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Nutmeg “Nuggets” A Passion for Skincare Launched Immortal Opulence


y passion for skincare started in the early to mid 1980's when I attended Xavier High School and was part of Brother Houlihan's Introductory to Physical Sci- ence Class (aka-IPS). Skincare at this point became my absolute passion because your skin is the fi rst thing anyone sees during the process of aging. I had so many questions…can the aging process be stopped? Slowed down? And if so, how?


M I attended and graduated from the Barbizon School of


Modeling in West Hartford. I began modeling men’s suits and colognes in various high end department stores. I had many interesting conversations with the cosmetic specialists behind the cosmetic counter. They would show me the different skin creams priced at $150 dollars or more and I would read the labels and wonder why I couldn’t pronounce most if not all of the ingredi- ents. I wondered…how could these chemicals be good for your face. I was told it’s all about label buying…but that didn’t make any sense to me.


I became obsessed with how cells and skincare can have a symbiotic relationship if you introduce the right compounds. There lay the challenge of my lifetime and nothing was going to stop me. I knew many skincare products contained very dan- gerous ingredients, so I set out to create something unique and natural which would still have positive effects.


With the help of a retired chemist and feedback from my family of European doctors, I learned how to formulate these compounds with pinpoint accuracy to develop a skin cream which would be a true anomaly. Wrinkles in both men and women are NOT an inevitable and these chemical laden commercial products are NOT your "only" option.


What sets Immortal Opulence apart in the holistic fi eld is the high-quality ingredients obtained from remote areas of the world. Many organic products used to make oils or compounds for skin- care are grown on huge farms and although "organic" they may be similar in power to other commercially grown products. I knew to overcome the hurdle of creating a typical product, many of our ingredients must contain "wild grown" ingredients found in re- mote areas of the globe. Wild grown plants must develop powerful mechanisms to survive intense climate changes, defeat insects, and compete with other plants for survival. This makes the compounds in them much more powerful and gives the skin cells an abundance of power so your skin has something substantial to work with in starting the rejuvenation process.


Experience the life changing results of a real and powerful


skin cream which goes way beyond skin deep. I think Brother Houlihan would be happy to know he ignited the spark which led me to this journey of wanting to positively impact a person’s life by helping them look good and gain the confi dence which results in looking your best.


Richard Fanelli, Owner-Creator and Formulator of Immortal Opulence Skin Cream. Experience the life changing results of a real and powerful skin cream which goes way beyond skin deep. Visit www.ImmortalOpulence.com to learn more and for free offers! See ad on page 21 and 28.


14 Natural Nutmeg - July/August 2019


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