CALENDULA BABY SHAMPOO & BODY WASH

Boots: Health & Beauty Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Mothers Day

What they say?We Love Bonding Treats. Celebrate Mother’s Day with these great-for-mummy-and-baby goodies. Weleda Baby Calendula Shampoo & Body Wash “is gentle enough to share with my son without making his eczema flare up”. Tamara Corin, Beauty Editor and mum to Jonah 19 months.

COPPER OINTMENT

Real People Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Your Health.

What they say?Basket Case: Muscle pain & Cramp. Buy it. Weleda Copper Ointment. Try it. Drinking lots of water and making sure you include some salt in your diet will help prevent cramp and muscle tensing.

SKIN FOOD

Grazia Magazine, 1 March 2010. Feature: Backstage Reporter. Lauren Murdoch-Smith breaks the backstage scoops live from New York Fashion Week.

What she says? We’re hot for Lacoste. How did they get that just-worked-out skin at Lacoste? Weleda Skin Food. Models were fighting over it offstage . . . meow! Look on Grazia’s website to see backstage photos >

Harpers Bazaar Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Style. Fashion Insider: Liya Kebede. The Ethiopian born model on Jane Birkin, silk jumpsuits and sharing clothes with her children.

What she says? My Beauty Secret ‘I love Weleda Skin Food products. They really nourish my skin.’

BIRCH CELLULITE OIL

Woman’s Own Magazine, 1 March 2010. Feature: DIY Body Blitz. Skin-restoring treats meet revitalising ingredients to make an uplifting spring clean for the both body and soul! By Emma Thomson and the Womans Own Beauty Team.

What they say? Massage with meaning. It’s almost effortless. Slipping a little hands-on treatment into your clean routine means goodbye to that frantic anti-cellulite mission in summer and hello to fabulous skin right now! Focus on those areas where circulation is limited and cellulite often gathers. ‘Smooth on some oil, then work your knuckles gently over the fleshy areas like buttocks and thighs, followed by gentle pinching across the backs of arms and around the sides of your knees’ says Emma. ‘Just a little each day will mean brighter skin and less dimpling’. Now use a little extra oil and smooth over the rest of you – this will keep your skin feeling soft and smooth. Our Pick? The Scandinavians hit themselves with birch twigs to increase circulation after a sauna. We prefer the painless route with Weleda Birch Cellulite Oil.

CHESTNUT TONING BATH SOAK

Woman’s Own Magazine , 1 March 2010. Feature: DIY Body Blitz. Skin-restoring treats meet revitalising ingredients to make an uplifting spring clean for the both body and soul! By Emma Thomson and the Womans Own Beauty Team.

What they say? Boost Skin Tone. Spring is the best time to detox and tone your skin, and a splashy little combo after your scrub will get you there in 15 minutes. * Start with a horse chestnut bath. Trust us, this works! Horse chestnut is rated for its ability to tone and enliven your skin, improving circulation and leaving you feeling revitalised and refreshed. Add it to the tub and soak for 15 mins. Our pick? It has to be the real deal. Weleda Chestnut Toning Bath Soak. *Now rev things up with reinvigorating cold shower! ‘A two-minute blast in sluggish areas. Like thighs bottom and tops of arms, every day can make a huge difference to your skin and vitality levels’ explains Emma.

POMEGRANATE REGENERATING HAND CREAM

Natural Health Magazine, March 2010. Feature: March is the month to . . . Keep your finger on the pulse and find out what’s new this month.

What they say? Get hands as soft as silk with Weleda’s delicious new Pomegranate Hand Cream. This organic treat is full of antioxidants to promote skin renewal and elasticity.

Real People Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Real Beauty with Helen Wright.

What she says? Give us a ‘P’! Everyone’s cheering Pomegranates . . . Pomegranate is the buzzword on everyone’s lips, as more and more companies realise its value in beauty products. . . Pomegranates are a great antioxidants, as they’re packed full of vitamins that the skin can absorb, as well as vitamin C – which is great for moisture. Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Hand Cream.

Zest Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Zest Tests Hand Creams. Hand creams have gone high tech! Find the best for your needs with our panel’s reviews.

What they say? 2. Best for Mature Skin. Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Hand Cream. What makes this special? Natural ingredients, including sesame oil, sunflower petals, golden millet and pomegranate boost moisture, restore elasticity and help prevent age spots. Verdict? ‘This has an unusual oriental scent, with a hint of sandalwood. It made my dry skin more “stretchy” and soft, but left my palms oily. Great to put on at bedtime, but not before sitting at a keyboard’. Tick. Very moisturising. Cross. Takes a long time to absorb.

