Elizabeth's daughter struck a real chord with me as the their ethos is similar to mine, in that, a lot of my motivation is to create a better environment for the next generation. Having grown up in the 80's, I've experienced first hand the effects that the previous generation have created and so I feel that my time on Earth is all about helping to redress the balance that we have lost over time. I feel that when I myself have children, I want them to grow up in a much more supportive environment than the one in which I experienced.
Therefore this brand really made me smile as it's specifically for teenagers and perfect as a first skincare set. The products are easy to use, simple in description and contain great ingredients that will help to setup good skincare foundations for life. Often a lot of beauty products aimed at teenagers are very astringent and can dry out the skin, actually creating more spots and blemishes. Whereas these products nurture the skin and work to redress balance rather than creating the need for even more products.
We tried out the Intensive Moisturiser and although I'm not a teenager, I found this perfect for my dry and delicate adult skin. Containing Sacha Inchi Oil and Tahitian Monoi, Kakadu Plum Extract, Apricot Kernel Oil, Mango Butter and Argan Oil, this left my dry winter skin comfortable, moisturised and suprisingly matt, so that I could use this alone without makeup for an even finish. For a teenager, this would be a great night cream to help balance out stressed skin and heal damaged areas. I wish this had existed when I was in my youth!
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