Skin Food 30ml (travel size)

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.

Ingredients:

INCI: Water (Aqua), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Lanolin, Prunus Amygdalus Dulcis (Sweet Almond) Oil, Alcohol, Beeswax (Cera Flava), Glyceryl Linoleate, Hydrolyzed Beeswax, Fragrance (Parfum)*, Viola Tricolor Extract, Rosmarinus Officinalis (Rosemary) Leaf Extract, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Cholesterol, Limonene*, Linalool*, Geraniol*, Citral*, Coumarin*. * from natural essential oils.

Look up ingredients in our A to Z list >

How to Use: A little goes a long way, so apply sparingly. This very rich cream is best applied to the face by gently patting on, so as to avoid dragging the skin. Elsewhere on the body, gently smooth into the skin until the cream is absorbed. To deeply nourish hard working, dry hands: apply liberally, cover with gloves and leave overnight.

Awards & Press Coverage:

Spirit & Destiny Magazine, February 2012. Feature: Spiritual Spa. The latest holistic and alternative treatments, all-natural beauty buys and home-made pampering products to ensure you look great and feel even better. What they say? Weleda Skin Food. Cheap trick. Simply slather this budget moisturiser over sleep-deprived or jet-lagged skin, and the biodynamic botanical, including viola, calendula and camomile, give it a glow so no one will know. Rihanna, Adele and Victoria Beckham are all fans.

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.

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’.

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).

Self Help:

Ingredients properties:

Warnings:

Review:

I have been using Weleda Skin food for the past few months and I would highly recommend it. It's got a lovely scent, is easily absorbed and has increased the strength of my nails as I've been rubbing it into my cuticles. I bought a tube for my sister who suffers badly from eczema on her hands and she loves it too! I've also been recommending it to all my colleagues and friends including buying it as birthday presents as you can use it for nearly everything.

G. Stewart

I do a lot of watersports and enjoy being outdoors, I have found that by applying a thin layer of Weleda Skin Food to my face before going in to the lake or river helps to protect my sensitive skin from the water and elements. I also use Weleda Skin Food on my hands and I rub some in before putting on my cycling gloves, when I have finished my bike ride I not only feel refreshed from being out in the fresh air but my hands feel soft too!

C. Berresford, Kendal

Read more reviews on Weleda Products >

reviewDiv9reviewDiv9reviewDiv9reviewDiv9.