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Nubian Heritage Offers New Organic Skin Care Options
traditional recipes with authentic certified organic and natural ingredients for smoother, revitalized skin—has now been expanded, with a special discount available on the entire line this month. The African Black Soap Collection is made with palm ash, tamarind extract and plantain peel, and has been used in Africa for centuries to minimize the appearance of skin blemish- es and other skin ailments. The deep-nourishing formula helps in exfoliation and hydration, revealing radiant- and healthy-looking skin. Other products made by the company, part of Sundial Brands, include the Indian Hemp and Haitian Vetiver Collection, which uses naturally anti-inflamma- tory hemp seed oil; the Coconut and Papaya Collection; bar soaps; body washes; lotions; hand creams; organic-infused shea butter; aluminum-free deodorant; sugar body scrubs; massage oils; and bath bombs. Shea butter, an ingredient in all of the products, is obtained from cooperatives in Ghana that help develop self-sustaining businesses there.
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www.NaturalAwakeningsLI.com “It was an amazing experience,
and I look forward to participating again,” says Catherine Driscoll, a Natural Awakenings Long Island staff writer. “So go and explore your passion for yoga while learning about regional varieties of wine.” Vino and Vinyasa is offered the first
Friday of the month (the second Friday in July). Students must be 21 and over.
Cost: $25, early prepaid registration; $30, registration day of class (space permitting). Location: 80 Lido Blvd., Point Look. For more information, call 516-686-9798.
Shop Local. Eat Local. Grow Local. Spend Local. Start a trend.
ubian Heritage’s line of luxurious bath, body and hair products—made from
Vino and Vinyasa in Point Lookout
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oint Lookout Yoga Club, situated in quaint Point Lookout, celebrated its
one-year anniversary last month. The intimate studio works tirelessly to offer fun and exciting yoga workshops. One that has been a huge success is Vino and Vinyasa, which is focused on bring- ing those that practice yoga to wine and wine lovers to yoga. This signature event occurs monthly. It begins with a vinyasa class for all levels with lively music and is then followed by a wine tasting from a chosen region.
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