EPICUREN BABY PRESS
| Episencial’s CEO and Founder |
| Kim Walls, M.S., is the CEO of Episencial® and creator of the Epicuren® Baby and Episencial skin care products and philosophy. A second-generation skin care expert from the family that developed the worldrenowned Epicuren® anti-aging skin care products, she now combines her environmental activism with expertise in clinical skin care and nutritional science to develop green, effective skin care for pregnant women and children. For more than a decade, Walls has honed her perspective focusing on botanically-based skin care and transdermal nutrient absorption as a pathway to improved health and beauty for women and children. She shares her experience internationally with dermatologists and estheticians, as well as childbirth and postpartum professionals, underscoring the relationship between optimum health and skin care. Now through Episencial, she is dedicated to sharing that knowledge with new and growing families to support the enhanced health and immunity that effective, all natural products can provide. READ MORE |
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| Skin Care Stages for Growing Children |
| Skin is a window into the body and mirrors the body’s environment. Think about it. Skin is the first thing that is evaluated by healthcare providers (and has been for thousands of years all over the world). That’s because its appearance is a good indicator of how you are doing. Smooth, even-toned skin means the body is generally okay. Red, itchy, dry and bumpy skin means that something isn’t quite right. READ MORE |
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| Green from Day One™ |
Hospital Support for the Newborn Vivid Green Generation™ Babies come into the world naked and vulnerable, exposed to a new and challenging environment. For newborns, adjusting to life outside the womb begins immediately as the first breath and, shortly thereafter, the first bath is drawn. Traditionally, the products used at this milestone event are chemically derived. Given the transdermal properties of this incredibly delicate skin – as much as five times thinner than adult skin – there is a risk of those chemicals finding their way into the body, where they may have unintended health consequences. More and more parents and healthcare practitioners are embracing the concept that what goes on your body can have as much impact on your health as what goes in your body – putting the choice of skin care products in a new light. READ MORE |
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