WILD ROSE SMOOTHING FACIAL OIL

Slimming World Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Good to glow. Don’t let winter rob your skin of its radiance. With a few beauty tweaks and smart buys you can recapture that lit-from-within look, whatever the weather. What they say? Build a barrier. . . Massaging with a facial oil nourishes a lacklustre complexion, particularly during the colder months, as well as boosting circulation and carrying blood to the surface along with glow-giving oxygen and nutrients. ‘Lymph fluid is also stimulated, thus taking away dead skin cells, reducing puffiness, dark circles and areas of congestion.’ she says (Sian Jones, aromatherapist and co-director of natural beauty brand Balance Me). Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Oil pictured.

Look Magazine, January 2012. Feature: The Test Factor. Every week, our panel tests beauty must-have’s so you can buy the best – it’s a beauty bootcamp! What they say? Hydrating Night Oils. Wake up looking totally gorgeous. Nourish your face while you sleep. Exfoliate before you apply your facial oil – this will allow it to penetrate deeper into your skin, giving you a long-lasting glow. Don’t be afraid to use oil if you’ve got oily skin – it’ll actually help to balance out the greasiness. Avoid applying oil to any existing spots – they need to dry out. 4 Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Oil Capsules. 4 out of 5 stars. Beauty Editor: These capsules contain just the right amount of oil to cover your entire face, so you won’t waste any. It absorbed in no time, leaving my skin glowing in the morning. Chloe: Once I got the hang of popping these, I found them easy to use. They worked better on moist skin and made it feel so soft.

WILD ROSE SMOOTHING FACIAL CARE

You Magazine (Mail on Sunday), 1 January 2012. Feature: Front Row Amy Williams. What they say? Fashion in five: Jessica Michibata. Jessica, 27, the girlfriend of racing driver Jenson Button, spends her time jetting between the Formula 1 racetracks and her native Japan, where she is a hugely successful model with the best bod in the biz. . . Beauty Secret? Organic facials. I swear by brands such as . . . and Weleda.

We tweeted to ask which range was Jessica’s favourite and here is her reply.

WILD ROSE SMOOTHING DAY CREAM

Top Sante Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Top Sante. The Beauty Lab. The most in-depth testing you’ll read. What they say? Top Sante Readers Say. We put Dr Hauschka Rose day Cream in a blind test against three others. Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Day Cream. Beth: Too heavy for my skin type. Catherine: My skin felt softer and more moisturised. Lesley: Moisturises but doesn’t leave skin looking shiny.

WILD ROSE SMOOTHING NIGHT CREAM

Prima Baby Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Time to get Gorgeous! Hero Budget beauty buys! (all under £15). What they say? The Night Cream. Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Night Cream. This cream helps the regeneration phase overnight and leaves your skin feeling super soft and young-looking come the morning. Tester talk: ‘Rich without feeling greasy, this is more expensive than my usual cream, but a little goes a long way. After a week’s use I looked much more rested’.

WILD ROSE DEODORANT

The Sun Newspaper, 19 January 2012. Feature: I ditched my deodorant to lower rick of breast cancer by Cancer Specialist Philippa Darbre. What they say? Most women have been using make-up and deodorant for years without a second thought. But new research might make you think twice. Parabens, a chemical used in cosmetics, toiletries and some food products to prolong shelf-life, has been found in tumours taken from breast cancer patients. Dr Philippa Darbre, reader in oncology at the University of Reading, has spent years studying parabens and how they get into the body. She says: ‘Parabens can mimic the action of oestrogen and there is a link between oestrogen and breast cancer’. Here she tells Lynsey Haywood why she stopped using deodorant 15 years ago. Sun Health. Your cut-out-and keep guide to paraben-free products. Deodorants. Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant.

ALMOND SOOTHING FACIAL OIL

Essentials Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Pamper yourself gorgeous. The perfect way to look amazing for the festive holiday? Invest in a little you-time with some treaty treatments – at home or in the salon! What they say? Shaping up your brows. At home. Trying to grow our your brows? Some experts day that massaging almond oil into your brow area twice a day boosts blood supply and nutrients in your skin and help the hair grow back. Try Weleda Almond Oil . . .

Boots Health & Beauty Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Health & Beauty Secrets. What they say? Eva Mendes. The Hollywood star, 37, reveals her tricks for glowing skin and looking red-carpet ready. Get the look. Follow Eva’s top tips and tricks to help achieve her radiant, A-list style. Eva is a big fan of almond oil for her skin. Try Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Oil for Sensitive Skin.

