We are a very blessed little company.  PeaceKeeper is so grateful everytime someone raves about our products.

cybelesays is a not your average beauty blog.  Her philosophy is short and sweet, “We feature products we’ve tried, loved, and like a good girl, want to share with you; our friends. From big companies or small ones, we don’t care as long as they are good. Because we are just like you, an everyday girl who just happens to love learning and trying out new products.”

Sounds just like PeaceKeeper!  We love the earth and we love beauty.  Keep it simple!  Let’s squish them together and make something magical.  Let’s try to save Mother Earth while saving mothers, sisters, nieces, aunts, and grandmothers all across the world.

www.cybelesays.com reviewed our Perfect As Is Lip Balm as a must-have new product for this summer.  Thank you, Cybel!!  We feel that you have the must-read blog for the summer!

In today’s issue of Real Simple magazine, author Lisa Whitmore wrote about our new line of Lip Balm, in an article called Beauty That Gives Back.

We are so proud to hear about an article like this.  We love everyone who can appreciate working towards Women’s Rights all over the world.

Thank you Real Simple! We follow your magazine, so much love and peace right back to you!

In March, our friend Jamie Ervin at Eco Child’s Play, a website geared toward “Green Parenting for Non-Toxic, Healthy Homes”, was kind enough to blog about our Eco-Easy Nail Polish Remover.  We are proud to say that it got rave reviews!  According to Jamie, “Finding a less toxic (less odorific) polish has been a huge challenge in our house…I’m very excited to have found this line of Cause-Metics, now I can feel even better about having pretty fingers and toes.”

We LOVE hearing that moms are enjoying our “cause-metics” while keeping their little beauties toxic-free.  We feel that it’s important to not only spread the message of love to our young lovelies, but to teach them to be socially conscious about their beauty choices.  According to market research firm Experian, 43 percent of 6 to 9 year olds are already using lipstick or lip gloss; 38 percent use hairstyling products, and 12 percent use other cosmetics.  This statistic is astounding and it means that we have many chances to educate girls to think about where their lipsticks, lip glosses, and nail polish come from and how they can benefit others.

While talking about role models, it’s also important that girls and women realize their self-worth.  Recently, author and doctor,  Cheryl Saban was featured on “The View” and “The Today Show,” talking about her new book, What is Your Self-Worth; A Women’s Guide to Validation. In the words of Dr. Saban, “My mission is to make a difference in women’s lives. To inspire women to understand, grasp, actualize, and vocalize their worth; negotiate a better deal for themselves; take more responsibility for themselves; and to spread this message to our youth.”  We could not agree more with Dr. Saban and hope that women around the world can identify their core of self-worth and help spread the message of Peace and Love to everyone in their lives.