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An online marketplace for the planet's premier collection of natural and organic beauty care, the beauty of Beautorium is its natural simplicity. It takes the guesswork out of hunting for the truly natural, truly organic, good-for-your-skin beauty ware so all that's left is the gathering. The beauty marketplace at large is saturated with "organic" products and it's hard to know what's real and if it works. Having done the homework, Beautorium has hand-picked and carefully screened each and every brand it offers to ensure consumers get the most out of a positively organic experience. Why organic and natural beauty care? Ann Francke and Barry King, the forces behind Beautorium, have forty combined years of industry experience; they know that taking good care of skin means knowing what you put on it.
Community Briefs (4/18)
For parents, late spring is crunch time to find ways to keep kids active, engaged and safe through the summer break. The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is giving parents a big helping hand with its summer schedule of classes, programs and full-day recreation classes, now viewable online at www.phoenix.gov/parks. In addition to viewing the summer program schedule, parents also can sign up for regular e-mail alerts. When registration opens later this month, participants also can sign up for programs online with a major credit card from any Internet-connected computer. All summer session program schedules and descriptions are now viewable online. Registration for Phoenix Afterschool Center recreation programs begins April 19, community center general-interest class registration begins April 26 and swim class registration begins May 3.
Portsmouth area community calendar
COMMUNITY CHORUS AT SOUTH BERWICK will premiere "Spheres," a choral cantata by Charles Kaufmann of Portland, Maine, based on poetry by the late Constance Hunting, University of Maine professor and poet. Performances will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday, April 6 at Christ Episcopal Church in Portsmouth. ccsb-sing.org. Durham NEW ENGLAND PADDLESPORTS SHOW will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 6 at the University of New Hampshire Field House in Durham. Admission is $6 with those under 16 years old admitted free. Sponsored by the Kittery Trading Post. (888) 587-6246. Elsewhere MOFFATT-LADD LECTURE SERIES will be held at 2 p.m. Sundays, April 6-27 at the New Hampshire Historical Society, 30 Park St., Concord. Free for members and $5 for non-members. 224-5566. April 6: "Circumstances of Imperious Consequence: Insecurity, Independence, and History in the Lives of the Women of the Moffatt-Ladd House, 1763-2007" by Barbara McLean Ward.
Macomb County woman brings skin care product to Nordstrom
The opening of the new Nordstrom at the Mall at Partridge Creek is sort of a homecoming for Joanne Recchia-Kallabat. She grew up in Clinton Township, moved away and now lives in Macomb Township. Recchia-Kallabat's SkinOnyx is the U.S. distributor for Italy's Kleraderm skin care products, which will be available in the cosmetics section of the new Nordstrom. "It feels like I brought Nordstrom with me," she said of her return. Nordstrom at The Mall at Partridge Creek opens its doors at 10 a.m. Friday. The only other U.S. store that carries Kleraderm is the Nordstrom in Troy's Somerset Collection, where they've earned a strong following over the past three years. "Nordstrom calls them 'Kleranets' because they only want Kleraderm products," Recchia-Kallabat said.
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