Name: Bahama Mama Elixir | Tropical Mix | Skin & Hair
Brand: Evah Foods
Price: 36.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Bahama Mama Elixir | Tropical Mix | Skin & Hair

$36.00 USD

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As a clean, certified organic formula, the Bahama Mama Elixir brings the Caribbean to your daily routine working as an effective anti-aging that help your bones, skin, and hair take back their teenage strength.

The boost of Vitamin C given by Baobab stimulate the collagen synthesis and assist in antioxidant protection against UV-induced photodamage.

Coconut milk and Flaxseeds, which are a great source of Omega-3, helps to preserve your natural skin hydration. Carrot and Pumpkin complete the blend bringing an extra dose of Beta Carotene while Turmeric works as great anti-free radicals.

Details

Tastes Like: Tropical

Size: 150g

Benefits:

Anti-inflammatory power
Improve skin hydration and glow
Help strengthen bone and teeth
Thicken nails and hair
Slow down age-related issues and free-radicals
Rich in antioxidants
Rich in Vitamins (A, C, B6) and Omega-3 fatty acids

How to use: All our products can be consumed raw or cooked. Bahama mama Elixir does best when dissolved in juices, smoothies, flavored water. Spreaded over breakfast bowls (oatmeal, yoghurt, granola), salads. Its tropical taste is amazing as a complement to fruit meals and plant-based soups.

Ingredients

Coconut milk powder, Pumpkin powder, Yellow Carrot powder, Brown Flaxseed powder, Baobab powder, Germ-reduced Turmeric root powder

beauty

What is Clean Beauty?

With words such as green, natural and organic we are often misled into thinking a product is ‘clean’ without checking the label. Clean beauty means that a product is safe, non-toxic, and has transparent labeling of ingredients. Just because a product is green/natural/organic it doesn’t mean it is clean. Clean Beauty, at its core, is a product that is safe to use with no harmful ingredients (to reiterate: not chemicals, but ingredients!).

Small Batch production

Small batch production has taken off in the last 2-3 years with local businesses taking the lead. From decor and beauty to food brands, we are seeing a huge shift in expectation from consumers as well as brands leading the process. Conscious consumers are moving away from mass-produced, large-scale beauty products to sustainable and eco-friendly makeup brands that operate along ethical lines. A renewed focus on zero-waste makeup is also part of this planet- and people-conscious movement.