San Clemente, CA July 2018

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JULY 2018 PUBLISHER

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FUN IS GOOD. ~Dr. Seuss

Patrick Fallon, Joseph Gonzalez, Lindsay Linegar, Gia Luciano, Lisa Brill, Firkin Ron

As the warm glow of summer lights up July, there is no sweeter place to be than San Clemente! As the city observes the 4th of July, people come together with a strong sense of celebration and togetherness. From neighborhood barbecues to masses

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

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of people walking, talking and laughing their way to the pier for the fireworks show, Independence Day in San Clemente is always full of fun. This month we also pay tribute to our local United States Marine Corps community. Our feature story tells of a San Clemente local who has dedicated his life to service in the military. But that's not all. Colonel Jeffery J. Kenny - a 41-year Marine Corps veteran - is also an everyday hero as a loving father and husband. We celebrate our holiday, we celebrate our Marines, and we celebrate all of you wonderful people of San Clemente! To everyone here in our beautiful beach town, may your month be full of sand between your toes, sparkles in your eyes, and joy in your hearts.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2018

FEATURES 14 Backyard Summer Havens Create your oasis

20 An American War Hero and Marine Corps Legend A San Clemente Hero

24 Soulful Pet Portraits Talent runs in the family

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34 Five Things in the Medicine Cabinet ~ The Natural Alternative

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Culinary Creations

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Renovate & Refine

20 Hometown Hero 24 Artist’s Palette 26 Local’s Choice 28 Locally Owned 30 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Parting Thoughts


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GOOD TIMES

The Fisherman's Hosts Lunch for The Marine Monument Memorial The Heritage of San Clemente Foundation and the City of San Clemente honored all branches of the military at The Marine Monument at Park Semper Fi. Following the memorial, The Fisherman's was happy to host a lunch for the Veterans, active duty & citizens of our community who were involved with the memorial.

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GOOD TIMES 1.

Fiorina Celebrates the Opening of Their Second Location Nikki Vitale - Owner and Melody Vance - Store Director, celebrate the opening of their second location with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The first location is in Glendora, CA and now Nikki has made San Clemente her second home.

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CULINARY CREATIONS

ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY GIA LUCIANO

SUMMER QUENCHER PUCKER URBAN FARM IS AN ORGANIC LEMON FARM LOCATED IN SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CALIFORNIA AND STARTED OPERATIONS IN 2011. Due to its relatively small size, Mrs. Pucker realized the only way she could compete with larger commercial farming operations was to present the farm as a boutique family operation delivering the highest quality lemons and lemon products. Because Mrs. Pucker’s lemons and lemon products are fresh off our trees, they naturally taste better and are better for your family. Using 100% Certified Organic Lemon Mixer is low in calories, no sugars added, no preservatives and helps hydrate your body while you drink and also slows down the alcohol into your bloodstream.

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Mrs Pucker’s Limon Mixer DIRECTIONS ++ Chill glass in the freezer,

fill with ice

++ 1 oz premium vodka ++ 2 oz Mrs. Pucker’s

Limon Mixer

+ + Fill to the brim with

soda water

NON-ALCOHOLIC VERSION ++ Chill glass in the freezer, fill

with ice

++ 4 oz Mrs. Pucker’s

Limon MIxer

++ Fill glass with Perrier

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RENOVATE & REFINE

Backyard Summer Havens LIVE MORE OUTDOORS THIS SEASON ARTICLE SYSTEM PAVERS

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AL FRESCO X WINE & DINE Summer just wouldn’t be the same without a few al fresco wine and dine dinner parties. Treat friends and family to a unique dining experience by hosting an evening that includes dishes freshly prepared at your outdoor kitchen. Pair each dish with a wine to match and allow your guests to indulge on vino and delicious eats. The greatest joy of an al fresco dinner party prepared at an outdoor kitchen is that the host never has to be separated from their guests. CONTINUED >

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LOUNGE IN LUXURY An outdoor patio with luxurious lounging spaces makes enjoying that warm summer weather an everyday treat. Include plush, weatherproof outdoor furniture to create a backyard relaxation area that will make you never want to go inside the house again. We also suggest including a fire pit to really bring the patio space to life. The addition of a fire element always sets the mood for enjoying countless evenings spending quality time with friends while sipping on a glass of your favorite wine.Â

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HOMETOWN HERO

AN AMERICAN WAR HERO AND MARINE CORPS LEGEND ARTICLE PATRICK FALLON

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FROM THE LINE AT SEÑOR BARBER TO THE BOOMING SOUNDS OF ARTILLERY ECHOING FROM CAMP PENDLETON, THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS PRESENCE IS EMBEDDED IN SAN CLEMENTE. Members of

