It's easy to have healthier skin. Naturally!
You may be like many other people who are starting to think about what they are putting on their bodies. It's been happening for a while now.
You have an idea of what kind of food is good for you, right? You also get that being active is a good thing. So ... what about the stuff you put on your body every single day? Ummm.
At h. honeycup, we want you to feel good about what you're putting on your body. It shouldn't be a mystery, although sometimes reading labels is a challenge.
We hear questions like:
"Should everything be organic?"
"Are all chemicals bad?"
"What is safe to use on my body?"
First, if ALL ingredients are not clearly listed, you should wonder why. Simple. Next, it's nice if all ingredients are organic but many ingredients (even some chemicals) are safe even if they aren't organic. Look for clear descriptions of ingredients and why they are being used.
Remember, when you feel good on the outside, you have confidence on the inside. With a little information, you can make good, easy choices for yourself. Check out our ingredient list for more details.
Let us know what you think about our ingredients on Instagram or at info@hhoneycup.com. We'd love to hear from you.
#feelhappyinyourskin
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