newproducts Getting richer
LDN:Skins has introduced a new,more intense, SeltTanMousse –Tone 3 to give a richer,more golden tan to complement Summer fashions.
Concentrations of guide colour and odourless DHA have been intensified so that results are instant, flawless and long
lasting.As with all LDN:Skins products, these advanced, organic- based ingredients synchronise with your clients’ complexion for natural colouration.
Themoussemakes an ideal complement to an in- salon treatment, like the LDN:Skins Couture SprayTan, enabling your clients to top-up their tan at home.
• LenaWhite Ltd: 01923 760 110 • Circle number: 145
Naturally bronzing
Combining a customcolour complex, natural skin caring ingredients and sunscreen, Karora’s new Gradual BronzingMoisturiser SPF15 delivers a 3-in-1 gradual bronzing treatment for the skin.
Ideal for jump-starting a tan on both the face and body, colour begins to develop within three to four hours and builds into a deeper tan after two to three further
applications.The gradual tan includes an SPF15, which protects against both UVA and UVB rays, delivering an anti-ageing shield.
Themoisturiser also contains natural skin caring ingredients, including a proprietary blend of Jojoba, Coconut Oil, Rosemary Leaf extract, vitamin E and essential oil ofArgan to soften, sooth and condition the skin.
• Karora: 01256 345 588
Into themist
South Seas’TahitanTanMist is a fast-drying tan in a spraymist formula, creating a golden brown tan.
The tan has been scientifically developed to be non-greasy and easy to apply with even results, promising to look real.
TahitanTanMist has also recently been put to the test in The DailyTelegraph, where it was awarded a nine out of ten.
• Strip Distribution: 0207 590 9300 • Circle number: 8
Filter out harmful particles
Following recent reports about health risks associated with DHA found in spray tan products, LDN:Skins are promoting the use of their nasal filters.
Anti-ageing bronze
BeautyLab’s PeptideTanning Instant Colour SelftanMousse incorporates a revolutionary peptide that activates themelanin receptors in the dermis to create a streak-free, natural looking sun-kissed glow.
Utilising a vegetable DHA and highly sophisticated peptide active, themousse creates a gradual and even looking tan, whilst the vitamin and plant extract rich formulation provides the skin with a hydrating anti-ageing treatment.
Cocoa extract in the formulation provides rich, intense hydrating properties to ensure easy application andmoisturisation, and Carrot Oil has the ability to lighten age spots and reduce dark circles. Passion Flower infused with vitamins A, C and E offer protection andmaintenance of the skin barrier to defend against excess sun exposure and pollution.
• BeautyLab: 0844 324 0754 • Circle number: 201
LenaWhite, founder of LDN:SKINS Ltd says: “Right at the conceptual stage of LDN:Skins Imade it clear that I wanted LDN: Skins to be the safest spray
tan.That meant protecting against the inhalation of spray tan particles during an application. That’s why I insisted on offering only the best extraction and filtration systems and effective nasal filters”.
LDN:Skins’NOSII nasal filters are filled withmicrofibres which filter outminute spray tan particles without interfering with natural breathing, are certified as safe, drug, latex, adhesive and allergen free, and are registered and listed with the FDA.
• LenaWhite Ltd: 01923 760 110 • Circle number: 145
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