New Product Alert: First Aid Beauty's Healing Stick

“Let’s have some fun, this beat is sick, I’m so impressed with this healing stick!”


A typical to-do list of mine for a day:
*squeeze in a work out session, before & after work
*do the monstrous pile of laundry that is overtaking my apartment
*learn Italian
*give the illusion that my apartment is somewhat clean for friends coming over tomorrow night
* meditate to clear one’s frazzled head
*remove the black chipped nail polish I’ve been sporting for about a week
*call credit card company to sort out fraud charges made on my card
*make a quick stop downtown to buy a birthday gift for “can only take in small doses” girlfriend
*attempt to open Netflix DVD that’s been lying around on counter for weeks, begging to be watched
*Oh yeah-----and find my soulmate while I’m at it!


It’s a wonder that with all the daily stuff that we have to do, we don’t spontaneously combust out of sheer frustration. I feel like time is so precious and limited that putting on a pair of rubber gloves when washing the pile of dishes in my sink is a luxury (Those few extra seconds instead can be used to iron my wrinkly silk dress!).

For that, I suffer. Suffer from the mild eczema that I get from the harsh detergents and chemicals that come in contact with my hands when I frequently skip putting on the dishwashing gloves. It ain’t pretty: the skin on my fingers, hands and wrists turn scaly and red—and the cold winter weather approaching doesn’t alleviate the irritation and dryness.

But have no fear: the time-challenged population (me!) now have First Aid Beauty (aka FAB)’s Healing Stick to the rescue! Like Wonder Woman, it saves the day and your suffering skin; relieving the discomfort from eczema, psoriasis & other inflamed conditions. This compact, temporary anti-itch balm takes up hardly any space in your purse, so you can always be prepared like a Girl Scout when emergencies like poison ivy or a bug bite go down, and relieves the irritation—without the unpleasant smell & greasiness of something you get at the pharmacy. It’s a staple in my purse along with my lipstick.

So that when it shows on my hands that I haven’t used those yellow dishwashing gloves, I pull it out & apply, & the healing begins!


~ Joyce Dulanas