" I THANK GOD THERE IS

the military have made countless sacrifices to provide citizens of the US with protection and peace of mind from some of life’s worst potential tragedies. Whether it’s watching San Clemente sunsets that look like they belong on the Sistine Chapel ceiling,

SUCH A THING AS THE

or enjoying a peaceful walk down Del Mar to the pier; we owe it to our heroes for protecting our freedoms. One San Clemente local knows service and sacrifice all too well. Colonel Jeffery J. Kenny is a 41-year Marine Corps vet-

UNITED STATES MARINE

eran. A loving father, husband, and leader to his fellow Marines, Colonel Kenny is the epitome of an American hero. Growing up playing with toy guns, military action figures,

CORPS. OTHERWISE,

and watching war movies, it was clear from a young age Kenny was going to serve. On June 25th 1975, the 17-year-old kid from Hartford, Connecticut opted to forgo his ROTC scholarships to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and College of the Holy Cross

WHAT WOULD I BE?”

to enlist in the Marines. Despite the offer to attend prestigious universities, Kenny had what he referred to as “the bug,” and he couldn’t deny the itch he had to serve. Two weeks later,

military creates a close bond between each member of the fam-

he sailed off to Paris Island to begin his recruit training.

ily. Colonel Kenny’s pain was his family’s pain, and during the

Colonel Kenny began his career as a private and worked his

time he was recovering, two of his boys joined the Marine Corps.

way up seven of the nine enlisted ranks to Gunnery Sergeant.

The Colonel was home with his family, recovering from his

After completing what would have been a career for most

wounds, and with two boys in uniform out to defend his honor, but

marines, Kenny continued his career from the bottom of the

questions loomed in the back of Kenny’s mind. “Will I ever be ok?

officer ranks. Already 17 years into his career, Kenny was pro-

Will I ever be the man I used to be? Will I ever get to put the uniform

moted six times through the officer ranks until he reached the

back on? Will I ever be able to serve again?” Tough, resilient, milita-

final rank he would ever hold, Colonel. Over the course of his

ristic, funny: name any characteristic you want to try to characterize

illustrious 41-year career, Colonel Kenny held a total of 13 ranks.

Kenny but at the root of his being is a man with a deep love to serve.

While Colonel Kenny is a well decorated veteran, the pres-

Modern people may stub their toe and want two weeks off

tigious hardware he pins on every promotion does not come

with worker’s comp for their injuries. But after 33 fractures,

without sacrifice. In 2006, his Humvee was hit by an IED. The

four broken vertebrae, fluid in his brain, and being in a coma for

tragedy was heartbreaking to Kenny, who lost a Colonel in the

a week, Kenny says he still feels like he owes the military. After

Iraqi army, and injured two of his Marines. Kenny was in critical

five months of recovery, he battled not only for his life, but for his

condition with 33 fractures in areas from his ribs to his skull, and

uniform. In September of 2006, Major Kenny put on his uniform

was in a coma for a week. The Marine Corps quickly transported

and went back to his Marines.

him to Bethesda hospital in Maryland where he stayed for a few months before being transported to Palo Alto for brain trauma.

After his return to the Marine Corps, Kenny went on to serve for a decade. During his next 10 years of service, he was promoted twice:

Looking back on the life changing experience, Kenny can remem-

Lieutenant Colonel and Colonel. Although the last years of his ser-

ber the moments leading up to the accident. He recalls not being able

vice to the Marine Corps were spent making critical decisions and

to tell the difference between dreams and memories in the hospital,

being a part of the solution, Kenny is the kind of Marine that loves to

and members of his family said he would mention historical figures

have his boots on the ground, being a warrior. On December 21st,

in his sleep. Being the man he is, Kenny insisted he was fine and tried

2016, Colonel Jeffery J. Kenny wore the Marine Corps uniform for

to cover the injuries he had endured. In spite of the immense pain he

the last time after more than 41 years of service.

was in, he was in high spirits, cracking jokes like his normal self, but fearing if he would ever be able to serve again.

