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Mary Louise Parker Loves Jurlique

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Some of you might have noticed that I’ve become extremely obsessed with Weeds over the past week or so. This Showtime hit featuring a pot-slinging suburban housewife, Nancy Botwin, is so comical and endearing, I’ve been watching the past 3 seasons for hours on end - a marathon, if you will.

Mary Louise Parker, who plays Nancy, is so adorable, I couldn’t help but be interested when I came across an article in July’s issue of Self magazine featuring her favorite things.

Among those, Parker loves Jurlique Citrus Shower Gel and Calendula-Lavender Hydrating Essence. “Jurlique products smell so fresh and soothing, you feel like you’re at the spa!” With that said, I can’t wait to visit my nearest Jurlique store on Fillmore Street in San Francisco to scope these goodies out.

Citrus Shower Gel ($22 US) has yummy ingredients like rosemary, lemon, and grapefruit that are sure to leave me feeling quite clean and refreshed after I get out of the shower. Calendula-Lavender Hydrating Essence ($38 US) is a product I’m not too familiar. The website says it’s a pre-treatment for the skin to resurface cells and relax pores. I think I can definitely use this for after the shower or exfoliating. At any rate, you can’t really go wrong with anything that smells of lavender, in my opinion.

Have you tried any of these Jurlique products? I’d love to get your take on them!

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