I have admired this product line since the very first time it was introduced to me.  The luscious scents, luxurious spa quality, and edibility of the all natural ingredients are enticing, to say the least.  Their facial masques are absolutely divine.  Some of my favorites include the Sour Cherry Masque, Stone Crop Masque, and Pink Grapefruit Clarifying Masque.   I also love, love, love the Wild Plum Eye Cream.   All of these products are concentrated and require dilution, meaning,  water is not on the ingredients list:  You are not paying for water.  This makes the product line highly economical since you are in control of the dilution.  With each application, you can mix a little or a lot of water, controlling how much use you get from each container of cleanser, masque, moisturizer and eye cream.  The products are so exquisite, you'll want to slather them on, but don't!  A little goes a long way.  You can actually see the fresh fruit pulps, seeds and smell the herbs.  You'll want to eat it, and I won't tell anyone if you do.  I've done a little sampling, myself:  The Apricot Sugar Scrub that's in my shower is totally yummy and nutritious.

Now that you are dying to experience these products for yourself, I have some great news:  Spa Week is April 13-19, 2009.  Participating spas offer incredible deals.  During spa week, you can experience full service spa treatments, normally costing $100 to $200, for just $50.  At Viva Day Spa, I will be providing an All Organic Facial with Organic Lip and Eye Treatments, using products from the Eminence Organics line.   The math is easy:  Spa week saves you money on some much deserved pampering and supports local spas.  Add to that an organic skin care experience that replenishes and nurtures your skin and your spirit, and that equals a better quality of life which, in part, supports environmental sustainability.