Looking back on his time serving our country, Kenny said, “I still owe the Marine Corps. I have gotten way more from the

During Kenny’s time in the hospital, his family rallied around

Marine Corps then I was able to put in. I’ll always be grateful.

him to provide the love and support he needed. Like many

I thank God there is such a thing as the United States Marine

military families, the pain and sacrifice that comes with the

Corps. Otherwise, what would I be?” July 2018 | San Clemente Lifestyle

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WHAT THEY

DON’T TELL YOU ABOUT KNEE REPLACEMENT

SURGERY Surgery may not get rid of your knee pain. Most people have surgery to get rid of their knee pain. However, in a study of patients a year after their surgery, 39% reported continued, persistent pain, especially women. A return to previous levels of physical activity is unlikely: Ads and promotions make knee replacement surgery look like a walk in the park. However, one study reported that only 5% of patients met physical activity guidelines after surgery. The procedure involves significant risks. There is a significant risk of heart attack and blood clots, especially in those over 55, in the first month after surgery. There IS a conservative, clinically proven treatments available. The BioniCare Knee System is clinically proven to reduce pain, improve function and avoid a knee replacement. “This device has enabled me to provide the best possible care to my most difficult to treat osteoarthritic patients,” said Dr. Thomas Zizic, a Rheumatologist and Associate Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine. “BioniCare should be the standard of care for all osteoarthritis patients.” For more information, go to www.ihsinc.com.


ARTIST’S PALETTE

Gracie, 2018, Watercolor on strathmore paper

Soulful Pet Portraits WATERCOLOR PET PORTRAITS BY MICHELLE DELANTY

ARTICLE LINDSAY LINEGAR | PHOTOGRAPHY IMAGES COURTESY MICHELLE DELANTY GROWING

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MICHELLE

management, focus, perseverance, creativity and risk-taking.

DELANTY WAS INFLUENCED BY HER FATHER, RICK

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As a high school art teacher in Fountain Valley, Michelle incor-

DELANTY, AND ATTRIBUTES MOST OF HER PASSION FOR

porates these concepts into her classroom and strives to be a

THE ARTS TO HIM. Michelle believes the arts can positively

positive role model. She's grateful for the opportunity she's had

impact confidence, individuality and self-acceptance, and

to develop her artistic ability and use it to bring happiness to

that this translates when teaching life skills such as time

others through her paintings.

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CLEMENTE,


"This painting of our family’s cat, Nala, demonstrates my artistic range of not only using natural colors, but imaginary colors as well. My goal is to create

"THROUGH WATERCOLOR,

portraits that simultaneously portray the soul of the pet and represent the

I BELIEVE MY PAINTINGS, LIKE GRACIE,

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contribute to our lives." Nala, 2018, Watercolor on strathmore paper

SUCCESSFULLY

DEMONSTRATE THE ARTISTIC RECREATION OF THE SOUL AND IDIOSYNCRASIES OF EACH PET. MY FAVORITE PART OF THE PROCESS IS PAINTING THE EYES BECAUSE IT IS AS IF I HAVE CAPTURED THE UNCONDITIONAL LOVE AND SUPPORT THAT ANIMALS PROVIDE TO US EVERY DAY." To see more of Michelle's watercolor pet portraits, follow her on Instagram @watercolorpetportraits

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LOCAL’S CHOICE

FIVE LOCAL BEERS FOR SUMMER ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY FIRKIN RON

FIVE FABULOUS PATIOS FOR A DELIGHTFUL OUTDOOR MEAL SUMMER HAS ARRIVED! Summer activities like sunbathing, surf-

Artiexican Lage r-Pair this beer with tacos to create an instant fiesta .

ARTIFEXICAN LAGER (4.7% ABV)

ing, volleyball, biking, barbecuing, and gardening work up a sweat and parched throat. Here are five local beers for summer that can

Artifex Brewing’s award-winning tribute to Mexican lagers. This clear pale yellow and light-bodied lager delivers clean, crisp and crushable grain and floral flavors and drinks with an effervescent carbonation.

help you reinvigorate after being outdoors. They are all lower in alcohol but huge in flavor.

DOUBLE NICKELS PALE ALE (5.5% ABV) This 2018 World Beer Cup Silver Medal winner from Docent Brewing. This golden pale ale bursts with flavors of grapefruit, oranges and light honey and ends with a zesty, bitter finish.

BLONDE MARVEL (4.5% ABV) Blonde Marvel (4.5% ABV) -Pair this beer with some Italian pasta. (5.5% Double Nickels Pale Ale grilled h wit r ABV)-Pair this bee on. salm or n chicke

Left Coast Brewing’s American blonde ale is crisp and light with citrus flavor, providing a great alternative to hoppy beers.

SINGLE PHIN SERIES SOUR WITH BLUEBERRY (5.9% ABV) Pucker up for this ruby colored kettle sour by Lost Winds Brewing. After the initial pucker, you’ll discover a fruity and tart treat that instantly refreshes your palate.

