by gailingis | Jul 17, 2020 | Beauty, Beautycounter, Gail Ingis Blog Post, Health, Healthy Aging, News
The COVID pandemic, while challenging and exhausting in so many ways has had one positive effect on me and, I suspect on you too. It has helped me “embrace” my gray hair – the color represents those years of trial and error–and all the little pieces woven into...
by gailingis | Feb 27, 2020 | Art, Beauty, Books, Color, Creativity, News
Roses are red . . . We’ve all heard that little ditty numerous times. But have you ever wondered what makes red such a powerful color? Why does red make a bold fashion statement? Why does it look great as a feature wall in your home? Why does red pop on a book...
by gailingis | Dec 26, 2019 | Art, Beauty, Design, News, Writing
(Originally written and published by Sara Genn at The Painter’s Keys) Dear Artist, and to all my wonderful friends in the arts: In Canada, doctors are prescribing museum visits with the cost of admission covered by universal healthcare. “We know that art...
by gailingis | Jan 31, 2019 | Beauty, Healthy Aging, Makeup, News
Triclosan In case you missed this one, this blog is a repeat of the third in a series about skin care products. I believe that beautycounter (one word,) a young progressive company, has made a difference in waking up an unregulated industry. I am pleased to represent...
by gailingis | Jan 17, 2019 | Beauty, Family, Goals, Health, News
Beautycounter story Like many of you, I’m a wife and mom—and, like many of you, I didn’t know what I didn’t know. As I applied sunscreen, lotion, and any number of beauty products on myself and my kids, I never thought for a second they might not be...
by gailingis | Jan 10, 2019 | Beauty, Health, Healthy Aging, Makeup
For the sake of all of us, our good health and wise choices, I am doing my blog about skin care products that have no harsh chemicals.This information was taken from a New York Times interview with the founder of beautycounter.com. In 2011, Ms. Gregg Renfrew founded...
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