April 25th. In
this seasonal gem, I share with you as an industry insider all of my expert
tips, recommendations, and insights. I cover everything…skin and body
care, makeup, fragrance, wellness, health, and lifestyle. This gem of an article
is also a potpourri of the best in seasonal lifestyle transitioning, and is
also relevant for transitioning from Spring to Summer.
Take the time to notice the
changes in nature as each season unfold, and enjoy it. Celebrate and
embrace those changes, because they’re a part of the cycle of life.
That’s it for this edition. Until the next one, remember to take care of
yourself and those you love.
By Terry Herman
TERRY HERMAN is a recognized expert in the
industry, and regularly covers issues that include business, management,
operations, customer care, treatments, products, and trends. In the 1990s, she
authored an extensive "Glossary of Spa Terminologies" and holds two
copyright registrations on her authored work. Consumer and trade
publications have also interviewed her as an expert. She also conducted an extensive nationally
broadcasted interview tour on aspects of creating an at-home spa, interior
design, music, stress and time management.
Her work has been published extensively in print and digital in both
consumer and trade publications. In addition to writing, reviewing and
being interviewed as an expert, she is also a management consultant and motivational
speaker. She also served on the
International Advisory Board for the former EXPERIENCE | PREMCHIT Journeys In
Retreat To Wellness; the Advisory Board was comprised of ten international
experts in various fields of wellness and spa.
She also served each of the Five Pillars Task Force groups for the Asia
Pacific Spa & Wellness Council (APSWC).
She has been a Group Manager for the popular LinkedIn group, The Spa
Buzz, and is currently an Administrator for three Facebook Groups, Wild Food
Society, Spa College, and North Shore Opera Hour. In addition
to her blogs, her social media outreach includes Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter,
and Pinterest. Be sure to read her food, wine and culinary
digital magazine, TERRY’S SECOND HELPINGS. Don’t forget
to “Like” her Facebook Page, Terry’s Second Helpings. Please note that the “Comment Section” has
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information, email her at terrysspabeautywellness@gmail.com.
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