Here at Lucy Rose, we were lucky enough to get the chance to ask Kimberly Wyatt about her fab new range of natural mineral make up and here's what she said.....
LR: What led you to set up BM Beauty?
KW: I've always had a passion for makeup and am very passionate about inspiring positive change in people and consumers! Starting BM Beauty with my partner Laura McComiskie has been a FUN journey and I've learned a lot along the way!!
LR: What does the name BM Beauty stand for?
KW: BM stands for Beautiful Movements. www.BeautifulMovements.com is a place for self-expression where people listen, relate, and learn about self worth. Together we, the BM Family, encourage growth through love, compassion, and positive action. BM Beauty stands for the same, leading by example through positive change.
Read more here...
You can order all these fab BM natural mineral make up products now and save 10% off the RRP!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Friday, February 25, 2011
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
BM Beauty - Coming Soon!
BM Beauty is co-founded by Laura McComiskie (Love the Planet) and Kimberly Wyatt (ex Pussycat Doll and Sky 1's Got to Dance Judge).
The make up range is BUAV Certfied and free from bismuth oxychloride, parabens, nano particles and synthetic dyes and fragrances.
It's also good for your skin! The mineral foundations contain zinc oxide which is a natural anti-inflammatory which is great for spot prone skin. BM Beauty make up is lightweight and allows your skin to breathe. You can create a flawless complexion without clogging pores and causing further breakouts. Skin perfection with a 'no make up' feel. What could be better?
The official launch of the range on our website is 28/2, however if you pre-order now you will save 20% off the RRP.
Also to accompany our launch we will have an exclusive interview with Kimberly Wyatt and we want you to be involved. We want you to submit one question you would like to ask Kimberly and we will pick the best one and ask her.
All you need to do is send your question to info@lucyrose.biz with Kimberly in the subject line by Sunday 20/2
We look forward to hearing from you.
Check out BM Beauty Mineral Cosmetics for a sneek preview
Thursday, February 03, 2011
Jason Natural Cosmetics - Instore Now!
Jason Natural Cosmetics believe that it is equally important to pay attention to what you put on your body as well as what you put in your body. Since 1959, JASON Natural Products has been the leading purveyor of pure and natural products for skin, body, hair and oral health for the whole family, giving consumers effective, environmentally-friendly alternatives to mass-produced, synthetic chemical products.
Nature has provided an abundance of plants, roots, flowers and herbs rich in vitamins, enzymes, proteins, minerals and other biologically active compounds that have been used in the care of the body, skin and hair for centuries. Knowledge of the healing power of herbs and their special effects on the skin is used in the formulation of every product.
Since their inception in 1959, JASON has strived to produce only pure, carefully balanced products that contain the highest quality, naturally sourced ingredients, known to be skin compatible and proven effective. Jason products contain the finest food-grade, natural, organic and nutritional ingredients that deliver topical benefits to the hair and skin.
Visit our Jason Natural Cosmetics Store
Nature has provided an abundance of plants, roots, flowers and herbs rich in vitamins, enzymes, proteins, minerals and other biologically active compounds that have been used in the care of the body, skin and hair for centuries. Knowledge of the healing power of herbs and their special effects on the skin is used in the formulation of every product.
Since their inception in 1959, JASON has strived to produce only pure, carefully balanced products that contain the highest quality, naturally sourced ingredients, known to be skin compatible and proven effective. Jason products contain the finest food-grade, natural, organic and nutritional ingredients that deliver topical benefits to the hair and skin.
Visit our Jason Natural Cosmetics Store
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Aqueous Creams Make Eczema Worse
Although aqueous cream has been prescribed for millions of sufferers from childhood, it is the first time research has been carried out on an ingredient called sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS).
Previously it was thought the ‘stinging’ sensation affecting half of users was due to a preservative or antiseptic in the cream. In a study by Bath University researchers, aqueous cream reduced the thickness of healthy skin in volunteers by more than 10 per cent in just four weeks and water loss was increased.
Professor Richard Guy, professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Bath, said the remedy was likely to aggravate the dry, itchy rashes that plague eczema sufferers. He said: ‘The skin has a protective barrier layer of lipids, around one eighth the thickness of a sheet of paper, that stops chemicals from getting into the body and keeps moisture in.