Daily Mail Newspaper, 23 January 2012. Feature: Skincare gets slick. Forget creams! Ultra-nourishing oils are the latest wonder products – even if you’ve got spotty skin. By Anjana Gosai. What they say? Using oils in our beauty regime is commonly thought to do more harm than good. If spots or greasy hair are a concern, slathering on a rich, pore-clogging oil is the last thing you’d think of doing. But oils are naturally brimming with vitamins, minerals and essential fatty acids that can provide us with a multitude of cosmetic benefits. Even celebrities are oiling up – Hollywood actress Emma Stone recently credited her flawless skin to regular use of grape seed. Different oils possess unique cosmetic properties. For hydration, try a nurturing nut or seed oil like Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Oil. Almond and plum kernel oils boost the skin’s barrier, and help it keep the moisture in.

POMEGRANATE FIRMING FACIAL CARE

Health & Fitness Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Feed your skin. Foods to beautify your skin – from inside and out. Beauty isn’t just skin deep! Your kitchen cupboards could be hiding some potent beauty-boosting ingredients. What they say? Nutrient-dense foods have anti-ageing, cleansing and revitalizing properties that work from the inside and on the outside, when applied directly to your skin. Here are our top five foods that should take pride of place in your kitchen or bathroom cabinets. Pomegranate. Check your beauty cabinet and you’re sure to find at least one product that contains pomegranate. Packed with antioxidant polyphenols, this fruit boosts your ski when eaten regularly and used as part of your skincare routine, says Williams. It’s rich in vitamin C for skin elasticity, and seed oil has been shown to regenerate the deeper skin cells, says Norton. Pomegranate is also astringent, so it tones and tightens your skin. Delicious beauty items we love . . . Weleda Pomegranate Firming Face Serum. In tests, this serum reduced the depth of wrinkles by 29 per cent and increased skin hydration by 39 per cent.

GENTLE CLEANSING MILK

Beauty Magazine, January 2012. Feature: New Year, New You. Beauty Resolutions. Advise your customers to leave behind bad beauty habits and start afresh this New Year. Anjana Gosai helps get 2012 off to a good start . . . What they say? 1. Resolve to Cleanse Daily. It’s a common beauty sin, but allowing make-up, daily grime and excess oils to fester on the skin overnight can lead to clogged pores and breakouts. The only ways to wake up with a fresh and glowing complexion is by sweeping the skin of impurities before bedtime. With a wide range of cleansing options on offer – from wipes to nourishing balms – the cleansing process needn’t be a chore. Dry skin sufferers should opt for a nourishing milk or oil-based cleansers. We like Weleda Facial Care Gentle Cleansing Milk, which has a creamy texture packed with hydrating oils.

LAVENDER RELAXING BODY OIL

Zest Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Essential Oils. Think oils are just for spas and salads? Not so. They’re the latest must-haves in the quest for gorgeous looks . . . What they say? For your body. Unlike creams or lotions, oils are water-free, so won’t quickly evaporate, meaning they’ll hydrate and benefit your skin for longer. Again, the key is to pick the right one for your skin type. . . And it’s not just yor skin that reaps the benefits. Choose one that’s blended with relaxing oils like lavender or jasmine, to soothe a tired mind and body, or rejuvenating oils such as rosemary and lemon to give you an energy boost. Zest Loves. Weleda Lavender Relaxing Body Oil contains moisturising almond and sesame oil.

CALENDULA OIL

Stella Magazine (Sunday Telegraph), 8 January 2012. Feature: What Price Beauty? The answer: not much at all if you follow these brilliantly cheap yet chic tips from beauty experts and some of the most famously well-groomed in Britain. By Natalie Silverton. What they say? Skincare. Between modelling jobs Freja Beha Erichsen prefers to let her skin breathe and nourishes it with Weleda Calendula Oil. ‘Less is more,’ she advocates.

CALENDULA WEATHER PROTECTION CREAM

Real People , 19 January 2012. Feature: This works! Beauty products that are the real deal. What they say? Weleda Baby Calendula Weather Protection Cream. Gentle enough for babies, but works just as well on sensitive grown-up skin. The lotion reduces redness and provides a barrier against the elements, protecting your skin on freezing temperatures. Plus, it’s made from natural ingredients, so it won’t irritate skin that has been damaged. We love!

