Mountains Urban Tropics Shore Plains Desert

Earth’s first environmentally-aware skin/hair care system

Nature Versus Nurture

Fact andFiction

FictionEveryone has a different skin type that they need to treat.

Skin and hair care products that work well are eco-unfriendly.

The economy is hurting the personal care industry.

FactThe environment plays the biggest role in determining skin types.

You can care for your skin and the environment.

Demand for natural skin care products is on the rise.

DesertIntense

sunshine, constant

super-dry air, and chapped red skin are

unique conditions typical of

desert ecosystems.

PlainsBlustery winds,

extreme temperatures,

and fluctuating

humidity are common in the tundra, prairies and

plains world-wide.

ShoreWithin miles

of rivers, lakes, and

oceans skin benefits from clean moist

air, so nutrients are combined to

breathe, absorb, and

maintain balance.

TropicsTropical environs

always bring on the sweat, high humidity, and festering

bacteria characteristic

of places close to the

equator.

UrbanCommuters

and city dwellers need

protective barrier oils

and an anti-inflammatory

to stop pollutants

from penetrating

and damaging skin cells.

MountainsHigh

elevations, even in

airplanes, cause oxygen

and circulation

deprivation, surface

dehydration, and exposure to damaging

solar rays.