POMEGRANATE REGENERATING BODY OIL

Top Sante Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Everyone’s Talking About . . . Pomegranate.

What they say? The benefits: Hailed as a ‘superfood’, this fruit has been prized as far back as the Bronze Age for its youth-boosting benefits. It’s extremely rich in vitamin C, vitamin B5, potassium and antioxidant polyphenols, so it helps prolong the life of skin cells, restore the skin’s ability to heal faster and slow down the signs of ageing. Taken internally, it’s a powerhouse of nutrients, supporting the immune system and sustaining blood pressure levels. It’s also around three times richer in antioxidants than green tea. Where to find it: Weleda Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil.

Good Housekeeping Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Good Health. Beauty essentials every woman needs.

What they say? Pomegranate packs a punch. Beauty professionals, supermodels and screen goddesses including Claudia Schiffer and Demi Moore love Weleda’s body oils. The latest gorgeous Pomegranate Regenerating Body Oil is formulated to rejuvenate and restore radiance to dry, stressed or more mature skin. Antioxidant-rich organic pomegranate seed oil protects, nourishes and stimulates skin cell renewal. The 100% natural ingredients include skin-smoothing replenishing plant oils – organic macadamia nut, sesame and jojoba seed oil – and together really pack a punch, delivering moisture and essential nutrients. The natural fragrance is subtly sensual, feminine and warming.

Mail on Sunday (online) , Feb 2010. Feature: Beauty Bible Beauty Clinic. Our weekly Q&A from the Beauty Bible experts – Sarah Stacey (also YOU Health Editor) and Josephine Fairley, a long time contributing editor to the magazine (and Beauty Editor for eight years).

What they say? We love Weleda Wild Rose Pomegranate Body Oil, slurp, slurp, slurp. That’s the sound of our bodies, drinking in the antioxidant rich goodness of this oil from Weleda’s new collection, packed with antioxidants and targeted at more mature skins.

It’s rich, it’s unctuous – but what we love the most is that extraordinarily, it smells extremely like Shalimar!

No synthetic ingredients or fragrances – but somehow the natural scents in this blissful oil subtly deliver up the warm, powdery, vanilla-y sweetness of one of our favourite expensive perfumes.

CALENDULA NAPPY CHANGE CREAM

Practical Parenting Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Nappy Creams. Six of the best wonder creams for your changing bag.

What they say? Weleda Baby Calendula Nappy Change Cream. Tricia, mum to Bryony 9 months says, This creams is full of natural ingredients like beeswax, lanolin, sweet almond oil and calendula oil to soothe soreness. It’s easy to apply and my little one has been free from nappy rash so far. Need to know: The price for this multi-award winning product could seem high, but you don’t need much and a little will go a long way.

MASSAGE BALM WITH ARNICA

Woman & Home Magazine, March 2010. Beat aches and pains. No more snap, crackle, ouch!

What they says? Fast Fixes. Warm your joints. When’s the best time to work a warming cream into your skin? Straight from the bath when you’re nice and supple. Try Weleda Massage Balm with Arnica, for such a relief.

THE GREEN BEAUTY BIBLE

Red Magazine, March 2010. Feature: In Search of Natural Beauty? It’s the most overused word in the beauty industry, but what does ‘natural’ really mean, asks Kate Shapland.

What they say? No standard exists as yet for natural products, so many contain synthetics. Natural brands to look out for – Weleda. The pioneer founded 80 years ago on biodynamic principles, six Weleda products have won awards from the most respected book on natural beauty, The Green Beauty Bible by Sarah Stacey and Josephine Fairley.

BLACKTHORN ELIXIR

Red Magazine, March 2010. Feature: Health in a cup. Run down . . Sore throat . . Stomach ache? Have a feel-better beverage for the ultimate pick-you-up.

What they say? Cold buster: Research from the Common Cold Centre has shown that hot-fruit cordial can relieve some cold symptoms. This fruity liquid tonic, made from sloe berries, is like Ribena with extra get-better benefits Weleda Blackthorn Elixir.

Woman & Home Magazine, March 2010. Rev Up! Smart moves that double your vitality! Feeling slow and sluggish! Eating well, moving more and finding the right supplements will get you there.

What they says? Find the right supplement. How do you like your instant energy – stirred, warmed or straight up? You choose . . . Energy Elixir. Blackthorn is known for its enlivening properties. Take a shot for a high-speed boost or stir into hot water for a comfort drink. Yum! Weleda Blackthorn Elixir.