Oriflame Cosmetics has re-launched its baby range with five new products
to offer better protection and care for babies’ skin at every phase of growth.
The new Oriflame Baby line is
paediatrician approved and has been developed to cleanse, soothe and moisturise
babies’ delicate skin with ingredients that are guaranteed mild and gentle.
The entire range has been infused with the caring and pampering Organic
Cotton Extract; a naturally derived ingredient taken from cotton seeds.
Cotton Extract has been shown to help skin replenish its outer layer and to
condition sensitive and delicate skin. It is rich in omega fatty acids, in
particular palmitic, oleic and linoleic acids, which are crucial to healthy
skin.
The Oriflame Baby skincare
range has been developed by a team of Oriflame’s leading scientists to give
gentle moisturising and conditioning benefits without causing irritation. The
entire range has been clinically tested on sensitive adult skin and eyes, under
the supervision of experienced dermatologists and ophthalmologists, in
independent testing laboratories.
The result: Oriflame Baby formulations that contain very mild ingredients,
are pH-balanced and free from parabens, respecting the natural skin physiology,
safeguarding against irritation and helping to lock-in hydration. In addition
the Hair and Body Wash has a tear-free formula guaranteed to be gentle on
babies’ eyes and skin.
Finally, all aspects of the products have been carefully assessed and
approved by a team of paediatricians to guarantee that they are safe for use on
babies.
The range includes a Baby Talc RRP £2.95 (75g), a Baby Hair & Body Wash
RRP £4.95 (300ml) and a Baby Moisturising Cream RRP £4.95 (150ml) which are
launching on 16 February. Until 15 March, a 30% discount will apply to any of
these products.
A further two
products will be added to the range on 16 March; a Baby Soap Bar RRP £1.85 and
a Baby Oil RRP £4.95.
Oriflame Baby
can be purchased from via www.orijen.co.uk
or why not become one of Oriflame’s nationwide network of Consultants. To find out more visit www.orinet.co.uk.
