MAKEPEACE nourishing skin care, empowering lives
Organic Potato-Based Skincare with a Humanitarian Reach
MAKEPEACE
When life brings you to Idaho and gives you potatoes… MAKEPEACE! Introducing our complete skin care bath line made entirely from 100% organic Idaho potatoes. The nostalgic romance of hand-made soap is the inspiration for our signature formula consisting of only the finest ingredients. Our soap can be used for all skin types. Nourishing organic potato softens and smooths skin.
Hygiene and physical dignity is a global human right. Soap is a basic life necessity, but for millions of displaced people around the world, this is unattainable. For every product sold MAKEPEACE will donate one bar of soap to a child or adult in a refugee camp. MAKEPEACE is the belief that peace is born in the details of everyday life. MAKEPEACE is the practice of peace making within our own hearts, our life, our relationships. These actions foster a momentum for peace in our body, community, city, nation and world. Humanity hopes for peace. Humanity protests for peace. Humanity prays for peace. We can go beyond hope, prayer, protest… and make peace. Join the movement! Share your #MAKEPEACE moment.
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Idaho State Journal
Twin Falls woman taps glamorous side of humble potato to help refugees. Idaho’s famous potatoes have fed the world for generations, but now, through the efforts of a Twin Falls entrepreneur, they are being used to produce skin care products and at www.idahostatejournal.com
Idaho has long been known as the ‘potato state.’ But how and why did we get here? In “Spud Country,” we dig deep into Idaho’s billion dollar and billion pound potato industry to answer those questions. From planting to harvest, dawn to dusk, farmers work to ensure a successful potato yield, not only to feed their families, but to feed…
PBS Idaho
PBS Idaho
Idaho has long been known as the ‘potato state.’ But how and why did we get here? In “Spud Country,” we dig deep into Idaho’s billion dollar and billion pound potato industry to answer those questions. From planting to harvest, dawn to dusk, farmers work to ensure a successful potato yield, not only to feed their families, but to feed…
Bmeaningful
Liyah Babayan – a social entrepreneur, genocide survivor and refugee who’s changing the world!
A first generation entrepreneur, genocide survivor and refugee New American, Liyah Babayan has seen what it takes to survive. Liyah shares what she’s learned along the way and advice for others who want to make a difference.
Hear the second half of Liyah Babayan’s story–how she’s rebuilding her life through entrepreneurship (and potatoes), community and friendship in Twin Falls, Idaho.
Southern Idaho
Southern Idaho
Hear the second half of Liyah Babayan’s story–how she’s rebuilding her life through entrepreneurship (and potatoes), community and friendship in Twin Falls, Idaho.
KIVI-TV
One Twin Falls resident decided to find a creative way to use potatoes, so she researched the benefits potatoes have on the skin, eventually leading her down the path to creating her own skincare line.
Idaho’s famous potatoes have fed the world for generations, but now, through the efforts of a Twin Falls entrepreneur, they are being used to produce skin care products and at the same time helping restore human dignity to displaced people around the world.
Post Register
Post Register
Idaho’s famous potatoes have fed the world for generations, but now, through the efforts of a Twin Falls entrepreneur, they are being used to produce skin care products and at the same time helping restore human dignity to displaced people around the world.
See Change Magazine
I got into entrepreneurship because I admire the individualism and spirit of creativity. My vision was to create a brand that gave back to women and build community up. To get into business for me was out of desperation to expand my opportunity in U.S. and provide my family with financial freedom.
Idaho’s famous potatoes have fed the world for generations but now, through the efforts of an Idaho entrepreneur, they are being used to produce skin-care products and at the same time help restore human dignity to displaced people around the world.
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Idaho’s famous potatoes have fed the world for generations, but now, through the efforts of a Twin Falls entrepreneur, they are being used to produce skin care products and at the same time helping restore human dignity to displaced people around the world.
Join the movement! Share your #MAKEPEACE moment.
