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Amala

By PAIGE REDDINGER Friday, Apr. 24, 2009

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Taking its name from Sanskrit for "most pure," this line of skin and body products is made entirely from whole plant ingredients and contains no preservatives. Five percent of its profits are donated to the Amazon rain forest.
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