CALENDULA BATH

Best Magazine , 24 January 2012. Feature: Look younger for longer by Lesley Reynolds Khan. Lesley’s ‘me-time’ corner. What they say? My pick of the loveliest pampering buys around (because a not of TLC takes off years, too!) Weleda Calendula Bath A mix of tension-busting thyme and soothing lavender essential oils, plus skin-healing calendula.

MINI BODY OIL PACK

OM Yoga and Lifestyle Magazine, January 2012. Feature: OM Products. What they say Weleda Mini Body Oil Gift Set. Over 90 years experience of working in harmony with nature and the human being has created these, the highest quality natural body oils from Weleda. Pure plant oils, rich in valuable ingredients, provide intensive care to the skin through their harmony, vitality and relaxing properties. Senses are uplifted and skin feels noticeably smoother and more supple.

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LAVENDER RELAXING BATH MILK

Country Living Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Soak up the benefits. Water therapies offer a world of pampering and health-boosting possibilities. Immerse yourself in this range of natural treatments to relax mind and body, while purifying, soothing and softening the skin. What they say? Rest and relaxation. Lavender and camomile are two of the most powerful sedatives of all plant extracts. For a deeply relaxing effect, try Weleda’s biodynamically grown and preservative-free Lavender Relaxing Bath Milk.

Vegetarian Living Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Cruelty-free beauty. Make a resolution. Give yourself some well-deserved TLC this year . . . Get enough sleep. What they say? Nearly two-thirds of us suffer from some type of sleep problem according to a recent survey, and sleep is the best beauty treatment around. Help yourself drop off sooner and get a better quality sleep by swapping late-night TV or computer work for a soak with Weleda’s Lavender Relaxing Bath Milk – we can vouch for the fact it works!

BIRCH CELLULITE OIL

Now! Diet Special, January 2012. Feature: Surgery Savers* *no scalpel required. Lift that face, sculpt that butt, nip and tuck – all in the comfort of your own bathroom! Birch Cellulite Oil pictured.

Women’s Fitness, January 2012. Feature: Party-proof your body. Top secret Figure fixers. What they say? If you’ve left the party season slim-down a little too late, try these sneaky tricks. We won’t tell! Ditch the dimples. Want perfect pins for Christmas? Flush out toxins and stimulate circulation with Weleda Birch Cellulite Oil.

Lancashire Living , January 2012. Feature: Combat Cellulite. What they say? If you are focusing on weight loss and cellulite as part of a New Year health drive to tackle those stubborn areas, then take inspiration from Weleda’s Birch Cellulite Oil. This wonder potion has just won a new Janey Loves Platinum award for ‘Best Cellulite Product’ from eco-health and natural beauty expert Janey Lee Grace, founder of the imperfectlynatural.com series, for whom this oil is a personal favourite. Janey explains: ‘This is a clever blend of plant extracts and plant oils which really seems to work on cellulte busting; after a month you can see a marked difference’. Weleda’s cellulite oil was voted the Winner in the Cellulite Treatment section in the ‘Natural Health Best Buy’ awards earlier this summer. Despite the myriad of new cellulite busting lotions on the market, this is in fact the third time that Weleda’s Birch Cellulite Oil has won the Natural Beauty Award since it launched in 2005, as it consistently out-performs the competition. This product has become a true beauty classic with cult status, and from Weleda’s wide range of natural and organic cosmetics it ranks as one of the top sellers.

BIRCH JUICE

Beauty Salon News, January 2012. Feature: Deep clean. Detoxing. What they say? Weleda’s certified organic Birch Juice is a health supplement to help detoxify the body, healthily and naturally. Made from organic silver birch without added sweeteners and blended with lemon juice, birch leaves contain flavonoids which encourage secretion or elimination processes in the body, activating the kidneys to increase urine production, and stimulating the sweat glands to flush out toxins.

Womans Weekly , 17 January 2012. Feature: Well-being. Want to detox safely? What they say? Try this . . Drinking juice. Having fruit and vegetable juices three or four times a day is a great way to get extra minerals, vitamins and other nutrients. Birch Juice is a traditional natural detox remedy dating back to te 17th century, when the herbalist Nicholas Culpeper recommended it for improving kidney and bladder function. But avoid going on a fast detox, with or without juices, unless supervised by a health professional. Try: Weleda Organic Birch Juice.

