Showing posts with label free samples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free samples. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2009

Skin Care for Combination Skin

Skin Care Products for Combination Skin

For best results, please check out these articles on Basic Skin Types and Skin Types-Variations on the Basics for more information on determining your exact skin type.


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As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions, help determining your skin type, or if you are ready to order.

Sunday, April 19, 2009

Skin Care for Normal to Dry Skin

Skin Care for Normal to Dry Skin
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For best results, please check out my articles on Basic Skin Types and Skin Types-Variations on the Basics for more information on determining your exact skin type.





















As always, please feel free to contact me with any questions, help determining your skin type, or if you are ready to order.

Basic Skin Types


Skin Types

If I were to ask you right now what type of skin you have, would you be able to answer?

Some of us would, and some of us aren't sure, but would like to know.

There are basically 3 types of skin type, with variations within those types. I'll go into each, and how to identify which kind you have.

Dry Skin

Dry skin can belong to people of all ages. It is lacking in oil or, surprisingly, in water, or both. And of course environmental conditions such as wind, sun, and heat can make the skin even drier.

Characteristics of Dry Skin:
  • It can look and feel tight
  • May have visible flaking
  • Has a dull appearance
  • Can feel rough
  • Dry skin will develop fine lines and wrinkles sooner than other skin types
  • The skin is often delicate, easily irritated, and usually sensitive to cold weather
  • Sensitive to most skin care products
  • Pores are almost invisible
Dry skin needs a gentle cleanser that won't strip the skin of its natural moisture. It needs extra moisture to control dryness and to keep the skin soft and supple.
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Combination Skin

Combination skin refers to skin with two or more distinctly different characteristics on different parts of the face. The most common combination skin is oily in certain areas, and then dry or normal in the other areas.

Characteristics of Combination Skin:
  • An oily T-zone (forehead, nose and chin), where oiliness, large pores, blemishes and blackheads may occur.
  • The area around the eyes and throat is normal or dry.
Combination skin needs special treatment on the oily areas and additional moisture for the normal to dry areas.

Exfoliation is helpful for combination skin to prevent clogged pores and to help control excess oil.
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Oily Skin

Oily skin has oil glands that are simply too active. Oily skin appears most often among ages 12 to 22, but it is becoming more common in women of all ages.

Characteristics of Oily Skin:
  • Takes on a shiny appearance soon after cleansing
  • Thicker, firmer, and less sensitive than the other types
  • Has a tendency for clogged pores, blackheads, and blemishes
  • Pores are visible
It is important to keep oily skin clean, and to use oil-free cleansing and moisturizing products.
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For variations within these 3 basic skin type groupings, please click here.

The L'Bri Pure n' Natural skin care product line has what you need to help keep your skin healthy and silky smooth. The L'Bri skin care systems are formulated to meet the needs of all skin types. Each system combines the naturally nourishing and soothing property of Aloe Vera, vitamins, herbal extracts, deep ocean sea plants, essential oils, and botanicals.

These systems are designed for different skin types and are interchangeable to design a skincare regimen that is tailored for your skin type.

If you would like to "try before you buy", then our Samples are just for you!

For more information, please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have, or for help in deciding which skin type you might be.

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Helping Your Hostess - How to Book

Helping Your Hostess
How to Book

This may be her first time as hostess, and not sure what all it involves, or what to do or say.

She is your teammate, so you want to give her all the help and support she needs!

Here is an example on what she might want to say to invite guests to their L'Bri show:

"Hi Sue, this is (hostess name). I'm going to have a L'Bri Pure n' Natural Skin Care Show here at the house in a couple weeks that I'm really excited about. Have you heard of L'Bri yet? We will learn all about natural skin care products and how to keep our skin young and healthy looking the natural way.

It will give us a chance to sit back, relax and enjoy some pampering. I would love for you to come! (Be enthusiastic!) It's at 7:00 Friday evening, May 2nd. Come as you are, bring a friend if you'd like, and enjoy a night out! Can I count on you to be there?"

If she says, "Sure, I'd love to!", then say, "Great! I will put you down. I look forward to seeing you!"

If she says "No, I can't make it" because she has another commitment or isn't interested, have your hostess say, "I can have my L'Bri Consultant send you some FREE samples to try. I know you will love these products once you experience them. How does that sound?"



For more information on Hostess Incentives, please click here.

Create Your L'Bri Commercial

Create Your L'Bri Commercial

Your "Commercial" is simply a conversation you have prepared to say to potential customers for your L'Bri business. It is an effective, clear and concise way to tell someone about the product and services you have to offer.

It will be a lot shorter than your "I" story; just a brief introduction to what you you are doing (selling a truly excellent skin care product line because of what's in it and what it did for you) and enthusiastically inviting them to try it, too.

So now when people ask you, "What's new?", you can tell them!

