We have left the first month of spring behind. This means it’s time to pull out the cosmetics that have spent the entire winter “hibernating”—shimmering body lotions, SPF creams, facial washes, and lip glosses. Moreover, many brands have already prepared their new products in these categories. Today we will introduce you to them.
Last week we talked about the gray lip balm inspired by prefabricated high-rise buildings and the new perfume brand Avec Défi. Here, we will introduce you to Payot sun protection series and mimosa scented cosmetic products.
The Dead Sea is officially considered the lowest place on land. It contains 10 times more minerals than other bodies of water. That is why all the ingredients of Minus 417 cosmetics are extracted from the depths of the Dead Sea. When the brand was created, it was located 417 meters below sea level. This is how the name came about. The brand now has several collections for face and body, and this spring it updated its Infinite Motion moisturizer line. It contains moisturizer, eye cream and sunscreen lotion suitable for different skin types.
“Mimosa Solar” is filled with the atmosphere of sunny Sochi during the flowering of this bright yellow plant. The entire series is created simply to improve your mood. The moisturizing body gel and hand gel mask leave the skin with a soft glow like the glow of sun rays. And the shower gel immerses you in the aroma of mimosa. It couldn’t be any more spring collection!
The Payot brand is a timely reminder that face and body skin should be protected from the sun. In many cities of Russia, the UV index already reaches 2 or higher, and international medical associations believe that with this level of radiation the minimum protection factor should not be lower than SPF30. Of course, you need to protect your skin all year round. The main feature of the Solaire series is that it is good not only for humans but also for nature. Payot has developed a special environmentally friendly complex of protective biodegradable filters of the new generation OCÉA+. This is what is used in the products of the line, from liquid to stick.
The anti-stress toys were no match for the anti-stress cream… And no, it’s not about the soothing texture (although it is really gentle). The anti-stress effect in the new Doctor Babor product is provided by extracts of reishi, shiitake, chaga and ginseng root mushrooms. This antioxidant complex blocks the negative effects of stress and restores healthy skin.
To be completely honest, we choose a lip balm primarily based on its packaging. The contents of the bag must always be beautiful so that it can be photographed aesthetically. But the new Skinjestique product has it all: luxurious packaging and a softening balm formula rich in shea and coconut oils. We don’t leave the house without it anymore.
Wellness brand Amur has created the perfect gift that went straight to our wish list: a sleep box. Inside, it has everything needed for a perfect evening: a lavender-scented candle, a soothing pillow spray (also lavender), and a silk sleep mask that fits snugly enough to block out any light.
Our latest discovery is St. It is an organic and natural SPA care cosmetics brand from St. Petersburg. Its history began in 2012 with the founding of Amoveo spa, and two years ago the company launched the brand of the same name. All products have “clean” formulas consisting of ingredients approved and approved by the COSMOS standard. Our personal favorite is a mist with a delicate pineapple scent. Moisturizes and refreshes face and body skin.
Source: People Talk
I’m Roger Gritton, and I’ve been writing for the The Fashion Vibes for over 5 years now. My specialty is beauty news; I’m passionate about covering the latest trends, products, and innovations in the industry. In my time there, I’ve become known as an authority on all things beauty-related.
I love discovering new experts to interview, researching up-and-coming ingredients and techniques that are making their way onto our beauty shelves and highlighting people who are making a difference in the world of cosmetics. My work has appeared not only on The Fashion Vibes, but also several other publications including the New York Times Magazine, Allure Magazine and Refinery29.