SKIN FOOD

Natural Lifestyle Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Soothe the skin you’re in. What they say? The winter weather can play havoc with our skin so give it a helping hand with some of the best skin soothers. Try . . Weleda Skin Food.

Closer Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Beauty Insider. Top 10 star beauty buys under £10. What they say? You don’t need cash on tap to stock your beauty nags with the best products – these celebrity faves are all less than a tenner! Victoria Beckham ‘Skin Food whole-body hydrating cream is amazing!’

Surf Girl Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Cold comfort. Health and beauty bits for navigating winter’s wonderland. What they say? The rich list: all-over skin remedies. 1 An intensive moisture cream and backstage beauty secret that’s been around since 1926, Weleda Skin Food is a nourishing and hydrating treatment for the whole body, especially hands, feet and elbows.

Essentials Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Notes from our beauty desk. Beauty editor Sarah Cooper-White reveals all the new trends, tricks and buys. What they say? Pssst! I’ve always been a big fan of Weleda, especially its Skin Food, but now VB (Victoria Beckham pictured) has discovered it, too, and has been tweeting about its brilliance. I think it’s a great SOS treatment for dry, chapped hands, as well as a softener for feet and elbows.

Inside Soap Magazine, 7 January 2012. Feature: Inside Gossip. Style Watch! Michelle Keegan. Corrie’s Tina. What they say? Beauty Box. Michelle’s looking fresh-faced and healthy, which can be a challenge in the winter. These products will help to perk you up . . . Weleda Skin Food. Keep this nourishing balm in your bag to revive dry skin on the go. It’s a favourite with celebs and has been around since 1926!

OM Yoga & Lifestyle Magazine, January/February 2012. Feature: Beauty Spot. Face up to winter. Baby it’s cold outside, but your skin doesn’t need to suffer, writes Lisa Burn. What they say? Winter wonders. For chapped or red skin: Skin Food, Weleda.

MIXED POLLEN 30 TABLETS

Easy Living Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Your Health Checklist 2012. There’s a perfect time for everything in life – including improving your health. Read on for when to make changes to your body and wellbeing. What they say Spring. (March 20 – June 19). Start your hayfever treatments. The season begins in April, but allergists suggest taking preventative treatment two to four weeks before you normally suffer. This stops your immune system overeacting to its first pollen exposure. Try antihistamines or homeopathic remedies like Weleda Mixed Pollen 30.

HERB & HONEY COUGH ELIXIR

Yoga Magazine, January 2012. Feature: Herb & Honey - here to help! This wonderful Herb & Honey Cough Elixir combines herbal ingredients with a comforting honey syrup to soothe dry and irritating coughs. Alongside thyme, aniseed, horehound and marshmallow root, it also includes Iceland moss which is traditionally used for its demulcent properties, and elderflower for anti-catarrhal action. Although not flavoured with artificial sweeteners or synthetic flavourings, this natural elixir is still quite pleasant to take, either straight from the bottle using a measuring spoon, or in a little water if you’re feeling fragile and chilly. This product is suitable for children over 6, but not suitable for diabetics.

Handmade Living , January 2012. Feature: Beauty Buys. The handmade living team selects the best natural beauty care products. What they say? Weleda Cough Elixirs. Combat those annoying, tickly coughs this winter with Weleda’s Cough Elixirs, which combine the expectorant properties of thyme, aniseed and horehound with the soothing properties of marshmallow root and honey for natural relief. The Cough Elixir also uses homeopathic potencies of ipecac, pulsatilla and drosera.

RHINODORON NASAL SPRAY

Womans Weekly Health Living, January 2012. Feature: Beat Your Allergies Without Drugs. Sneezing and itching can be miserable, but if antihistamines make you drowsy, there is another way to ease your suffering, says Dr Sarah Brewer. What they say? Sinusitis. Nasal Sprays containing aloe vera gel in a saline solution can help clear stuffed noses during the day by flushing out allergens and reducing itching. Try Weleda’s Rhinodoron.

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DECEMBER PRESS

SKIN FOOD

Spa Secrets Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Interview. Erin O’Connor. Model Behaviour. She may have graced the catwalk for the world’s most famous designers but there’s more to Erin O’Connor than meets the eye. Words: Yanar Alkayat.What they say? (Life) Style CV. Essential Skincare. ‘My skincare routine is a ritual I have never strayed from and I am always very diligent about taking off all my make-up before I leave the studio after a shoot or after a fun night out … My absolute MUST however is Weleda Skin Food which I apply all over my body! It smells so fresh and uplifting too and I never leave the house without it’.

More! Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Bling on the party season! Make sure you sparkle brigher than Tulisa’s teeth with our tinseled tips and tricks , and see the year out in style! What they say? Fix a multitude of skin sins with Weleda Skin Food. This magic cream cures winter-chapped hands and partied-out feet. Rihanna and Victoria Beckkham both rate it, which is good enough for us!

Pregnancy & Baby Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Monitor News. What they say? Bump Up! Weleda Skin Food We’ve always been fans of this moisturiser for giving our skin a boost, but now Victoria Beckham has tweeted about loving it too.

Woman Magazine, December 2011. Feature: A-list Budget Party Buys. Do like the A-listers and look picture perfect. What they say? Here are their favourites . . . Victoria Beckham says she loves Weleda’s Skin Food. The chamomile and calendula moisturiser perks up tired skin.

Cambridge Agenda Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Skin SOS! Whether you suffer breakouts, dark spots, dry or tired-looking skin, Holly Willis has put together an arsenal of tried and tested skin savers. What they say? Feed your face. Everything from stress to poor diet to pollution and harsh weather all take their toll on the face, but a good replenishing cream is a key defence. Green beauty brand Weleda came up with Skin Food in 1926 and it’s going string, with a host of celebrity followers including Alexa Chung, Helena Christensen and Rihanna. It’s 100 per cent natural and Erin O’Connor keeps it in her handbag to soften dry skin.

WILD ROSE DEODORANT

Vogue Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Vogue Beauty. The Big Cleanse. The One-Stop Gym Class. Jessica Hogan discovers that New York’s latest fitness craze is a ruthlessly efficient way to get in shape fast. Biker Grove. The final proof that spinning is where it’s at? Even designers have caught on to the indoor bike movement. Roberto Cavalli recently launched an indoor bike in collaboration with sports equipment brand Cicolette (complete with leopard-or zebra-print saddle and handles, naturally), and both Emporia Armani and Stella McCartney for Adidas have launched specialized attire for spring/summer ’12. (Weleda Wild Rose Deodorant pictured).

BIRCH CELLULITE OIL

Natural Lifestyle, December 2011. Feature: Beauty Focus. Natural Beauty. Natural Lifestyles pick of the month. What they say? We’re at the time of the year when weight loss and detox are on the agenda, and so you will be looking for products to help. You could try Weleda’s Birch Cellulite Oilm, which has just won a new Janey Loves Platinum Award for Best Cellulite Product, awarded by eco-health and natural beauty expert Janey Lee Grace. The now bulging award cabinet at Weleda also includes a 2011 Natural Health Beauty Award, along with Green Beauty Bible accolade for top eco-credentials and Beauty Bible Beauty Steals award for great value.

LAVENDER RELAXING BODY OIL

Coast Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Coast Beauty. Ways to slip into slumber, a luxurious Dorset spa and how to hold on to your hair colour. What they say? 5 sleep enhancers. To help you drift off . . . . Weleda Lavender Relaxing Body Oil leaves skin plumped and nourished.

CALENDULA NAPPY CHANGE CREAM

Your Healthy Living, December 2011. Feature: The Editor’s Choice. Weleda Calendula Nappy Change Cream. Each issue of Your Healthy Living I recommend a product to readers that has really caught my eye, the ‘Editor’s Choice’. Weleda Calendula Nappy Change Cream was voted by our readers as their favourite of my choices in 2011. It’s an excellent product and a deserving winner. ‘We are thrilled that Weleda’s nappy cream has won a coveted Editor’s Choice Your Healthy Living Award,’ said Karin Calladine, Marketing Manager at Weleda UK. ‘It is always exciting when Editors pick their favourite products to recommend to their readers, and it is doubly rewarding when those readers cast their vote of agreement! ”

CALENDULA WEATHER PROTECTION CREAM

Green Parent Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Green Living Pages. Health & Beauty. What they say? WE LOVE. Weleda Weather Protection Cream offers intensive protection against drying winds or cold, wet weather, for babies and all the family.

Absolute Brighton Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Absolute Beauty. Bring it on! Prepare your skin for the onslaught of winter with these fine luxury products. What they say? 3 Weleda Calendula Weather Protection. Intensive protection against drying winds or cold, wet weather, for all the family, including babies.

