Indian Infusion for skin feeling parched and dehydrated

(05/01/2009)

If your skin feeling parched and dehydrated after the excesses of Christmas partying, bring a rosy glow back to your cheeks this spring with a skincare range infused with natural oils and plant extracts.

Celebrity beauty guru Janet Ginnings has recreated an old family tradition with her exotic Indian Infusion range. Inspired from recipes handed down from her grandmother, Janet uses only the most natural ingredients to restore a youthful, radiant glow.

As a young girl growing up in India, Janet would have her skin cleansed with a special ‘dough’ made from chickpea flour, yogurt and goat’s milk. Afterwards, it would be moisturised with cream for a silky smooth finish.

Now the essence of these ancient beauty rituals has been captured in her scrubs and skincare essentials. Herbal extracts have long been used in Asia to repair and revitalise the skin, and is just the thing to enliven a drab complexion.

Polish up dull, dry skin with the Fruit & Nut Scrub (£15.00), a blend of citrus and nut oils. For a natural way to cleanse there’s Deliciously Soft Cleanser (£12.00), with its combination of coconut to moisturise and wheatgrass to restore, and Settle Petal Toner (£16.00) to reinvigorate. The Face Mask Smoothie (£15.00), rich in nourishing avocado and thirst-quenching Feed Me Skin Lotion (£26.00) rehydrate and give a long-lasting radiance boost.

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