Fresh and Chic: Ish Designs / Darshan Beauty Fresh, chic and stylish jewels are lovingly being created on the Australian coast by Tania Stanton. With an affection for Oriental/Asian influences, buyers can find this throughout her work. Ish Designs is the name of the business and every item that is created is different.
Ish Designs creates pendants, earrings and bracelets using Japanese Washi/Origami paper on mother of pearl shells and bamboo. You will see that each item is covered with resin (very glossy) which makes it look like each piece is glass. The backs are kept as natural shell. Any outfit would look even lovelier with one of Ish Designs elegant pieces.
Buyers can enjoy 30 percent off of anything in the shop through January 7, 2007 (perhaps an after holiday gift for yourself?) and free shipping is always offered. Add some Asian influence to your jewelry wardrobe today.
I think you will find that the owner of Darshan Beauty is as fascinating as their wonderful product line. Jodi Hutchinson is the exclusive importer of an herbal skincare product line from India. The formulations for the products are based on the Eastern Indian medical system called Ayurveda. In these products, the tradition has been honored, the recipes are prepared in small batches and the herbs are planted and harvested by hand.
These products are so soothing and will make your skin feel exquisite. My favorites include the Tranquility Face Wash which is made for all skin types. Only a small amount is needed, your face will feel smooth after washing and the Face Wash is accentuated with the essence of rose indian, sandalwood and champa. The Luna P.M. Creme is another winner for my dry skin. In this cream, aloe leaf oil and extract are combined with organic sesame oil in a nourishing combo for the skin. This cream is good for all skin types.
The line includes an A.M. Creme, body creams, eye creams and a mud facial mask. Jodi Hutchinson will gladly answer any questions that you have about her line of products as well as make recommendations.
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