SEA BUCKTHORN XMAS GIFT

Green Parent Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Green Gift Guide. Ethical Beauty. What they say? Weleda Sea Buckthorn Gift Set. The precious oil from sea buckthorn berries provides the special ingredient in a new limited-edition gift box.

WILD ROSE CREAMY BODY WASH

ES Magazine, 2 December 2011. Feature: The ES Beauty Awards 2011. The ultimate cabinet of wonders – whatever your budget. What they say? Body Wash. Weleda Wild Rose Creamy Body Wash. EL. A natural, organic product that smells gorgeous.

CITRUS REFRESHING BATH MILK

Woman Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Looking after your health. All I want for Christmas is . . More energy! What they say? Feeling your festive zest draining away? Don’t panic, we have ways to jingle your energy bells . . . Five buzzy buys . . To help you hang on to your jingle, why not try . . A dip: Weleda Citrus Refreshing bath Milk – sherbety good! Simon Cowell is a big fan.

PINE REVIVING BATH MILK

Woman & Home Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Seasonal wellbeing. 1 Stop stress overload. Are you into that can’t-get-it-done, don’t-know-where-to-start loop? What they say? Breathing in the pleasant fragrance of Chrismassy pine will sort you out. Essential oil of pine is refreshing and ‘opening’, and has great emotional benefits, giving you an energised feeling, which helps ease mental stress and fatigue as it lifts your spirits. Massaging with pine clears the mental cobwebs and bathing with it eases nervous tension and anxiety. OUR PICK . . Weleda Pine Reviving Bath Milk.

POMEGRANATE FIRMING EYE CREAM

Vegetarian Living Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Pampering. Beauty products make great gifts, but what do the people behind the companies think about Christmas presents, and how well organised are they when it comes to shopping? What they say? Weleda ‘Harmony with nature and the human being’ is Weleda’s slogan, and besides homeopathic remedies the company is also known for their wonderful all-natural face and body products. Weleda UK’s head gardener, Michael Bate. The best Christmas present I ever received ‘A bottle of Nicolas Joly Savennières biodynamic wine – the most stupendous wine I’ve ever tasted!’ . . and the strangest ‘It has to be a metal doorstop in the shape of a very ugly gnome, which didn’t hang around for long . . ‘ When it comes to shopping . . . ‘I usually gather it bit by bit gradually through the year. It’s far better than having a panic in December.’ If I were to be given a present from the Weleda range . . . ‘I’d want the Pomegranate Regenerating Eye Cream which is great for skin that is outside all day in all weathers like mine.’

POMEGRANATE REGENERATING HAND CREAM

Womens Fitness Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Defy your age. Hand Creams Your hands are probably the busiest parts of your body and with washing them many times a day, it’s no surprise they end up dry and age faster than the rest of your body. Keep them in shape with these moisturisers.What they say? PRODUCT: Weleda Pomegranate Firming Hand Cream. Price: £8.95. HOW TO USE: Rub into hands as often as needed. ‘Wrinkly, rough and super parched is how my hands sometime look, especially after washing them with a handwash. After just a few days of using this silky antioxidant-rich hand cream, my hands looked younger, felt firmer and my skin was soft and super smooth – just like they were five years ago! It is said to help prevent the premature formation of age spots, the cream is quite thin and not greasy at all, so you don’t need to use a lot. I also love the fresh, fruity pomegranate fragrance. Delish! Margaret Bartlett, 43.

ALMOND SOOTHING FACIAL CREAM

Womens Fitness Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Winter skin breakthrough. Next generation rehydration. Listen up, ladies! It’s time to rethink your winter skincare strategy. Ditch your dreary old regime and drench your skin in the latest moisture-locking products, says Yanar Alkayat.What they say? 2 Soothe Sensitivity. Dry skin gets even drier in winter, and sensitive skin reacts quickly to changing temperatures. Avoid ingredients like sulphates, which can dry out the skin further. The almond oil in Weleda Almond Soothing Facial Cream soothes the skin and alleviates irritation. Perfect for using before and after a winter run.

ALMOND SOOTHING FACIAL LOTION

Instyle Magazine, December 2011. Feature: 25 of the hottest celeb beauty secrets ever! What they say? 7 Jessica Alba’s natural treats. Jessica Alba’s organic and natural lifestyle philosophy extends to her wash bag. She says, ‘I love natural beauty buys like Weleda. The argument for organic skincare on sensitive skin makes sense. I opt for products that don’t have much of a fragrance’. (Almond Soothing Facial Lotion pictured).

