If you are keen to get to know the lovely lady fronting the latest issue of Peppermint mag, Beauty Chef Carla Oates, then Sydney’s Organic Expo is the place to do it. Proving why she’s earned her culinary cosmetic stripes, Carla will be showing visitors how to make their own nourishing skincare products at home using ingredients straight out of the fridge. Yum! But that’s not where the deliciousness ends… Now in its seventh year, Organic Expo will play host to over 200 stallholders representing the best in green fashion, beauty, health, food, wine, lifestyle, gardening and more. Kylie Kwong and Tobie Puttock will be cooking up organic feasts, while natural beauty therapists will be ready to pamper you with their latest products and techniques. If you’re interested in exhibiting, there are a couple of stands left – so be quick and get in touch now! As for everyone else, we look forward to seeing you there – just look out for the Peppermint booth in the Health & Beauty Section, packed prettily with plenty of gift bags and other goodies for minty friends! Sydney Organic Expo and Green Show takes place in Hall 3 of the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre on August 6th-7th. Tickets available online here, or win one of 10 double passes by commenting below by 5pm this Friday, July 29th! {Photo above by Jess Klingelfuss}.
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