Zia's Age Defying Body Cleanser is a botanical complex is created from pure fruit and herbal extracts. Their citrus and apple extracts help control breakouts that come sometimes with aging. The marine algae and TeaOx ingredients help sooth and protect the skin from the harmful environment without over drying it.
Zia's Age Defying Body Cleanser's main ingredients listed are yucca, willow bark, borage, tea tree, aloe vera, marine algae extracts, sugar cane, citrus, apple, green tea, glycerin, peppermint and tangerine essentials, just to name a few. I looked up the first six here to see the relationship to good skin care and here is what I found:
Yucca is used as an alternative medicine for soap. It was the most common use for Native American tribes for hygiene.
Willow Bark is used by herbalist for inflammatory or ulcer breakouts for the skin. It also is used for arthritis, fever, and headaches.
Borage is used medicinally as an anti-inflammatory, for treating arthritis, as well as certain skin conditions (e.g. atopic dermatitis) and respiratory inflammation.
Tea Tree is used for treatment of impetigo, dandruff, and many other skin problems.
Marine algae extract is beneficial for the skin to retain its moisture content.
Aloe Vera was used by Cleopatra to maintain her beautiful and youthful skin. Need I say more?
I bought Zia's Age Defying Body Cleanser at LuckyVitamin.com for $7.96 for a 7 ounce tube which normally retails for $9.95 according to their product advertisement . So, I decided to check out Zia's website to see how this compared. However, I didn't find the exact cleanser at the Zia's website which leads me to believe that perhaps they could be discontinuing it. That is typically what happens if you do not see it on the company's home page. It can take a while for the product line to finish through the rest of the retail network which means LuckyVitamin.com has a great offer for you. The cleansers that Zia has are similar tubes with different versions of skin types and these sell for around $25 each. For a flat rate of $5.95 up to 10 lbs, LuckyVitamin wins hands down in my book!
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13 Comments
Post a CommentVery informative review!
Great review - I was so happy you told which each thing was good for/used for.
Very good review!
great review :)
Very nice review!
great review..thanks
A beautifully written review. Makes me want to try it!
I prefer skin products that contain natural ingredients. I've never heard of the Zia brand, but it sounds like a product I'd like. :-)
ooh i will have to try this. great review and love all the details
oh i need to get into the loop. I have never heard of that brand at all. By the way, I love your counter top. i see it in all the pics.