Frequently Asked Questions

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A. African Botanics uses all-natural ingredients to create a pleasurable experience from head to toe. Aromatherapy, amino acids, antioxidants and collagen boosters combine to promote circulation and healthy, radiant skin. African Botanics never uses petrochemicals, mineral oils, artificial colors and toxic preservatives and synthetic emulsifiers, making it both a beautiful and ecologically conscious choice.

A. African Botanics is conveniently available online through SkinStore.com and Beauty.com and in numerous retail stores in California, New York and the United Kingdom.

A. Yes, African Botanics offers products specially formulated to enliven and restore dull, tired skin. Marula Detoxifying Salt and Sugar Body Scrub contains detoxification and hydration properties to make your skin glow. This all-natural exfoliator removes dead skin, boosts circulation and increases your skin’s firmness for a gorgeous radiance.

A: Absolutely. The best thing about a beauty balm (versus other lightweight formulas like tinted moisturizers) is that it provides light, even coverage while infusing your skin with healthy ingredients. There’s a bb cream that’s right for all skin types. For your mature skin, try Stila Stay All Day 10 in One HD Beauty Balm, which contains effective ingredients to target wrinkles while bringing even, all-day coverage.

A: Yes, more and more beauty experts are advising the use of foundation brushes over spongy wedges or your fingers. According to Women’s Day, shop around for a foundation brush that has a flat shape with a slightly rounded tip. In addition, for best results, the brush should contain both natural and synthetic bristles. The natural bristles are better at transferring the product while the synthetic hairs ensure that you don’t apply too much.

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