A good handcream is a luxury. One boosted with anti-ageing ingredients and natural non-inflammatories is not only a treat, it?s a necessity.
The skin on our hands, like that on our neck and décolletage, is often overlooked in favour of the skin on our face. As a consequence, it can be quicker to show the signs of age-related damage ? uneven skintone, dryness, wrinkles, even pigmentation spots…
Savar?s Advanced Hand Repair is a hand cream like no other. Deeply hydrating and anti-ageing, it?s non-greasy and quickly absorbed. Better yet, it contains a wide range of premium botanical extracts and oils to help soothe the skin and protect it against damage.
New Zealand avocado oil, organic violet, lime flower… the premium goodness in Savar?s Advanced Hand Repair not only makes this top-rated hand cream a balm for dry and sensitive skins, it also helps to soothe conditions such as eczema and psoriasis. Hands are left feeling soft, smooth and protected.
Launched late last year, Savar is a premium 99% natural skincare range with an ingredient list that encompasses an entire plant catalogue. New Zealand blackcurrant oil, organic bilberry, marshmallow extract, organic fig, lime flower, lemon balm and organic goji berries are just some of the skin benefiting goodies included in Savar?s modern, effective products.
Have a look at their Facebook page at facebook.com/savarskincare, for reviews, stylish images and helpful quotes and tips that show the spirit of women and what they want.
The Savar Advanced Hand Repair, $NZ38, is made in New Zealand, comes in a stylish tottle and is available at www.savaronline.com, selected retailers and beauty therapists (salon sizes available).
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Savaronline was founded by artist Vicky Woolford and has four stores focusing on the online global market, and is also available at leading retailers and beauty therapists. Savar is consciously committed to sustainability with low carbon-emission practices and donates 10 percent of its profit to charities.
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