#lightwater

Lightwater multivitamin moisturizer is completely scentless. It's a rich moisturizer that's easily absorbed into my skin. My skin has a healthy glow after use. I absolutely love the travel friendly, recyclable dispensers. I feel good about this skincare knowing it's as good for me as it is for the environment. Product includes postage paid envelope to return empty product containers for recycling. The motivational sticker reminds me to be the best version of myself.

Features:

*clean beauty

*fragrance free

*preservative free

*microbiome friendly

*cruelty free

*vegan

*responsible and sustainable

*75% less packaging

*recyclable

*compostable

*nourishes your skin and communities

Contains:

*vitamins

*antioxidants

*hyaluronic acid

*rice extracts

*pine tree extracts

*green tea extracts

*probiotics

*Product gifted but the love is all mine

Professor Millett’s talk now on Surrey Archaeological Society YouTube channel

The previous article is my summary of Professor Martin Millett’s talk to the Roman studies Group of Surrey Archaeological Society. His talk is now available on the Society’s YouTube Channel HERE.

Zoom talk on an archaeological site in Lightwater by Professor Martin Millett

On Tuesday 10th January from 19:30 Professor Martin Millett is talking, via Zoom, on a archaeological site in Lightwater dug by Geoff Cole for Surrey Heath Archaeology and Heritage Trust back in the 1980s. When we moved to Lightwater back in 1986 we saw the dig taking place, though I have to say there was no much to see. T the time the site was found to have good evidence for ironworking, still…

Late Royal Mail deliveries deeply disappoint

Today I received a text from a dear friend who said ‘thanks for the birthday card’. Problem was that the birthday was December 10th and the birthday card was posted by us on December 1st. Not receiving a birthday card can be emotionally upsetting. I’m not saying that it is in this case. The Royal Mail should be reliable; it’s an important part of a functioning society, however small its part…

Santa and his elves visit Lightwater

Walking through the village square in Lightwater on Friday I spotted a gaggle of young children gathered looking up expectantly at Santa Claus and his three elves as they handed out gifts. I admit to knowing nothing of the event, just pleased to see happy parents faces. If Lightwater based building services firm Kircher organised the event, then well done them.

Update on pipeline works in Red Road

Travelling along Red Road it’s obvious that the Esso pipeline works on Red Road up to Lightwater Road is complete, and that also means that Briar Avenue is open. Happy days then for many Lightwater residents. The pipeline works in Red Road are not yet complete, and won’t be for some time. The pipeline remains to be buried in part of Lightwater Road to connect to the pipeline further along Red…

Lightwater gets its Christmas Tree