It is good to have different versions in mind to be prepared for different situations. You can use one version for friends, another to book a skin care presentation, another to offer samples while you are out and about, and yet another to invite someone to learn more about the L'Bri opportunity.

Here's an example for someone you know:

Just call and talk enthusiastically with your friend, as usual, and proceed with:

"I've just started a new business that I am really excited about. I was recently introduced to a line of pure and natural skin care products called L'Bri that I am so pleased with that I just have to tell you about it!

Have you heard about L'Bri Pure n' Natural yet? It's an aloe-based skin care line that actually nourishes your skin from the inside out, and leaves any type of skin feeling and looking healthy and silky smooth.

No? Well, would you like to try some samples and see for yourself? If you're like me, you'll find after trying them that you won't want to use anything else! You have absolutely nothing to lose and so much to gain!"

Actually, you can use most of this for contact with people you meet out and about in stores, at work, or wherever.

To book a Presentation, continue with:

"Sue, one of the things I love about L'Bri is that when someone invites me and a few of their friends into their home for a presentation, I get to give away free products! I do the work, you relax, enjoy the fun and fellowship, and learn about the L'Bri products.

Would you be willing to host a presentation sometime soon?"

Everyone is a potential customer. People at the grocery store, doctor's offices, library, parking lots, your mail or UPS lady - the possibilities are endless!

Be creative, and use your own personal touches. After all, you know the terrific benefits to using L'Bri!

Saturday, March 14, 2009

Ways to Sell Skin Care

Ways to Sell Skin Care

What are some of the ways to sell skin care?

Word of mouth - when you find a really great skin care product that gives you great results, others will notice. They will start asking you about your "glow", or your new, radiant complexion.

Friends, relatives, neighbors, co-workers - all will notice and will probably be interested when you tell them what caused the change. One thing is for certain, you will never know unless you try!

Direct Sales/Marketing:

1. Hostess a party, or "show". A show consists of a hostess and a minimum of four guests who are not yet using L'Bri products. You can be the hostess if you are not yet a L'Bri Consultant. Click here for more information on why you might be interested in working for L'Bri Pure n' Natural products!

Keep in mind that the more shows you hold, the more product you can sell, and the more you will earn. Additional bookings (appointments for more shows) come from these shows.

2. Start a blog or a website on the internet. This way you can present all your products and information online, without having to host a show, if they are not to your liking.

You can have a successful business at home working online!

Do a one-on-one Consultation. This method is very effective because you can give greater individual attention to the potential customer.

Give samples to anyone you think might benefit from the L'Bri products. Once people try the samples for about a week, they are usually sold right away.

Once they do, you can become their Sponsor, and they can become a Consultant and you will start earning a percentage of the sales they make.

If you are interested in learning more about becoming a L'Bri Pure n' Natural Consultant, please click here to contact me.

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

How to Choose a Moisturizer

I happened to read an article this morning on the internet from a skin care website. It said this:

"Petroleum jelly is one of the best and most inexpensive products, especially when used right after bathing to seal in moisture."

Ugh - do they really think we want a petroleum product anywhere on our bodies? So what if it's cheap? And is it really cheap in the long run?

Our skin is our largest organ, and one of its critical functions is to eliminate toxins. Do you think it can do this while the pores are clogged up with petroleum jelly? It seals in moisture, all right, but all the toxins along with it.

What is in your favorite moisturizer?

Check out the first ingredient, because that's what the product contains the most of. By law, the greatest concentration of an ingredient in that product must be listed first.

Most often the first ingredient is water, which is also cheap, with maybe a few healthy ingredients thrown in somewhere later down the list. But then you have to use more of the product, because it doesn't go as far.

And when you have to buy it more frequently, it turns out that's not any cheaper, either. And who has money to throw around these days?

So what is a healthier and cost-effective alternative?

L'Bri makes a wonderful skin care product line for the face and body. The first ingredient in their products is Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract.

This particular type of aloe is extracted and processed in a way that does not harm the aloe itself. All the original nutrients and benefits in the aloe go right into the skin.

If you're interested, see my article entitled: Skin Care Basics and This Woman's Answer for more about L'Bri.

I was told to expect to get at least 3 months out of each skin care product. After two months of faithfully using all of them at least twice daily (sometimes more after a hard workout), I have barely made a dent in them!

Talk about a win-win situation:

  • It is good for my skin
  • It feels so luxurious going on, like I spent a million bucks for it!
  • It leaves my skin feeling soft and smooth
  • The scent is heavenly!
  • It is cost-effective
What more could anyone want in a product?

Yes, I do sell the L'Bri product line. How could I not, when I have seen for myself what an excellent product it is? :-)

If you would like more information on L'Bri, or free samples (pay only for postage), please email me and I will be delighted to help you.

And remember, the products are guaranteed. There is a product for any type of skin, but if for some reason you find that they do not work for you, I want to know, and I will be happy to refund your money.

So, what's in your favorite moisturizer?

Phyllis Towse