ALMOND SOOTHING MASQUE

InStyle Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Beauty. Post-Party Beauty Boosters. The experts reveal how to look radiant the morning after the night before. What they say? Feed your skin. Leyla Tabaksert, Zest’s Contributing Beauty Editor, says: ‘The morning after one too many mojitos, I have a glass of energy-boosting . . . . .. Then I apply Weleda Almond Soothing Masque, which uses organic almond and plum oils to calm and replenish’.

WILD ROSE SMOOTHING FACIAL OIL

Zest Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Beauty Wise. 3 ways with rose. What they say? Roses aren’t just for looking pretty. Their beauty benefits make them favourites for the skin, mind and body too. FACE. Need and instant skin soother? Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Oil, calm dry, irritated complexions and improve skin elasticity, too.

Hello Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Petal Power. Pamper yourself with the rosiest perfumes and skincare products, created to keep you in the pink on even the greyest of winter days. Hello’s beauty editor Nadine Baggott selects the pick of the best. What they say? The symbol of romance, roses also contain active ingredients that are soothing and calming for winter-weary skin. The petals are used for fragrance and colour, while rose sap is rich in vitamins A, C, E and F, making it ideal for day and night creams, as well as lip balms. Here’s our choice of fabulous florals: 5. Weleda Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Oil.

RHINODORON NASAL SPRAY

Zest Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Your winter defence plan. It’s officially party season, but late nights and festive excess can take their toll. Here’s how to stop illness spoiling your fun . . . What they say? Runny Nose. There are about ten lurgy-inducing living in your nose, including the rhinovirus – responsible for up to 50% of colds. Cold viruses flourish at 33C, which is the same temperature as inside your nostrils. Meanwhile, central heating can dry out the tiny hairs that push out bacteria and dirt, leaving you more open to infection. PREVENT IT. Wrapping a scalf around you nose and chin can prevent your nasal cavities drying. ‘Cold air slows the flow of mucus that traps viruses and inhibits the white cells that fight them,’ says Professor Ron Eccles, director of the Common Cold Centre at Cardiff University. CURE IT. . . For a drug-free option, try a saline spray such as Weleda Rhinodoron, which helps clear out and moisture your nasal passages.

COUGH ELIXIR

Simply Beautiful Magazine, December 2011. Feature: Hot off the press. It’s about thyme. What they say? Winter’s often blighted by coughs and Weleda offer natural remedies to help. It’s original Cough Elixir, a natural expectorant dating from 1954, combines herbal medicine with natural plant ingredients that will ease symptoms. The gentle action of drosera, pulsatilla and ipecac work with the body’ own defence mechanism to bring quick relief. Wrapped up in a warming syrup of raw can sugar and malt extract are some effective natural ingredients. Thyme is a herbal remedy traditionally used for bronchitis and tonsillitis – it eases chesty coughs and zaps invading bugs. There’s aniseed too, which is a natural expectorant and marshmallow root, a demulcent with natural anti-inflammatory properties. White horehound is good for acute bronchitis. As with all medicines, always read the label.

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CELEBRITY FANS OF WELEDA

All the following have been quoted as fans of Weleda, either in magazines or newspapers or through their own publications:

WE LOVE ALL WELEDA PRODUCTS

Erin O’Connor (supermodel), Susannah Constantine (stylist, presenter), Alan Titchmarsh (presenter), Callie Thorne (actress), Chandra North (model), Emmy Rossum (actress).

WELEDA BABY

Calendula Face Cream: Jessica Alba (actress), Alexa Chung (presenter).

Calendula Nappy Change Cream: Elizabeth Hurley (model, actress), Elle MacPherson (model), Gwyneth Paltrow (actress).

Calendula Shampoo & Body Wash: Georgia Jagger (model), Courtney Cox (actress).

Calendula Cream Bath: Georgia Jagger (model).

Calendula Oil: Freja Beha Erichsen (model), Georgia Jagger (model).

WELEDA BALMS

Foot Balm:Morwenna Lytton Cobbold (model).

Pomegranate Regenerating Hand Cream: Georgia Jagger (model), Caryn Franklin (fashion presenter).

Skin Food: 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/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 & Irelands Next Top Model show, Autumn 2011), Victoria Beckham (singer, model, designer).

