ON MY DESK: New in beauty for Spring. New beauty releases from these beauty-full brands:
Olive Life is an Australian-based brand that harvests its own fresh olive leaf extract. It is available in both liquid form and capsules, with five times more antioxidants than vitamin C. Olive leaf extract supports cardio health and general wellness and @dailyolivelife is sustainably sourced on their Queensland olive farm where it’s picked at dawn and extracted the same day on site.
Skin Proud beauty brand is available here at Farmers stores and online at farmers.co.nz. @skinproud Refresher $21.99 is a hydrating face mist that hydrates and refreshes tired skin, with a pineapple scented mist. Skin Proud Everything Balm $17.99 is a multi-use, handbag essential that jojoba and coconut oil to apply almost everywhere for dry patches.
Wet n Wild Cosmetics’ new Honey range is not only bee-youtiful it is infused with honey. Buzz about the honey shades of eyeshadow $12.95, face mist, primer serum, and palette. Available at Farmers and selected pharmacies.
NMN capsules by SRW Science Research Wellness, $89 contain NMN (Nicotinamide mononucleotide), a naturally occurring molecule that is found in all lifeforms. I’ve started taking them and can’t wait to see results. NMN is ideal for individuals looking for support energy, as an alternative to caffeinated drinks. And more importantly, NMN supports healthy aging processes at a cellular level metabolic, heart and brain health.
RAWW Super food Infused Beauty range just got bigger and better with the exciting release of these new skincare products for the body including coffee body scrub and a delicious hand cream.
RAWW now has this rawesome at-home Diffuser for essential oils for the home in this wooden look dome, $79.
The Creme Shop have been creating skincare in Korea for 45 years and now the famous Korean sheet masks are available in New Zealand. The fun face masks come in a wide variety to revitalize and hydrate your face. $2.99-$3.99 available at The Chemist Warehouse.
Photos Megan Robinson, 10 September 2022