A professor of medical sociology named Aaron Antonovsky studied Jewish women who survived concentration camps. He thought about how some individuals could stay mentally healthy and how they could have such a strong resistance to stress despite those terrible conditions. What he came up with in his studies was: ...
When I photograf my models I always go for making them feel as comfy about themselves as I can. Only then can their inner beauty be seen and captured in photos. It is all about people feeling comfortable with who they are and how they look.
When you apply a natural approach to your beauty, you determine how you will feel about yourself. When you focus on looking beautiful, you ultimately give the outer opinion the power to determine how you feel about yourself.
"It’s important to find a routine that soothes and nurture one of our most important area. Every woman is different so we have to find our own way to take care of it. It can also take a long time to find it. It might change as we age and different hormonal stages enters so we need to be attentive for what it needs."
Loelle Neroli Water is an organic and natural toner made by distilling neroli flowers. Neroli Water is hydrating and balancing on the skin. Preferably used after cleansing and before applying serum or oil, as the toner resets the skin's PH levels. Loelle Neroli Water has a refreshing scent of neroli flowers and can be used as a setting spray over makeup or at any time during the day when you want to add extra moisture.
Loelle's Neroli Water contains only neroli water and is free of alcohol and other additives, which makes it kind and gentle on the skin. Suitable for all skin types and also sensitive skin.
How to use
Spray directly on the skin after cleansing or any time during the day when you want to add extra moisture.
Use on the scalp to soothe dry and itchy scalp or on hair ends to control frizzy and flyaway hair.
Loelle Neroli Water comes from Morocco which has a tradition of distilling neroli flowers. Loelle's neroli water is obtained without intermediaries from a women's cooperative in Morocco. The production is done by hand and contributes to a better welfare for the women.
