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Winter Skin Giveaway: Jurlique Calendula Redness Rescue Gift Bag

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Jurlique’s Calendula Redness Rescue suite

Looking for a little winter skincare and some pampering? Then you’ll want to become familiar with Jurlique’s new skincare line to help sooth the skin and eliminate redness: Calendula Redness Rescue.   Jurlique is an Australian line of organic skin products.  My Australian friend Fiona introduced me to the secret of Jurlique before it was widely available in the US. Now you can find Jurlique in Whole Foods, PHARMACA and Sephora.  Their new line to help calm the skin and eliminate redness is based on Calendula flower extract.  I was privileged to try the new products at the Jurlique Spa this week in Santa Monica, CA.  Read on to learn more about the wonders of  Calendula and enter to win a gift bag with these healing products.

Calendula flowers from the Jurlique farm (photo courtesy of Jurlique.)

If you haven’t heard of the flower Calendula, you may be more familiar with it as the Marigold flower.  The oil from these flowers has long been used to treat inflammation and wounds.  So it makes sense that Calendula extract would work on the skin to reduce redness.  However, the Jurlique line of Calendula products has more that the Calendula extracts. The Jurlique Comfort Complex is fortified with chamomile, echinacea, self heal, spilanthes and marshmallow extracts.   Clearly, these products are chock full of great ingredients.  However, the scent of the products and it’s calming properties is another benefit.   The products have a light scent that resembles a mix of orange and cucumber.   The line consists of these three products:

Calendula Redness Rescue Calming Mist:  A refreshing mist featuring extracts of aloe and linseed, rich in beneficial polysaccharides and amino acids.  This is a very soothing scent, especially if you are feeling stressed. I like this spritzed onto the face or even sprayed onto the pillow before sleep.

Calendula Redness Rescue Restorative Treatment Serum:   This light, clear serum is designed to step up your epidermal defenses and help reduce redness.  One of the ingredients in the serum, prickly pear, provides a natural protective barrier from environmental aggressors. This light serum can reduce redness if used consistently.  Immediately, you’ll notice that the serum is mosturizing and provides hydration.

Calendula Redness Rescue Soothing Moisturizing Cream:  This hydrating cream offers more than Calendula extract. It also contains pure plant oils like Evening Primrose, Macadameia, Rose Hip plus Avocado, perfect ingredients to replenish dry winter skin.

Because most of us are experiencing extraordinarily cold dry weather this season, I thought it might be a treat to giveaway all three of the Jurlique Calendula Redness Rescue  products to one lucky reader.   This skincare package is worth over $140.00 US retail.  So, take advantage of this opportunity to treat yourself! You deserve some pampering.

Here’s what you need to do to have a chance to will this gorgeous gift set. Leave a comment here and tell us the skin care issue that you have that you need help with.  You’re entered in the giveaway with one entry when you leave a comment. After that you can receive additional entries by following the social media communities of The Recessionista.  That’s all you have to do. This contest is open for 2 weeks and will end on Feb. 9th, 2014  at 11: 59 pm EST.  Log-in to the widget below to enter the contest with your Facebook ID or you email address. If you don’t see the contest widget right away, be patient. It may take some time to load on the page.

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Since 2008, Mary Hall has been the author of The Recessionista Blog, which is read by thousands of regular readers in over 160 countries. An internationally recognized expert on the art of the living the good life for less, she has been a commentator on local, national, and international radio and TV shows. Her advice has been featured in over 2,000 media outlets, including The New York Times, Reuters, Life & Style magazine, ABC News, NBC News and now The Huffington Post, among many others.

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