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Citrus-fuelled anti-ageing products naturally nourish tired and damaged skin

(01/07/2009)

Dull, depleted skin is being given a new zing by the new citrus-fuelled anti-ageing products from Natural Elements. Using only plant extracts and essential oils, the anti-ageing holistic facial oil and luxurious day serum naturally nourish tired and damaged skin. Organic Holistic Facial Oil (£44.47 for 30ml) With a wonderfully energising fragrance, this zesty blend of Orange, Grapefruit & Patchouli in a Wheatgerm & Sweet Almond Oil base is rich in Vitamin E and works to stimulate, tone and... [more]

Natural Elements organic anti-ageing products naturally regenerate dull and tired looking skin

(05/05/2009)

Natural Elements has launched an organic range of eight anti-ageing products made from plant extracts to naturally regenerate dull and tired looking skin. The luxurious face and neck serums and oils contain a range of natural ingredients such as Seaweed extract and Wheatgerm oil, which are high in vitamins and minerals, with natural anti-oxidants such as Grapeseed oil and Carrot extract to improve skin tone and radiance. The range is 100% certified organic and alcohol-free and is water-sol... [more]

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Links between deodorants and breast cancer refuted but more information needed: Study
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