newproducts Peptide tan
BeautyLab’s new PeptideTanning SelftanMousse offers a blend of peptides and natural ingredients for the perfect tan.
Themousse is designed to give an instant natural looking tan and is developed using a blend of natural ingredients and anti-oxidants. It is suitable for the face and body and dries quickly with a light, fresh citrus aroma.
• BeautyLab: 0844 324 0754 • Circle number: 201
All for a change
This Spring, Sienna X will unveil a fresh new look and brand identity for the brands tanning products.
Since its launch in 2004, the brand has consistently strived to adapt and grow with consumer
needs.The new look will feature fresh, aspirational packaging and innovative new product
development.The retail collection will allow clients to achieve an enhanced glow tailored to their own skin tone.
The new look will feature a sophisticated palette of warmbronze to white-gold and the playful pink that’s synonymous with Sienna X will be used to divide the collection into distinct, easily identifiable categories - prepare, tan, prolong and glam - allowing clients to achieve a radiant golden glow that lasts.
• Sienna X: 0333 600 1200 Angel tan
Flawless tanning can be tricky to achieve on dry areas such as elbows, knees, ankles and feet, but CrazyAngel’sWing Smoother is specially formulated to help achieve perfect tanning.
Wing Smoother is enriched with barberry extract to help moisturise deep into the skin, whichmeans that it can also be used as an all over bodymoisturiser to help prolong a clients’ tan, leaving skin smelling gorgeous and feeling smooth.
• CrazyAngel: 0845 180 1241 • Circle number: 202
British tan
The beauty experts at LenaWhite Ltd have created a cutting-edge, professional self-tan known as LDN:SKINS.
LenaWhite comments: “The brief was simple, create a self-tan that stays true to the core values of LenaWhite - salon biased (professional), exceptional performance, affordable quality, award winning customer service and aftercare, andmarket leading training.”
Tone1 is a light GradualTan Lotion that can be applied occasionally to create a light, subtle colour, or over consecutive days to gradually build up a sun-kissed tan.A subtle bronzer shows where the lotion has been applied, whilst giving an instant sun kissed colour that washes off later.
Key organic extracts and oils include odourless DHA and Erythulose (tanning),AloeVera (moisturising), Beeswax (moisturising)Avocado Oil (anti-ageing andmoisturising), FucusVesiculosus (seaweed and anti-inflammatory),Melon (conditioning), Orange (detoxifying), Grapefruit Peel (lymphatic stimulation) and English Lavender (healing).
• LenaWhite: 01923 240 010 • Circle number: 145
Going deeper
Following the huge success of ExtraThick Silken Chocolate and the Intense SilkenMousse tans,Vita Liberata have now launched Deeper Deep.
The Deeper Deep is available in a gel formula so it is ideal for slightly dry ormoremature skins and leaves nomarks on clothes or bed
sheets.The tan will develop subtly over four to six hours and fades perfectly with no patchiness, due to the gentle, skin-nourishing extracts in the tan.
The self-tan has been created with a new formula that is now incorporated in all theVita Liberata products, which is completely odourless, 80 percent organic, dermatoligically tested and packed with pentavitin, a nourishingmoisture complex.
•Vita Liberata: 0289 334 4411 • Circle number: 134
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