Montana Girls Take A Stand

Online, February 25, 2011 (Newswire.com) - BOZEMAN, MONTANA- On Saturday, February 26th Montana girls will learn how to create the world they want at the 2011Girls For a Change Conference held at MSU Bozeman. Sponsored by Thrive, the conference will be a fun-filled opportunity to learn by partaking in workshops taught by local women and businesses including Yellowstone Bees, Classic Ink and
Bridger Care.

The mission of the conference is to empower young women to use their voice, ability and problem solving capacity to speak up, be decision makers, create visionary change and realize their full potential. Bozeman based Yellowstone Bees Natural Body Care is excited to be involved in the conference. Their workshop titled "Bee Yourself" will give girls the tools to choose the most natural skin care products as well as understand the importance of reading the labels on their body care products.

Yellowstone Bees is dedicated to educating consumers about healthy natural skin care solutions. The company uses ingredients from plants and herbs such as chamomile, lavender and sunflower as well as beeswax to create moisturizing products that restore, replenish, and reenergize the skin and body. Yellowstone Bees keeps their products pure by ensuring they are free of ingredients that are not good for customers such as parabens (artificial preservatives), synthetic dyes, sulfates or mineral oils.

Yellowstone Bees was founded in 1997 in Sweet Grass County, Montana and expanded to their current headquarters in Bozeman in 2006. The company is a business owned and operated by women. All of the over 100 natural body care products are made locally in Montana and entirely from natural ingredients. Yellowstone Bees products include hand and body creams, lip balms, aromatherapy sprays and bath & spa products.

For more information, contact Kim Lewis at 406.624.0105 or kim@yellowstonebees.com
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