Glam.com - March 2009
Healthy Hair Starts Here Amazon Beauty: Rahua Shampoo and Conditioner —Whatever your tresses trouble may be, this 100% natural cleansing/conditioning set will undoubtedly set it straight. Born from deep within the Amazon Rainforest, key ingredients include herbal water, aloe vera, and the ever-aromamatic Palo Santo oil. Serious Serums for Your Strands Rahua Elixir —This 100% natural
Tatler - April 2009
Amazon Beauty, a new line of products created by Ecuadorian hairdresser Fabian Lliguin, harnesses the oil of the rahua nut - a hydrating elixir so fine that it penetrates the hair’s cortex without weighing it down.
Latina - April 2009
GREEN SCENE: Deep in the Ecuadorian Amazon rainforest, women have cultivated the indigenous rahua nut for centuries, extracting its oil by hand and using it to maintain healthy hair. The oil is very potent; it’s able to penetrate strands and offer extreme hydration for smooth and shiny results. Amazon Beauty bottled this oil and created a range of
Allure - March 2009
HOT STUFF . . .
Some people have naturally smooth, supple, manageable hair. And the remaining 6.6 billion of us? At least we can look like we do, thanks to this new crop of styling products and tools. - Jessica Prince
AMAZON BEAUTY ORGANIC RAHUA LEAVE-IN TREATMENT. Some leave-in treatments weigh hair down. This creamy formula gives damaged hair tons of polish and swing.
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Every Day with Rachael Ray - March 2009
HEAD TO TOE FAVES…
Need help growing out your style? Ingredients in Rahua Shampoo and Conditioner quicken hair growth and repair damaged strands. $32 and up
Socially Conscious Hair Care
Amazon Beauty courts consumers concerned about minimizing their carbon imprint with organic and exotic elixirs for the hair.
Amazon Beauty offers a range of products based on ingredients derived from the rainforest. |
The Amazon Rainforest is ripe with natural beauty ingredients. For hundreds of years, deep in the heart of the Amazon, women from the Quechua-Shuar tribe have foraged the Rahua nut, which renders an oil that’s long been used to promote long, healthy and strong hair. Knowing that modern consumers are increasingly drawn to natural, greener alternatives to chemical-infused hair preparations, Fabian Lliguin and his wife Anna Ayers, founders of New York-based Amazon Beauty, traveled into the Amazon Rainforest in search of this time tested ingredient.
Amazon Beauty products are sold at Amazonbeautysecret.com, Luckyscent.com, Cocoon Hair Studio, Salon Eliut Rivera and Manhattan Color Studio.
W Magazine - December 2008
Parched Tresses
“When hair look seriously damaged it’s often suffering from a little thirst. Amazon Beauty uses rahua, a rare nut from the Ecuadorian rainforest in both its elixir and leave-in treatment, which expertly seals the cuticle without weighing it down and gives colored hair a boost of brightness.” W, December 2008
Clutch Magazine: Annual Fall Beauty Rundown - September 2008
Amazon Beauty Rahua Shampoo and Conditioner ($32-34, amazonbeautysecret.com) In a time of consumer demand for natural health and body care, these gentle formulas are completely free of chemical preservatives. Made with rain forest grown symbiotic ingredients, this is a truly natural hair care collection that is harvested in the wild. Key ingredients include Rahua Elixir constantly repairs damaged hair and speeds hair growth and Palo Santo
Sprig: Amazon Beauty, Rahua Shampoo & Conditioner - August 2008
Why They’re Good:
Women from the Ecuadorian Quechua Shuar tribe have long been using oil from the Rahua nut to strengthen and nourish hair. The founders of Amazon Beauty discovered this local beauty secret and bottled it in the form of the Rahua shampoo and conditioner, rich treatments for color-treated and delicate hair.
Why They’re Green:
Packed with 100% natural wild ingredients harvested
Girl Woman Beauty Brains: Rahua® Shampoo & Conditioner - August 2008
Beauty Product Review: Amazon Beauty Rahua Shampoo and Condtioner
Beauty Product Review: Amazon Beauty Rahua Shampoo and Conditioner ($32 and $34)
Reviewed by Beckie
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