.When Alexandra first started with artist oil paints at age 6, she had to learn basic chemistry because in
those days cadmium and lead were allowed in artist paints. Cadmium and lead are no longer permitted
in any paints for they will absorb through the skin and into the system. Queen elizabeth I painted her face
and hands white with lead and developed the signs of lead poisoning before she died These two
chemicals are poisoness and cancer causing. Alexandra had to learn how to handle these pigments and
mix them with different binders. Pigment and dye manufactures sell the same pigments to paint
manufactures that they sell to cosmetic companies. A binder is what holds the pigments together whether
it be latex (rubber), acrylic (plastic), oil (usually a petroleum derivative), lacquers, enamels, silicones or
natural cosmetics ingredients. It was Alexandra's knowledge that enabled her to read the ingredients on
cosmetic labels. She became horrified at how much petroleum, silicone & plastics are being used as the
binders for pigments in colored cosmetics and skikn care products instead of healthy natural ingredients.
There are more laws requiring specail handling, requirements and prohibiting of chemicals in house
paints than for cosmetics and skin care products!!!
ALEXA PAINTS COSMETICS & SKIN CARE PREPARATIONS puts quality before profits. We use no
petroleum in any form, synthetic preservatives, plastics or any type of synthetic oils, including Vitamin E.
We shop for the best buys in packaging. We use no throw-away boxes, expensive labels or costly
displays. We do not use cheaper natural ingredients such as soybean oil which has poor penetration and
often allergic reactions, useless herbs or fillers or irritating essential oils, such as peppermint that will
mask the flavor of rancid oils. We use no emulsifiers to force oil and water together. Mixing oil and water
together makes a perfect condition for bacteria and fungi to grow. Shaking the product before use is the
best “emulsifier.” to mix heavier ingredients thoroughly through out the liquid. In our skin care
preparations, all water based soluble ingredients are mixed in our SKIN FOOD And all oil ingredients
are mixed together in SKIN LUBE. In SKIN FOOD alone we have put the maximum amounts of active
ingredients. It would take approximately $600.00, several bottles found in other skin care products just to
add up to the same percentages of active ingredients found in ALEXA PAINTS. Our cosmetics use the
highest quality oils, plant butters and active ingredients derived from herbs, flowers, barks, roots & leaves
. Our water based foundation contains no oils. Nor does it have wax to stick ingredients to each other.
We use no pigments derived from aluminum or pigments that are coated with aluminum. Micronized
titanium dioxide is the base of the popular loose “mineral” powders and is coated with aluminum to make
it adhere to the skin. Our pigments are derived from minerals found in nature and are bio-compatible. We
use aluminum free titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as a sun block with at least a 10 sun block protection
or more according to how thick the application.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT INGREDIENTS IN OTHER COSMETICS SEE OUR "PRODUCT
INFORMATION & COMPARISONS" BY CLICKING ON LINK FOUND ON OUR COVER PAGE @
AELXAPAINTS.COM.
those days cadmium and lead were allowed in artist paints. Cadmium and lead are no longer permitted
in any paints for they will absorb through the skin and into the system. Queen elizabeth I painted her face
and hands white with lead and developed the signs of lead poisoning before she died These two
chemicals are poisoness and cancer causing. Alexandra had to learn how to handle these pigments and
mix them with different binders. Pigment and dye manufactures sell the same pigments to paint
manufactures that they sell to cosmetic companies. A binder is what holds the pigments together whether
it be latex (rubber), acrylic (plastic), oil (usually a petroleum derivative), lacquers, enamels, silicones or
natural cosmetics ingredients. It was Alexandra's knowledge that enabled her to read the ingredients on
cosmetic labels. She became horrified at how much petroleum, silicone & plastics are being used as the
binders for pigments in colored cosmetics and skikn care products instead of healthy natural ingredients.
There are more laws requiring specail handling, requirements and prohibiting of chemicals in house
paints than for cosmetics and skin care products!!!
ALEXA PAINTS COSMETICS & SKIN CARE PREPARATIONS puts quality before profits. We use no
petroleum in any form, synthetic preservatives, plastics or any type of synthetic oils, including Vitamin E.
We shop for the best buys in packaging. We use no throw-away boxes, expensive labels or costly
displays. We do not use cheaper natural ingredients such as soybean oil which has poor penetration and
often allergic reactions, useless herbs or fillers or irritating essential oils, such as peppermint that will
mask the flavor of rancid oils. We use no emulsifiers to force oil and water together. Mixing oil and water
together makes a perfect condition for bacteria and fungi to grow. Shaking the product before use is the
best “emulsifier.” to mix heavier ingredients thoroughly through out the liquid. In our skin care
preparations, all water based soluble ingredients are mixed in our SKIN FOOD And all oil ingredients
are mixed together in SKIN LUBE. In SKIN FOOD alone we have put the maximum amounts of active
ingredients. It would take approximately $600.00, several bottles found in other skin care products just to
add up to the same percentages of active ingredients found in ALEXA PAINTS. Our cosmetics use the
highest quality oils, plant butters and active ingredients derived from herbs, flowers, barks, roots & leaves
. Our water based foundation contains no oils. Nor does it have wax to stick ingredients to each other.
