Natural Being launches new certified natural skin care range
Natural Being has launched a new range of luxurious yet affordable natural skin care products with special ingredients sourced in New Zealand.
If you're new to using organic products, this is a great way to get started. The range features basic items to incorporate into your daily beauty regime, including cleansers, toning gel, eye cream, day and night creams, plus a hand and body lotion.
With these products, you'll soon be enjoying the benefits of natural skin care formulas that do not include synthetic ingredients.
Jo Mason, marketing manager for Natural Being, said that the range has been designed with the current economic climate in mind.
"It gives consumers the choice to experience a completely natural range at a very affordable price," she explained.
Ms Mason said that the new Natural Being products suit all skin types.
"It would be a great introduction for consumers who would like to switch to a natural range as this is a simple and easy range to understand," she commented.
The range has been certified by BDIH, the German organisation whose endorsement is recognised as the official seal of approval for natural beauty products and includes New Zealand ingredients manuka honey and manuka oil. The former leaves the skin glowing and revitalised by stimulating cell renewal, while hydrating and maintaining moisture levels.
Natural Being harvests active honey at peak potency to further enhance the effects of this ingredient.
The oil is taken from the leaves of New Zealand's native manuka tree and has anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-inflammatory properties, fighting the micro-organisms that cause irritation and blemishes.
In addition, the natural skin care range features tocopherol (vitamin E), which is an easily-absorbed antioxidant which protects the skin against the ageing effects of free radicals.
The idea of the products is that they form a four-step beauty regime for keeping skin healthy and glowing.
Cleansing forms the first step and there are two options with the Manuka Cleanser which suit oily to normal skin and those with a normal to dry complexion. The former is a foaming gel, while the latter is a creamy formula. Natural Being recommend that they are used morning and night for best results.
Next up is toning, which should again be done every morning and night after the cleanser. The Manuka Toning Gel is suitable for all skin types and the natural skin care experts advise using it over the face and neck, leaving it to dry for 30 seconds.
Step three involves using the Manuka Honey Eye Cream to protect those peepers. A small amount should be applied around the eye area with your ring finger.
Finally, moisturising is the fourth step in the recommended beauty regime and Natural Being has created day and night creams for oily to normal and normal to dry complexions for this.
Another key product is the Manuka Hand and Body Cream, which should be applied all over after showering. Natural Being recommends that you pay particular attention to elbows and heels, to leave your skin feeling soft and protected all over.
Ms Mason said that the benefits of following this regime will become clear.
"With hero ingredients Manuka Honey and Manuka Oil, Natural Being will leave your skin glowing and with added Vitamin E, this will protect the skin against the ageing effects of free radicals," she concluded.
By James Mould
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