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Star ingredient: algae. Seaweed skincare.
Wash away the evidence of a busy city day with Seaweed. For centuries seaweed has been used as an important source of food, a fertilizer, energy source, and a beauty product. The restorative powers of algae, the simple, chlorophyll-containing organisms, have long been recognised by some of the most luxurious beauty houses. Algae may be the…
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Anne Semonin Precious Pearl Youth Radiance Elixir – The new generation of skincare for radiant, younger looking skin
Another ultimate solution to anti-ageing. The historic Anne Semonin beauty salon in Paris is a privileged area dedicated to sur mesure beauty and well-being. As pioneers of made-to-measure skin care treatments, the Anne Semonin ethos is to combine trace elements and natural essential oils to visibly boost a woman’s beauty and soul. The active ingredients…
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The Most Expensive and Luxurious Skincare Creams
While there are countless skin care products to choose from that range from the really affordable to the extravagantly expensive, there are certain products that stand out as being just as effective as their price tag is high. Check out the most expensive and the most luxurious skin care creams below to see which…
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Luxury skincare product promises to nourish Kenyan employment
Marula oil could become a multibillion-dollar business, according to the Kenyan farmer planning to produce and market the product in east Africa
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Dolce & Gabbana’s skincare is promising to give “captivating skin”
Dolce & Gabbana’s first luxury skincare range is not only about expensive smart packages and a selling logo. The Italian luxury house partnered with the beauty experts at P&G Prestige powerhouse to develop an exclusive new composition which contains “Gold Flavo-Silk Tricomplex” based on gold silk sericin extract, enhanced with Italian olive oil extracts and…
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Or rouge – YSL’s most exceptional skincare range
Saffron stigmas (derived from Crocus sativus/ Saffron crocus), “the world’s most expensive spice by weight,” has a long medicinal history as part of traditional healing; several modern research studies have hinted that the spice has possible anticarcinogenic (cancer-suppressing), anti-mutagenic (mutation-preventing), immunomodulating, and antioxidant-like properties. Other controlled research studies have indicated that saffron may have…