Vendor Spotlight Blog Series~ It Works!

Today we are featuring a new, hot trend among brides and all ladies alike! Yes, body wraps are quite the rage,and Barbara Conboy, has agreed to share with us, her business aspirations and goals, as an independent distributor. 

Here is our interview with Barbara, where in her own words, she describes the benefits of this new product and service.
 
"It Works offers one-of-a-kind skin care and nutrition products that will change your life. 

Each of our products is formulated by leading scientists, herbalists, and researchers who integrate innovative technology and the finest in naturally based ingredients into their work. 

The end results? Amazing products designed to work together to tighten and tone, energize, and nourish your body! We are helping people get healthy from the inside out.
I first tried a body wrap about 2 years ago and immediately wanted to be a part of the amazing It Works team. When I saw how happy others were with their results, I knew this was for me!  
I had recently retired from the school district as a Speech Pathologist and an Early a Childhood Special Education when the opportunity presented itself. It was another way in which I could help others. 
Although our signature product is the Ultimate Body Applicator or Wrap; we offer over 30 health, wellness, and beauty products. There is something for everyone!
 
My goal for 2015-2016 is  to reach and share these superior products with as many people I can." 
For additional information:
Barbara Conboy, Independent Distributor for It Works  
WrapWithBarb 

Liane McCombs Wedding & Event Planning
775-771-4153
lianemccombs@gmail.com

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