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Skin Food 75ml

WINNER: Essentials 2012: The feelgood all-round eco beauty hero >

Weleda Skin Food is a nourishing and hydrating treatment for the whole body, especially hands, feet and elbows. This marvellous intensive moisture cream is a backstage beauty secret and been around since 1926. Suitable for vegetarians.

The beautiful singer Adele is a fan of Weleda Skin Food – read more >

This product was requested for the Model Sanctuary at London Fashion Week – read more >

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About the Product:

Weleda Skin Food is a deep-penetrating replenishing skin repair cream for dry patches of skin and for added protection. Ideal for skin that is dry, flaky and in need of extra care.

Made with organic sunflower seed oil, and extracts of wild pansy, chamomile, calendula and revitalising rosemary extract to perk up tired skin, it is a great rescue remedy for lack-lustre or generally undernourished complexions.

Skin Food is delicately fragranced with refreshing essential oils including sweet orange and lavandulae and is the natural choice for everyday care of the face and body.

It can be used as a protective cream in harsh weather and is excellent for anyone regularly out of doors.

Awards & Press Coverage:

WINNER: Essentials Magazine 2012: The feelgood all-round eco beauty hero >

WINNER: Pregnancy & Birth Bloom Awards 2012: Best Organic Product >

Best of the Best Organic Cosmetic by Figaro fashion magazine Japan

Essentials Magazine, July 2012. Feature: 2012 Essential Beauty Top 100. No Hype. No Gimmicks. These Really Work! What they say? The best-on-test products that will really work for you. Promise . . . From the Essentials team, to our industry experts, to you, we’ve tested the best beauty products to bring you our ultimate buys. Natural Beauty Care. The feelgood all-round eco beauty hero. Weleda Skin Food, Ł8.95. This truly satisfies your skin’s thirst, and it’s all-natural, so you know you won’t be putting anything dodgy on your skin!

Natural Lifestyle Magazine, July 2012. Feature: Health News. What they say? Weleda Essential. Weleda’s Skin Food has scooped yet another accolade. Named in the 2012 Essential Beauty Awards Top 100, Skin Food won the natural beauty care award, being voted the ‘the feel-good all-round beauty hero’. The judges praised Skin Food, saying ‘this truly satisfies your skin’s thirst, and it’s all-natural, so you know you won’t be putting anything dodgy on your skin’.

Natural Lifestyle Magazine, Summer 2012. Feature: Nourishing Skin Products. Keep your body looking and feeling good – for feet, face and hands. What they say? For Face. Award-winning Skin Food from Weleda has become that backstage secret for many high profile celebrities – Joss Stone, Adele, Rihanna, Winona Ryder, Lili Taylor and top models including Helena Christensen, Victoria Beckham and Karen Ferrari are all Skin Food fans. So why is Skin Food getting such impressive A-list attention? Well apparently Skin food can perk up a pasty complexion if you are suffering from lack of sleep or have been burning the candle at both ends. The ingredients are 100% natural and include extracts of organic chamomile, calendula and wild pansy to soothe rough skin, plus rosemary to revitalise dull complexions. This deep-penetrating cream is gently scented with sweet orange essential oil and has luxurious feel. Comes in a handy travel size too, ideal to protect and replenish skin blasted by drying air conditioning on the plane.

That’s Life Magazine, June 2012. Feature: Beauty Salon. Just ask Lisa and she’ll sort your beauty problems. What they say? Helping hands. Q. My daughter has completed chemotherapy. Now her hands are very dry and red, and all the skin is peeling off. Can you recommend a cream that’s suitable for her to use? Helen Parker, Nottingham. A. I do hope your daughter is on the mend now. Here are my tips to help get her hands back in shape . . . 1. Her body will be full of chemicals from her treatment, so for her beauty routine, I think she should keep things chemical-free. 2. Celebrities swear by Weleda Skin Food. Apply sparingly, as often as she remembers. 3. Try not get hands wet or exposed to weather extremes, as this will make the skin peeling worse and may cause your daughter’s hands become sore.

Clare Hammon’s, (Jewellery Designer) favourite - Read more >

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Beauty Magazines Emma Strenner lists this as one of her inflight packing ‘must-haves’ – read more >

RED's beauty director Sophie Forte – lists our Skin Food as one of her top 10 beauty products – find out more >

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Celebrity Fans: Amelia Jackson-Gray (Actress), Dree Hemingway (model, actress), Adele (Singer), Alexa Chung (presenter), Brooke Shields (actress), Charlie Green (celebrity make-up artist), Demi Moore (actress), Erin O’Conner (model), Sophie Ward (model), Kim Medcalf (actress), Helena Christiensen (model), Julia Carling (presenter and writer), Lili Taylor (actress), Melissa Joan Hart (actress), Michelle Smith (designer), Peaches Geldof (presenter), Tory Burch (designer), Melissa Joan Hart (actress), Tory Burch (designer), Liz Fraser (writer & presenter), Rihanna (singer), Jessica Stam (model), Liya Kebede (model), Winona Ryder (actress), Caryn Franklin (fashion presenter), Angela Lindvall (model), Lucy Burt (celebrity make-up artist), Jessica-Louise Abidde (model – contender in Britain and Irelands Next Top Model show, Autumn 2011), Victoria Beckham (singer, model, designer), Clare Hammon (Jewellery Designer), Carolyn Murphy (model).