Bronhilda Miketin, Developer and Inventor or Apolonia B.

In the mid 1970's, my husband, Frank and I decided to risk it all and go into a business we knew very little about. We quit our jobs, sold our home, and started a boarding and lodging home for the elderly and mentally ill. We knew we didn't know a lot about this business, but we also knew we worked great as a team. Frank had his strengths and I had mine. We knew we would make it. Our job was pretty basic. We needed to take good care of our residents, make sure all of their needs were met, and try to make our place as much of a home environment as possible. We had a lot of help along the way from family and friends. Eventually, we had three homes. In 1985 my husband died. I lost my one and only true friend and partner. This was a tremendous blow to my daughters and me.

After reassessing my life's situation,
I decided to make my next goal Apolonia B.

I began researching the ingredients that offered promising results.  With the help from the nice people at the public library, I finally was able to start making my unique cream. This cream has helped people with a wide variety of skin problems for generations now.  I've had a lot of help and support from a few very special friends and my closest family. Looking back on my life, I think I've been destined to help and please people. If it was taking a homeless man on the street with holes in his pants to the nearest store to buy him clothes and then to a restaurant to fill up his belly-I did it. Teaching a young woman who never learned to make potica from her grandma-I did it. Taking a van full of my residents to Dairy Queen on a hot summer night-I did it. I like to think of myself as a person who took after three very special people in my life. My grandma's determination, my dad's business sense, and my beautiful mother's warm and giving ways.

My cream's results speaks for itself. Please give it a try and enjoy the results hundreds, maybe even thousands of people before you already have.