Rolling Bell can strengthen your skin

MARGARETTA TWP. — To maintain healthy skin, consistency is key. And it's the main motto for Kasi Garcia's relatively new business, The Rolling Bell Skincare. As a longtime dermatology nurse, Garcia understands the science and medical approaches to improving one's skin. She's rigorously tested and then carefully perfected formulas for her various all-natural, handcrafted products — consisting of face creams, scrubs and masks; soaps; serums; lip balms; body oils and butters; beard oils; and toning sprays; in her workshop, which doubles as her home in the Castalia area. "This isn't just something I came up with overnight," said Garcia, the mother of two children, Gracie, 13, and Rhoslyn, 3. She's also engaged to her fiancé, Chad Gerold. "It's something I have put a lot of work into," Garcia said. She then underscored the consistency component. "When creating my skincare line, every ingredient serves a purpose and is known to improve hydration levels, improve overall skin texture and complexion using only clean, natural ingredients at an affordable cost for my customers," Garcia said. "My goal when a customer buys from me is not only to provide a well-rounded formulation brought forth by nature and science but to also improve one's overall relationship with their skin," Garcia said. Garcia then noted the importance of maintaining one's skin. "Every day, we are exposed to environmental factors like the sun," she said. "And it's important that you have antioxidants and vitamins in your skin to protect that." People can search for "The Rolling Bell Skincare" for more information or to buy products. They're also available at Health Plus Natural Foods in Sandusky, River + Road Marketplace in Huron, Cosi Bella Boutique in Clyde and LA Hair Design in Green Springs. What's in a name? Garcia explained the origins of her business name, The Rolling Bell Skincare • For "Rolling," she's a huge fan of The Rolling Stones, initially seeing them in concert in Michigan as a fourth-grader • For "Bell," her grandmother, Christine Bell of Green Springs, took her to that first concert. She's also a mega fan.