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Organic wild rose beauty balm with muslin cloth, 40g for £23 by Neal's Yard
Containing 30% retinol-rich rosehip this clever little balm can be used as a nourishing balm or a cleanser. Tina reports "this was great for soothing my neck after a little too much time in the sun and I loved using it with the face cloth as a deep cleanser – really relaxing! It's a little too greasy to use as a day moisturizer but as a complexion restorer it's perfect. The lavender smell is wonderful too."Available from: Neal's Yard
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Six of the Best Organic Skincare Products
GM asparagus? Yukky. Battery chickens? Wrong. Toxins, chemicals, parabens, preservatives… we don't want to eat the little buggers but are we content to put them on our faces? Not according to the latest market data. It appears the beauty industry's developed something of a conscience… and quite a lucrative one at that. Industry experts reckon that the organic cosmetics, skincare and haircare market in the US alone will top $7.9bn by 2009. Kerching! So we put six organic skincare movers and shakers to the test and ask, do they better their chemical cousins?This feature was published in May 2008.
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