Saving the Environment??? Perhaps....

Sometimes I have the best intentions of "saving the environment" but I never really know where to begin. I've tried turning off my lights when I leave a room. I've tried raking my leaves instead of using my leaf blower, but my back always gets sore. I've tried not running my air conditioner, not driving my car, not using poison to kill my kitchen mice, not leaving my oven door open too long. I've even tried using a carpool, but my neighbors get annoyed with my constant singing.

I've tried everything. The only thing I've been successful at has been my constant obsession with email. My argument is always that I'm trying to save the environment, get off my back!

Then I came upon these products. L'uvalla Skincare. Products that were far from anything I thought I'd ever be interested in. After all, I'm basically a failure at most attempts to save the environment or really lead a healthy lifestyle altogether. Aside from a few weekly carrots, my diet needs work and I have absolutely no care about my skin, having been burned many times in my early teens from tanning before the prom. So my regime in the shower, not that anyone would be interested, didn't consist of washing my face with anything other than my trusty bar of Dove. Then this product fell into my lap, literally, someone actually dropped it into my lap when I was on the couch one day, emailing. Try this, my friend snarls at me, your skin looks like crap.

So, because I am a good friend, I hoisted myself up and slumped to the bathroom where I turned on the water and looked at my partially dry face in the mirror. There's nothing wrong with my skin, I thought; she's so full of it. But she was hovering over my shoulder, eager for me to wash my face. So I did. And from that point on, my life changed. Boom. Done. Just like that.

When I put this product on my skin, not only did it feel like silk when I was done, and I know that's clich