Dearest girlfriends,

As part of my Goodness Mission, I am truly excited to share with you this, Human Nature Hydrating Facial Wash with Moringa and Aloe Vera review. I didn't really believed its wonder until I started using it. It is now my face's new bestfriend.

You really wouldn't realize that you've been using the wrong product until you find the right one. Parang lovelife lang? Anyway, I'm glad because in a couple of years, I have been looking for what works for my face. I started with Ponds Antibacterial facial wash during college, but later on, found out that it keeps on drying my face. After that, I switched to Celeteque and just recently, Neutrogena. Both are just mild cleansers,and gave me mediocre results.

This Moringa variant worked well with my face, which is sort of a combination-type skin. I highly recommend this to all with the same skin type. I don't know though how it will work with those with oily skin. And though it doesn't have a very beautiful fragrance, this will certainly be a star in my kikay stuff. I can say it's mild, and very hydrating. Your skin will look so supple and glowing.

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Moringa oleifera is its scientific name, in Filipino, we call it malunggay. And its leaves are indeed packed with vitamins! It has 1/2 times Vitamin C of that in oranges, 17 times the calcium in milk, 25 times the iron of that in spinach, 15 times the potassium of  bananas, 4 times the Vitamin A of carrots, and 9 times the protein of yoghurt. Amazing, I know!

And there's more. Human Nature is 100% no harmful chemicals, and 100% Philippine made. Other products that claim to be organic only have a wee bit percentage of them being natural, but this is, the real thing, 100%. Now, be proud, pretty pinays.

Human Nature provides Gawad Kalinga villages employment and livelihood. Moreso, they vowed to use only raw materials produced and grown here in the Philippines. So let's pay it forward and support our very own.

This is just the first installment of Human Nature product reviews I have in line. Next up is Human Nature conditioner.

Your Goodness Ambassador,

Cristiane

This facial mask sits in my toiletries basket for a while now, but it's only recently when I truly have discovered its magic. I had a couple freaking ugly pimples two weeks ago all over my face, sort of like on the forehead, in front of my right cheek just under the eyes, and then a large one on the right part of the chin. Disgusting, really, and to make things worse, I did something really, really wrong. Himalaya mud mask was the only one that saved my face.

Here's what happened. One awful day,  I noticed that my current Neutrogena facial wash is out already, I resorted to use my travel pack korean-branded (Etude House) peeling wash. Peeling!  And the fact that I just put some acne gel on it like a couple of times! The last thing I want to do is make the skin more sensitive when I have pimples, especially when it's under acne treatment (using my acne gel) but maybe I just wasn't myself that very moment.

You can imagine, my face swollen, literally swollen on the parts where I've got pimples. And I go to work, looking like  a monster, thinking when will this suffering end. Bad, so bad. I realized I dont need to put anything on my face until it heals, but the pimple areas been peeled pretty badly.

Good thing I tried using this mud pack. I was thinking, I wasn't going to wash my face anytime soon, meaning using any kind of facial wash, because I was sort of in a kind of trauma, but let me just try this mask. And I was surprised, because it's so gentle, I didn't wait 10-15 minutes as it instructed me to do, but just after 5-or-so minutes, I washed it and it gave me a clean feeling.  It is so mild you feel it, especially after using it, you'll definitely look prettier, ehem. After several uses for one week now, I felt good and I realized I would use this as my facial wash everyday. Now my face is back.

I didn't believe in it when I first bought it, having used it like once every two weeks only, I didn't see its power. Maybe because it is very cheap, about php 200 or so for I think 150 ml. But now I do definitely! And I must rejoice that it's so cheap. And it's organic, made from natural mud, so it's naturally safe, and chemical-free. Ayurvedic herbals rock!

To see more info about the Himalaya Herbals, go here: http://www.himalayahealthcare.com/. It is available through all Watsons in SM departments stores. They also distribute their products in all over Asia and worldwide.