Noni in Sugar Shea Scrubs -Absolutely Scrumptious!

There is nothing like having healthy glowing skin. In Soul Purpose, your products are organically infused with only the best vegetable based products that have ever experienced. Let me tell you that I just found out a about an ingredient we have in wonderful these sugar shea scrubs feel after a long detoxifying bath with our 3 in one bath and shower gel.

Do you know what morinda citrifolia is? NONI! YES our sugar shea scrubs contain NONI. Not only does it have Noni but also, wild crafted shea butter, apricot kernel oil, jojoba bead, ACAI, Oregon Grape, Green tea, pumpkin seed oil and so much more!

Let just discuss the benefits that Noni provides in our scrubs:

This fruit is native from South Pacific islands of Tahiti and more recently Hawaii and have used in folk remedies by Polynesians for over 2000 years and reported to have range of therapeutic effects including antibacterial, antiviral, antifungal, antitumor, anti-inflammatory and immune enhancing effects.

Noni is great for: cholesterol, diabetes, infections, pain.

Apricot kernel oil: very rich and nourishing, helpful for prematurely aged, sensitive, inflamed, delicate or dry skin. Excellent for skin protection and beneficial in relieving the itchiness caused by eczema and most suitable for sensitive skin or dry and aging skin.


Order your Soul Purpose sugar or salt scrub today! Malaysian Mango, Hollywood Fresh, Brazilian Jackfruit, Caribbean Ginger, Ghanian Brown Sugar and Honey, Haitian Vetivert. You will thank me for it!

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Rolling With the Punches

How Well do You Roll with the Punches?

Change is the natural order of the world. When something tries to stand against the force of change, it's eventually destroyed. Cliffs are eroded, trees are uprooted, granite cracks. People can crack too. For us to grow and live--to flourish--it takes adaptation and learning. Stubborn attachment to a single set of "knowledge" or way of doing things leads to stagnation of the mind and spirit. Remember to keep an open mind to new people and new ideas. Challenge yourself to always be learning something new. Focus on the possibilities of a fresh start, instead of hanging on to old frustrations. Sails are made with cloth for a reason. When they're stiff, winds beat against them until they tear. But if the sails are relaxed and workable, the wind can take you to places you've never been before.

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Why Drink Tea?

Secret Benefits of Tea

Popping up all over the country, teahouses and tea bars are responding to the demand for one of the world's oldest and most famous beverages. Tea is made from the Camellia sinensis bush, commonly called the tea bush. The leaves, buds, and twigs of the plant are fermented, heated, dried (and sometimes mixed with other herbs), then brewed by steeping in very hot water. The growing popularity of tea makes perfect sense.

Scientific evidence has been mounting in recent years to support centuries-old claims that drinking tea is good for your health. Besides that, tea is tasty. If you haven't yet jumped on this ancient tradition turned trend, here are some reasons you should.

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Grocery Store Shopping

I’m talking about your grocery store. On your next trip, be prepared to fight back against the tactics most supermarket chains use to get you to spend more money on "extras" that you don't really need—tactics that affect your wallet and your health.

You’re on your weekly grocery trip. You’ve got your list in hand, and you're ready to purchase the items you need for your healthy, preplanned meals. You walk through the supermarket doors and…oh! Look at the Fourth of July decorations! Visions of cookouts, party favors and kids with sparklers are now dancing through your head. You hang around the display, pick up a "two-for" deal on red, white and blue wrapped chocolates, and grab streamers and balloons because your sister-in-law might have forgotten supplies to jazz up the kids table for the party next week. 2,549 calories and at least $10 unplanned dollars later, you’ve been the victim of a grocery store plot.

Distractions at the grocery store happen, and that's no accident. Strategic product placements purposely distract you from your well-intended list and entice you to purchase those little extras. Supermarket chains spend thousands upon thousands of dollars to know exactly how, where, when, and why you shop. They use this information to get you to linger longer, fill your basket—make that your cart—to the brim, and spend more of your hard-earned cash than you intended to spend. But your grocer may be hurting more than just your wallet with these marketing maneuvers.

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