Fair and Flawless Archives - Vegetarian Beauty Products

Spot Eraser by Fair & Flawless

VGBP Fair and Flawless / Skincare - Face March 2, 2010 August 10, 2011 Leave a comment

Although it is unknown just how long Fair & Flawless Spot Eraser takes to work, customer reviews mention the word “powerful,” and comments like “it gave me the results they promised.” According to the Fair & Flawless website, Spot Eraser “helps fight hyperpigmentation. The light, oil-free formula contains sepiwhite msh to gradually fade discoloration, brown spots, age spots, and sun spots.

Fair & Flawless

VGBP Fair and Flawless March 1, 2010 August 10, 2011 Leave a comment

Fair and Flawless has been in business for more than 10 years. The company sells skin whitening and skin bleaching creams that help even skin tone, minimize the look of scars and acne spots, fade age sots, and lighten other marks and blemishes.

Our Babies

Blanca & Blanquita

Blanca was rescued in 2007, along with 16 other goats when the county seized the survivors of an abused and neglected herd. When the county stepped in, the 17 survivors were surrounded by many more goats who had already died.

Blanca passed away on January 6th of 2014. We are very sad, but try to think about the fact that she had 6 1/2 years of love, and we hope that helped to offset the year or so of unnamed horrors that she suffered before coming to us.

Jack

Blanca was pregnant with Blanquita when we adopted her. Unfortunately, Blanquita passed away when she was two years old. We adopted Jack as a companion for Blanca at that time. Jack was rescued because the people who ran the farm where Jack was born did not want him to end up as somebody's dinner, a fate that often befalls unwanted male goats. Since Blanca's passing, Jack is now boarded at a wonderful farm animal rescue in Ft. Collins, run by a vegan couple, where he has many goat and sheep friends. During the coldest days in Colorado, the goats always wore their coats, and Jack still wears his proudly. The goats often tweeted from their Twitter account at @GoatsInCoats, and Jack still carries on that tradition.