MARATHON SESH SESSION IPA (5.5% ABV) Made with Mosaic hops, Pizza Port Brewing San Clemente’s Marathon Sesh delivers all of the hop flavors you seek in an IPA but with less alcohol. One sip will engulf your palate with flavors of mango, lemon, pine and tropical fruit with some herbal and stone fruit notes. Marathon Sesh Session IPA (5.5% ABV ) -Pair this beer with Hawaiian pizza . s Sour with Single pHin Serie V)-Pair this AB .9% (5 Blueberry Jack cheese ey beer with Monter . rs ke and crac

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About the author: Firkin Ron is a craft beer enthusiast and explorer who lives in San Clemente, California. For more than 35 years he has traveled the world in search of great brews and fascinating stories about beer, people, places and brewing history. Read about his adventures at www.firkinbeer.com.


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LOCALLY OWNED

Veterans Funds ARTICLE KEVIN RICHARDS MANY

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SURVIVING SPOUSES OVER THE AGE OF 65 ACROSS AMERICA ARE MISSING OUT ON A MAJOR ELEMENT IN SECURING THEIR RETIREMENTS: THE AID AND ATTENDANCE BENEFIT FOR LONG-TERM CARE. The Aid and Attendance benefit is available to veterans and their spouses to help offset recurring medical costs and some of the costs for home care and assisted living care. This is a benefit for senior veterans who served during wartime—World War II, the Korean War, Vietnam and the Gulf War—for at least 90 days of active duty and who are 65 or older, as well as their surviving spouses. It doesn’t matter if the veteran served stateside or internationally, saw combat or didn’t, was wounded or wasn’t. If the veteran’s doctor—not a VA doctor—affirms the veteran or spouse needs assistance, then he or she may be eligible for Aid and Attendance, regardless of Social Security, Medicare, pensions or other benefits. These benefits can be quite substantial, even if they are a variable number. Under Aid and Attendance, a veteran living alone can receive as much as $21,456 annually, or $1,788 a month. A married veteran can receive as much as $26,550 annually, or $2,210 a month. A surviving spouse is eligible for as much as $13,788 annually, or $1,149 a month. These benefits are paid directly to the veteran or surviving spouse and are tax-free. Payments are retroactive to the date of application. Many veterans and surviving spouses are not aware of the Aid and Attendance benefits they have earned, or they are confused about them. Too many veterans are told they can’t have a certain level of income or assets to apply for Aid and Attendance. That’s simply incorrect. As long as the veterans and surviving spouses meet the criteria, they are eligible for those benefits for the rest of their lives. Some of this confusion and lack of knowledge is perfectly understandable, since the application process can be complex. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) cannot give veterans legal or financial

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advice on how to get qualified for the Aid and Attendance benefits. Even worse, if a veteran asks about the benefits, the VA will simply tell them to apply. The VA will not tell veterans the requirements or how a veteran can qualify based on the rules. Only around 20% of veterans who apply on their own for Aid and Attendance benefits ever receive them. However, if a veteran follows the rules, they are able to receive the benefits. My firm has been working with veterans and surviving spouses on Aid & Attendance benefits for more than five years. During that time, we have helped more than 300 veterans and surviving spouses obtain the benefits they have earned through their service defending this nation. Unfortunately, around 80% of the veterans who we have met with over the years are not aware of, or misunderstand these benefits. That’s why it’s important to get the facts about Aid and Attendance benefits from credible, unbiased sources with the ability to provide the correct information. The VA cannot and will not do that. There are billions of dollars already set aside in Aid and Attendance benefits that veterans and surviving spouses have earned. Veterans and their families should not feel guilty about having earned these benefits through their noble efforts and service. Working with a trusted and experienced financial adviser will ensure our heroes are able to receive the Aid and Attendance benefits that they have earned through their sacrifices and hard work in defending this country.

THERE ARE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS ALREADY SET ASIDE IN AID AND ATTENDANCE BENEFITS THAT VETERANS AND SURVIVING SPOUSES HAVE EARNED

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LIFESTYLE CALENDAR

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1 D. YODER FAMILY SUNDAYS Casa Romantica Cultural Center

alighting off the San Clemente Pier.

Park - 400 Linda Lane. Concert

Hundreds of families join us annually

runs from 6-8pm.

to celebrate the birth of our country and share joyful company. Call (949) 498-2139 for tickets $25-$50.

Bask in the summer weather by visiting Casa Romantica Cultural Center and Gardens with free admission and self-guided tours. Bring your

MEMBER NIGHTS @ THE CASA Casa Romantica Cultural Center

Join with a friend. Meet someone new.

kids to make art projects inspired by

MOVIE IN THE PARK: MARY POPPINS

the Art of Baja California exhibition,

San Gorgonio Park

way after sunset. Member Nights @

and listen to a 10:30 am live reading

City of San Clemente presents the 2018

the Casa provides Casa Romantica

of the picture book No Digas Nada,

San Clemente Music & Movie Series.

members exclusive monthly access

Mama (illustrated by Art of Baja Cal-

Come watch Mary Poppins for free at

to mingle with live music, wine + beer

ifornia artist Esau Andrade Valencia).

