Friday 28 May 2010
New tropican butterflies arrived at Kew gardens Conservatory!!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8709314.stm
Korres natural products
This product line is natural and organic, so there is no use of mineral oil or other synthetic ingredients to harm the skin.There many products within this line, and they use ingredients like olive, beeswax, avocado oil, almond oil, vitamin E, and vitamin C. They also offer a day cream, a night cream, a firming eye cream, and a cleansing emulsion. This cleansing emulsion is for people who don’t want to cleanse their face with water, and it is mineral oil free and fragrance free.
A face mash that I would highly recommend is the Korres Thyme and Honey mask. he product provides deep hydration and is gentle on the face. Honey supposedly leaves a "mask" on the face, which seals moisture into the skin, leaves it nourished, and provides elasticity. Spirulina and quince, two other ingredients in the mask, revitalize the face and brighten the user's appearance. Overall, the mask meets most of these claims and is an effective product, worth the cost. Among the mask's benefits, it is truly hydrating for dry skin. After one application, users feel a significant increase in facial moisture. The formula has a delicious, not-overly-sweet scent of real honey. Its silky, smooth consistency glides easily onto the face and is not uncomfortable as it dries, like some other masks. The product is gentle on even sensitive skin. While some masks dry "on top" of the skin, the Thyme Honey Mask truly seeps into pores and provides the deep hydration Korres promises.
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