CHICAGO, IL, September 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) Purelement Naturals, an all-natural skincare company based in Chicago, launches their e-commerce store September 15, 2011 featuring a variety of unique skincare products made with therapeutic grade essential oils.
The company's product line includes: organic body butters, organic argan oil, serums, scrubs, lip treatments, and body treatments. Most products have therapeutic grade essential oils infused in them that nourish and heal the body and mind. The skincare line doesn't contain water and all of the products are made in small batches so consumers are getting the freshest products possible.
Essential oils, the volatile liquids that come from plants have numerous benefits ranging from helping combat one's stress to strengthening one's immune system. While essential oils have a wide range of uses, Purelement Naturals focuses on oils that are beneficial for both body and mind.
"It's really nice to see natural simplicity at work since there are so many toxic products out there," says Andriana Valentino, Founder and Owner of Purelement Naturals. "When a customer tells me that Glow, our best selling face and body scrub, corrected a skin problem that they've had for many years, it goes to show how powerful natural skincare products can be."
Valentino continues, "The skin is the largest organ in our body constantly working to eliminate toxins. I don't see a need for synthetic ingredients or anything else that will harm us. I just don't see the value in it - at least not for the consumer."
Presently, the company's entire line of natural skincare is available for purchase only through its website at http://www.purelementnaturals.com.
Purelement Naturals, LLC is a Chicago based skincare company formed in 2010 that develops and distributes all-natural and organic skincare products. The company's product line includes: organic body butters, organic argan oil, serums, scrubs, lip treatments, and body treatments. Please visit http://www.purelementnaturals.com for additional information.
Natural Skincare Company Launches Aromatherapeutic Product Line
Chicago based company launches all natural and organic skincare line.
2011-09-16
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