We use no pigments derived from aluminum or pigments that are coated with aluminum. Micronized
titanium dioxide is the base of the popular loose “mineral” powders and is coated with aluminum to make
it adhere to the skin. Our pigments are derived from minerals found in nature and are bio-compatible. We
use aluminum free titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as a sun block with at least a 10 sun block protection
or more according to how thick the application.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT INGREDIENTS IN OTHER COSMETICS SEE OUR "PRODUCT
INFORMATION & COMPARISONS" BY CLICKING ON LINK FOUND ON OUR COVER PAGE @
AELXAPAINTS.COM.
ODELL AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS FOUNDER A.G. ODELL JR. IS THE
FATHER OF ALEXANDRA ROBINSON ODELL. A HIGLY ACCOMPLISHED ARTIST
AND A CREATIVE GENIUS LIKE HER FATHER. SHE WAS ALSO AN
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ARTIST AND SCULPTOR BY AGE SIX AND A
PROFESSIONAL ARTIST BY AGE EIGHT. ALEXANDRA IS THE CHEMIST,
DESIGNER AND FOUNDER OF ALEXA NATURALS ALL NATURAL SPA
COSMETICS & SKIN CARE FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN. click here
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FATHER OF ALEXANDRA ROBINSON ODELL. A HIGLY ACCOMPLISHED ARTIST
AND A CREATIVE GENIUS LIKE HER FATHER. SHE WAS ALSO AN
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED ARTIST AND SCULPTOR BY AGE SIX AND A
PROFESSIONAL ARTIST BY AGE EIGHT. ALEXANDRA IS THE CHEMIST,
DESIGNER AND FOUNDER OF ALEXA NATURALS ALL NATURAL SPA
COSMETICS & SKIN CARE FOR MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN. click here
to enter ALEXA NATURALS
ALEXANDRA ODELL'S BIOGRAPHY
in 1068 the Baron of Odell received land from his friend William the Conqueror and the good fortunes
and magic touch of the Odell family began. Alexandra Odell is this generation's gift from the Odell line.
An artist of international stature, her work is in the private collections of Mrs. Ronald Regan, the
Rockefellers and Diana, Princess of Wales.Alexandra's prodigious talents appeared while she was
quite young. When she was only a six year old, her work was on exhibit at the Mint Museum in Charlotte,
North Carolina and at the White House. While she was in her preteens, her work was selected for an
exhibit in public libraries throughout the United States and was later exhibited internationally. Although
her parents were divorced when she was only two, she was profoundly influenced by them both during
these formative years. Her father was the renowned architect, A.G. Odell, Jr., the first Southerner to
serve as president of the American Institute of Architects. Her mother, Polly Robinson Wilcox, was a
socialite whose heritage connects Alexandra to a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Her
maternal grandfather was chairman of the board of the Duke Power Company. When debutante season
came around, Alexandra rejected the offer of debuts in Raleigh, North Carolina, Elsinore, Denmark and
Venice, Italy, for the opportunity of studying three-dimensional design and animated display under noted
designer Jack Pentes. Instead, she made her debut in Charlotte that year.At the age of 22, Ecuador
awarded Alexandra the coveted cultural visa. With nearly the same privileges as a diplomat she was
able to travel freely about South America meeting artists and craftsmen who expressed many varied
cultures and schools of thought. During her three years in Ecuador, Alexandra designed and exported
many fashions and accessories to fine boutiques and stores such as Henri Bendels of New York
City.Through Alexandra's unusual and privileged education and travels; through much soul searching,
contemplation and constant dedication to the growth of her talents, she has inaugurated a style of being
that colors her actions to this day. Although she is profoundly aware and appreciative of her family's
influence, she has chosen to reject the outer social trappings of that stature and seek the cultural and
spiritual essence of her heritage. That essence can be experienced in her work, especially in her
portraiture.
The prolific diversity of Alexandra's work is the result of her abiding interest in all art forms. The vast
scope of her experiences and her value system is based on character rather than affluence. She has
been quoted as saying that the three major influences on her art have been "Walt Disney, God, and
body building." All three are apparent in most of her work. Her strong humor is at least partly a result of
the melding of these influences. It is magical, uplifting and always very human.
Just like Alexandra herself.
PERSONAL
The Society of Daughters of the American Revolution
1993 edition of Who's Who in the American West
Certified mediator for the civil courts of California and the civil division of the United States
Department of Justice.
| "IT IS HER NATURE TO CREATE". Alexandra Robinson Odell of Charlotte, N.C. & Rancho Mirage, Ca. |
