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Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream


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Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream is a wonderful product. The skin cream goes on smooth and absorbs into the skin quickly - it is not “greasy”. I have been plagued with dry skin around my ears, belly button and scalp for over 20 years and this product


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has healed those areas in just 3 days of use. The Manuka Honey that is in this product, I was told repairs damaged skin - now I am a believer!!! I continue to use this skin cream to keep my skin soft. I have to mention the product has a wonderful aroma, like peppermint, and when applying the cream one can feel a slight warming sensation and I know it is working into the pores to do it’s work! Glad I tried this product!


~ Jim


The holidays are occasions for celebrations and good will toward all. Don’t let chapped or dry, flaky skin get in the way of your enjoyment. Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream, a soothing therapeutic balm made with exclusive Manuka Honey from New Zealand, makes a great stocking stuffer for a special someone.


Restore Your Skin to Natural Youthful Beauty


You’ll love Natural Awakenings’ therapeutic cream’s clean, fresh botanical fragrance.


Discover what our amazing skin cream can do:  Provides Ultra-Hydration of Skin  Enhances Anti-Aging and Skin Renewal  Soothes Dry, Itchy, Cracked Skin  Relieves Most Burns Including Sunburn  Comforts Wounds and Sores


MANUKA HONEY


is produced by bees that pollinate New Zealand’s Manuka bush. Advocates tout its antibacterial propert


Manuka bush


out its antibac properties.


Therapeutic Qualities Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream combines botanicals and a unique blend of essential oils for a deep moisturizing therapy. It soothes and relieves dry, itchy or cracked skin quickly while restoring moisture and provides ultra-hydration protection and soothing comfort to wounds, sores, cuts and burns. Manuka Honey also relieves the pain and itch of psoriasis and other skin conditions. Besides its potent antibacterial properties, honey is also naturally extremely acidic, and that will eliminate organisms that decides to grow there.


Our Skin Cream Contains:


Essential Oil of Rosehip


Peppermint Nutmeg, Clove


Black Pepper Lavender


Oat Flour


Aloe Vera


Flower Essence of Self-Heal Oak


Sunflower Pine


Vervain


There are no parabens, dyes or fragrances, and no animal products or testing.


Hydration is a Must The skin has a water content of 10 percent to 30 percent, which gives it a soft, smooth and flexible texture. The water comes from the atmosphere, the underlying layers of skin and perspiration. Oil produced by skin glands and fatty substances produced by skin cells act as natural moisturizers, allowing the surface to seal in water. Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream, applied after a shower or bath as daily maintenance, will improve the appearance of skin and heal unwanted conditions. Natural Awakenings Advanced Healing Skin Cream also combines pure botanicals and a unique blend of essential oils for a deep moisturizing therapy.


4-oz jar $21.99  8-oz bottle $39.99  FREE SHIPPING (Dec. only) Order today, available only at


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What Is Manuka Honey? Manuka Honey is gathered in the wild back country of New Zealand from the native Manuka tree (Leptospermum scoparium). The bees don’t use the pollen from a variety of other flowers or plants, so the content of the honey is very consistent. A 2013 study in the European Journal of Medical Research used Active Manuka Honey under dressings on post- operative wounds for an 85 percent success rate in clearing up infections, compared with 50 percent for normal antibiotic creams.


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