WELEDA BATH & SHOWER

Chestnut Toning Bath Soak: Georgia Jagger (model).

Citrus Refreshing Bath Milk: Simon Cowell (television producer, entrepreneur).

Lavender Relaxing Bath Milk: Georgia Jagger (model), Sunshine Tutt (model).

All Body Wash: Erin O’Connor (supermodel)

Calendula Cream Bath: Kelly Rutherford (actress, Gossip Girl), Georgia Jagger (model).

Pomegranate Creamy Body Wash: Georgia Jagger (model).

Sea Buckthorn Creamy Body Wash: Rebecca Gayheart (actress), Sunshine Tutt (model).

Wild Rose Creamy Body Wash: Demi Moore (actress), Sunshine Tutt (model).

WELEDA SOAP

All: Julie Delphy (actress, director, screenwriter).

WELEDA DEODORANTS

All: Kate Hudson (actress), Joely Richardson (actress).

Citrus Deodorant: Joely Richardson (actress).

Sage Deodorant: Maggie Grace (actress), Georgia Jagger (model).

WELEDA OILS & LOTIONS

Pomegranate Regenerating Body Lotion: Georgia Jagger (model).

Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil: Georgia Jagger (model).

Lavender Relaxing Body Oil: Georgia Jagger (model), Sunshine Tutt (model).

Mallow Body Lotion: Valentine Leung (fashion designer).

Sea Buckthorn Body Oil: Emmanuella Chriqui (actress), Mette Lindberg (singer from The Asteroids), Ania Rubik (supermodel).

Sea Buckthorn Body Lotion: Claudia Schiffer (supermodel).

Stretch Mark Oil: Jenny Falconer (tv presenter), Coutrney Cox (actress).

Wild Rose Body Oil: Demi Moore (actress), Ginnifer Goodwin (actress), Ania Rubik (supermodel), Caryn Franklin (fashion presenter).

Wild Rose Body Lotion: Alicia Silvertsone (actress), Sunshine Tutt (model), Doutske Kroes (supermodel), Sophie Ward (supermodel), Susannah Constantine (stylist, presenter).

WELEDA DETOX

Birch Body Scrub: Demi Moore (actress).

Birch Cellulite Oil: Anja Rubik (model), Alicia Silverstone (actress), Erin O’Connor (supermodel).

WELEDA ALMOND SOOTHING FACIAL CARE

All: Brooke Shields (actress)

Almond Soothing Facial Oil: Jessica Alba (actress), Lili Taylor (actress), Jules Stiles (actress).

Almond Soothing Facial Lotion: Lili Taylor (actress), Lucy Burt (celebrity make-up artist).

WELEDA IRIS HYDRATING FACIAL CARE

Iris Hydrating Day Cream: Alexa Chung (presenter), Lili Taylor (actress), Jules Stiles (actress).

Iris Hydrating Night Cream: Lili Taylor (actress), Jules Stiles (actress), Twiggy (model).

WELEDA WILD ROSE SMOOTHING FACIAL CARE

All: Jessica Michibata (model)

Wild Rose Cleansing Lotion: Jessica Stam (model)

Wild Rose Facial Toner: Twiggy (model)

Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Lotion: Jules Stiles (actress), Lili Taylor (actress), Morgan Dubled (supermodel), Portia Freeman (model) .

Wild Rose Smoothing Day Cream: Erin O’Connor (supermodel), Portia Freeman (model), Alexa Chung (presenter), Anja Rubik (supermodel), Jessica Alba (actress), Karolina Kurkova (model), Anne Vyalitsyna (model).

Wild Rose Smoothing Night Cream: Jules Stiles (actress), Twiggy (model).

Wild Rose Smoothing Facial Oil: Anja Rubik (supermodel).

Wild Rose Smoothing Masque: Lili Taylor (actress).

WELEDA POMEGRANATE FIRMING FACIAL CARE

Pomegranate Firming Face Serum: Louise Dartford (celebrity make-up artist).

WELEDA HAIR CARE

Rosemary Hair Lotion: Marie Robinson (celebrity hairdresser), Cristina Ehrlich (stylist), Erin O’Connor (supermodel).

WELEDA MEN’S RANGE

After Shave Balm: William Fox-Pitt (champion show jumper).

WELEDA TOOTHPASTE

Calendula Toothpaste: Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall (presenter, campaigner).

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