I was slightly familiar with Seventh Generation before I was given the opportunity for this review.  Any time I would hear their name, my mind would immediately think safe cleaning supplies.  I was surprised to learn that they are even more than just safe cleaning supplies.  Seventh Generation also provides safe options of  dishwashing supplies, hand soap, paper towels, napkins, trash bags, toilet paper, facial tissues, laundry detergent, fabric softener, stain remover, diapers, wipes, baby shampoo, baby wash, bubble bath, diaper cream, sun screen, lotion, body wash, bar soap, facial cloths, sanitary pads, tampons, and now their newest addition, skin boosting serums which I was sent, free of charge, to review.

Seventh Generation’s new line of skin boosting serums includes: Hydrating, Soothing, Clearing, Firming, Revitalizing, and Protecting.   These are plant based formulas that contain pure active botanicals.  Seventh Generation Natural Skin Serums are concentrated blends that contain no added water.  The serums boast:

~Absorbs quickly

~Free of parabens, phthalates, and synthetic fragrances

~Clinically proven hypoallergenic

~Won’t clog pores

~USDA certified biobased

Hydrating: Restores Moisture Balance with Jojoba Oil

Soothing:  Calms and Relieves with Oat Extract

Clearing:  Reduces Impurities with Tea Tree Oil

Firming:  Strengthens & Tones with Baobob

Revitalizing:  Smooths Fine Lines with Rosehip

Protecting:  Defends Against the Elements with Prickly Pear

I was sent samples of the Protecting and Hydrating.  After multiple uses, the results are subtle but I can still see a difference.  I expect that I will continue to see differences the longer I use these products.  I am most interested in trying out their new Clearing though.  I have always struggled with break outs and would love to see if Seventh Generation can aid me with that.  I am also happy to add that the Protecting and Hydrating have not caused any additional break outs.

Seventh Generation was established in 1988 and is the nations leading brand name for both personal care and household products. Their products are carefully made to protect the environment and the health of those who use the products. This Burlington, Vermont based company is independent and privately held. Seventh Generation products are available in natural food stores, supermarkets, other mass merchants, and online stores across both the United States and Canada.  Seventh Generation believes and strives to provide products that are a healthy solution for in your home, community, and environment.  Corporate responsibility is taken very seriously and Seventh Generation believes in taking into consideration what we do today and how it will effect the next seven generations.

Buy It: Head over to Seventh Generation to see for yourself the great selection of products they offer.

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Miranda

I’m a city girl turned country by my awesome husband and we have three busy boys and two darling daughters. I love spending time with my family, reading Karen Kingsbury novels, and catching up with friends while our kiddos have play dates. I’m blessed beyond measure and can’t wait to see what God has in store.
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