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Natural spa owner closes doors to pursue skincare line


Honi Borden is closing her DC-based Holeco Wellness Medispa in order to focus on her Holeco Life line of eco-friendly skincare products.

 

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Washington, DC -- Local mompreneur Honi Borden has just announced that she will be closing the doors to Holeco Wellness Medispa a the end of August in order to pursue her line of Holeco Life “rooted beauty” non-toxic skincare products and also to spend more time with her family. Saddened fans can follow Holeco on Facebookor check out the products at http://www.holecolife.com/

In a goodbye email to clients and patrons, Borden says she wants to “help educate the world through the eye of holistic & non-toxic beauty that stems with our roots (“rooted beauty”) to create positive impact in our world.” One of her pursuits will be a special line of products for girls ages 7-13, which will include an educational component she’ll share more about in the coming months. Honi expects to do more speaking and consulting on the West Coast.

Borden gave an eye-opening presentation last fall to the Arlington/Alexandria chapter of Holistic Moms Network about the ways various commonly used skincare ingredients can affect our bodies. As a mother whose son had hormonal abnormalities as a baby, Borden knows the effects of skincare product toxins firsthand and is passionate about creating healthy and nourishing products.

Another woman-ownedspa in Takoma Park, Maryland called The Still Point, one of the places Borden listed as a resource in her goodbye email, was featured on a local Deals for Deeds group website the day after Borden's announcement with the offer of a discounted organic facial. Borden also recommended a number of other resources for holistic health and skincare in the DC area including

Jessica Claire Haney is a freelance writer, editor and tutor. Her writing has appeared in parenting publications and poetry journals. A former high school English teacher, Jessica is mother to one son and is passionate about holistic health and well-being and is a leader of a chapter of Holistic Moms Network. Her personal blog is Crunchy-Chewy Mama, where this post originally appeared.

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Jessica Claire Haney

 

This holistic mom dreams of a day when all kids -- and adults -- eat foods with only recognizable ingredients. Paying attention is not an option for me; it's a necessity.

A few years ago, my body started breaking down and let me know I wasn’t like all those other Jessicas who were still in their twenties. I began making the rounds of alternative health practitioners and nutritionists to deal with stomach problems, thyroid problems, chronic grumpiness, and infertility, issues that my doctors weren't addressing with any success. With a lot of help and a bunch of lifestyle changes, I managed to work my way back to healthy and happy. And pregnant!

Now a full-on convert to natural family living and a mom to a three-year-old, I’m on a mission to share my insights -- and my persistent questions -- about nutrition and holistic health with other moms and with anyone else looking for something that will work and feel good when other stuff doesn’t. As a leader of a local chapter of Holistic Moms Network, I've tried to build a community that supports other parents in making healthy decisions for their families.

My writing has appeared in parenting publications and poetry journals. I blog about life on the alternative/mainstream divide at Crunchy-Chewy Mama, and I'm a contributor for DC Metro Moms.

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