Products from The Body Shop’s Almond Milk and Honey collection designed to nourish, soothe and restore sensitive skin |
The Body Shop in Sri
Lanka together with the Hilton Colombo hosted invitees at a session about
sensitive skin and superfood for skin on Thursday, 20 April. A soothingly
timeless pairing of milk and honey gets an upgrade in the brand new body care
range from The Body Shop. Ms Aradhika Mehta, Head- Marketing, The Body Shop Sri
Lanka, introduces the brand and the new range to all the invitees. Superfoods
are the next big thing in both beauty and cuisine, and the Hilton’s Chef de Cuisine
Chamlie Waidyaratne and Pastry Chef Ranjith Kapukotuwa explored this topic
alongside. The event was attended by beauty bloggers as well as guests of
Hilton Colombo.
Ms Aradhika Mehta stated
“1-in-3 women believe that they have sensitive skin, and caring for this can be
a joyless task. The Body Shop has formulated a thoughtful range of skincare
products to nourish, soothe and restore sensitive skin. With pleasurable
textures and a hypoallergenic fragrance, this is for the woman who luxuriates
in her skincare routine.” The Almond
Milk and Honey range is 100% vegetarian and has been formulated without
colourants. It was dermatologically tested on a large group of volunteers and
an overwhelming majority of women found the range the ideal balm to soothe
sensitive skin, with 95% saying that they would recommend the body lotion to
others with sensitive skin. This Soothing and Restoring Body Lotion protects
against uncomfortable, tight and itchy skin with silky smooth, fast-absorbing
and lightweight moisture that lasts for 48 hours.
In the shower, choose
from several options. The real crushed almond shells in the Gently Exfoliating
Cream Body Scrub will gently buff away at dead skin cells to leave skin feeling
soft and rejuvenated. The Soothing and Caring Cleansing Bar works in harmony
with the skin’s natural moisture levels to ease uncomfortable tightness. The
Soothing and Caring Shower Cream is a specially formulated soap-free shower gel
to protect the skin’s natural moisture barrier and PH levels.
Arrangements of The Body Shop’s Almond Milk and Honey range displayed at the event |
Aradhika Mehta also
guided the attendees through a range of The Body Shop superfood products that
they could add to their beauty routine. She recommended the expert facial
masks, available in four variants for different results which could also be
used in combination when multi-masking. All four-Himalayan Charcoal Purifying
Glow Mask, Ethiopian Honey Deep Nourishing Mask, Chinese Ginseng and Rice
Clarifying Polishing Mask and Amazonian Acai Energizing Radiance Mask-use
ethically sourced, 100% vegetarian products that are perfect for the skin.
Both product ranges
are available at The Body Shop stores on Bagatale Road and Odel on Alexandra
Place.
About The
Body Shop
The Body Shop is an iconic British
retailer of ethical cosmetics and toiletries. It was founded by Anita Roddick
in 1976 with the belief that businesses should ‘enrich, not exploit’. A
philosophy of creating the best quality cosmetics and toiletries without
exploiting the planet’s resources or people has driven the brand, which pursued
sustainability and ethical business long before it became fashionable.
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