San Gorgonio Park - 2916 Via San Gor-

bar, and after-hours access to the gar-

gonio. Concert runs from 8-10pm.

dens and current gallery exhibitions.

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Casa Romantica Cultural Center

CONCERT: KELLY BOYS COUNTRY

One of our best-loved community

Linda Lane Park

events, the Casa Romantica Member

City of San Clemente presents the

CASA KIDS: OUTDOOR SUMMER MOVIE: MOANA

4th of July Celebration is a jubilant eve-

2018 San Clemente Music & Mov-

Casa Romantica will be screening

ning of live music, delicious eats, and

ie Series. Come watch Kelly Boys

Moana under the stars this summer.

an unparalleled view of the fireworks

Country for free at Linda Lane

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Experience the Casa in a whole new

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Moana is a story about a young princess who sails out in the ocean on a daring mission to save her people. Admission in free.

18 CASA WELLNESS: SUNSET YOGA Casa Romantica Cultural Center

Inspired by multiple yoga traditions, this class blends

various disciplines to create a unique, integrated practice suitable for both beginner and seasoned yoga practitioners. Please bring your own mat. Pay at the door (Guests: $10 / Members: Free) This is a recurring event.

19 CASA UP CLOSE: THE HISTORY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA Casa Romantica Cultural Center

Learn about the history, culture, and legends of Baja California with self-described “Baja buff” Greg Niemann, the author of nonfiction books Baja Fever and Baja Legends. Nieman has been visiting Baja California all his life, and has written award-winning articles for several regional travel publications. Price is $10-$12 per ticket.

21 OCEAN FESTIVAL "THE GREATEST SHOW ON SURF" The San Clemente Pier

The San Clemente Ocean Festival is celebrating 42 years. Come see the thrilling competitions of many ironman water and land events including the ever-popular dory boat races, 5K beach run, and one-mile ocean swim. Register early for all events, FREE beach concert, Sand Sculpting Contest, Great Rubber Duck Race, Woody Car Exhibits, Ocean Art Show oceanfestival.org or call (949) 440-6141

26 CASA COOL: GREGORY PAGE Casa Romantica Cultural Center

Gregory Page is a recording artist, producer, songwriter, filmmaker, and published poet. A veteran of music festivals worldwide, he's performed alongside Bob Dylan, Leon Russell, Judy Collins, and Chris Isaak. Reserved tables of 4 ($90 general; $70 member) receive a complimentary bottle of wine and provide an unobstructed view of the Courtyard stage. Unreserved lawn ($20 general; $15 member) 32

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PARTING THOUGHTS

FIVE THINGS IN THE MEDICINE CABINET ~ THAT ARE ALL NATURAL BUSY SUMMER DAYS AND NIGHTS: SUMMER IS A FUN TIME BUT IT’S NO TIME TO FORGET ABOUT A LITTLE SELF-CARE. All it takes is a regular routine of just a couple minutes to happily bookend each day. Many products contain ingredients that can be harmful or damaging to our bodies and our surroundings. Clean, healthy ingredients can boost our skin and our mood. Here we’ve listed five products that can be found in the medicine cabinet, and five healthy ways to keep your routine clean and fit.

FACIAL CLEANSER

Hydrating Cleansing Oil with Lavender ~ Our oil-based cleanser gently and thoroughly removes impurities, sweat, sunscreen, makeup, and cleans the pores without over-stripping the skin.

MOISTURIZER FOR FACE

Hydrating Day Serum ~ Just a few drops of our plant-based serums feed the skin with antioxidants and nutrients to help fight the elements and pamper skin while on the go. We have blends for various skin conditions and evening pampering.

BODY LOTION

Ultra Garden Serum for Body ~ Spending time in the garden or at the beach, this nutrient-dense body serum soothes and quenches dry and thirsty skin. Great after too much sun!

HAIR PRODUCT

Nutri-Pomade & Mask ~ A pomade for hair, beards, mustaches, and scalps ~ yes, the scalp is skin, too. Adding vitamins, protein and nutrition helps the follicles and scalp stay happy and youthful.

DEODORANT

Forest Fresh or Freshened Vanilla Dry Deodorant Putty ~ A blend of bacteria-fighting botanical elements and oils ~ no aluminum, no synthetics, no stink, no problem.

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