‘SLS is a detergent used to mix oils into water-based moisturisation creams to give a nice creamy texture. It’s also used widely in shower gels and other cosmetics. 'Our study has found that rubbing aqueous cream containing SLS into the skin thins this protective barrier, making the skin more susceptible to irritation by chemicals. So to use this cream on eczemous skin, which is already thin and vulnerable to irritation, is likely to make the condition even worse.’ The study was published in the British Journal of Dermatology.
Aqueous cream is the most widely prescribed moisturiser for dry skin conditions. It costs the NHS £1.86 for a 500g tub and is also available from pharmacies. The principal ingredients are liquid paraffin, white soft paraffin and purified water.
Margaret Cox, of the National Eczema Society, said the charity did not recommend aqueous cream as a moisturiser. Almost four million Britons have eczema, which is mainly treated with steroid creams. Many eczema sufferers give up using aqueous cream because they find it so irritating - a study in children showed 56 per cent experienced a 'stinging' sensation when they used it.
Children said it caused more discomfort than any other product - and the latest research suggests SLS is the reason why.
Source: Daily Mail 19/10/10
Click for SLS Free and Naturally Effective Eczema Creams
Previously it was thought the ‘stinging’ sensation affecting half of users was due to a preservative or antiseptic in the cream. In a study by Bath University researchers, aqueous cream reduced the thickness of healthy skin in volunteers by more than 10 per cent in just four weeks and water loss was increased.
Professor Richard Guy, professor of pharmaceutical sciences at Bath, said the remedy was likely to aggravate the dry, itchy rashes that plague eczema sufferers. He said: ‘The skin has a protective barrier layer of lipids, around one eighth the thickness of a sheet of paper, that stops chemicals from getting into the body and keeps moisture in.
‘SLS is a detergent used to mix oils into water-based moisturisation creams to give a nice creamy texture. It’s also used widely in shower gels and other cosmetics. 'Our study has found that rubbing aqueous cream containing SLS into the skin thins this protective barrier, making the skin more susceptible to irritation by chemicals. So to use this cream on eczemous skin, which is already thin and vulnerable to irritation, is likely to make the condition even worse.’ The study was published in the British Journal of Dermatology.
Aqueous cream is the most widely prescribed moisturiser for dry skin conditions. It costs the NHS £1.86 for a 500g tub and is also available from pharmacies. The principal ingredients are liquid paraffin, white soft paraffin and purified water.
Margaret Cox, of the National Eczema Society, said the charity did not recommend aqueous cream as a moisturiser. Almost four million Britons have eczema, which is mainly treated with steroid creams. Many eczema sufferers give up using aqueous cream because they find it so irritating - a study in children showed 56 per cent experienced a 'stinging' sensation when they used it.
Children said it caused more discomfort than any other product - and the latest research suggests SLS is the reason why.
Source: Daily Mail 19/10/10
Click for SLS Free and Naturally Effective Eczema Creams
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Winter Skin Care
Keep skin and hair in tip top condition
As the recent weather forecasts have demonstrated, Winter is now well and truly upon us. But as the wind tangles our hair, the central heating dries out our skin and we lose the number of hours of sunlight, it’s important that we give ourselves a little pampering to keep fresh and glowing over the coming months.
Here are a few top tips to keep skin, hair and nails in peak form during the winter months.
Skin tends to get drier in the cold weather, and as a result of central heating. Make sure that you rehydrate the skin by drinking plenty of fluids and use an organic face serum, to give skin a boost and soften lines and wrinkles.
Keep skin nourished by using a mask after exfoliation once a week and to help close the pores.
Remember that sun protection is still important for the face, even in winter, so keep it simple by using a daily moisturiser with built in sun protection factor.
Nails can suffer in colder weather, so use a rich hand moisturiser every day and cuticle oil once or twice a week.
In windy weather, be sure to use a hair mask or conditioner to help nourish the ends of the hair as these will get dry and split.
Lastly, use a good lip balm to soften and protect the lips from cold weather, wind and the drying effects of central heating.
You can find more great natural products at www.lucyrose.biz
As the recent weather forecasts have demonstrated, Winter is now well and truly upon us. But as the wind tangles our hair, the central heating dries out our skin and we lose the number of hours of sunlight, it’s important that we give ourselves a little pampering to keep fresh and glowing over the coming months.
Here are a few top tips to keep skin, hair and nails in peak form during the winter months.
Skin tends to get drier in the cold weather, and as a result of central heating. Make sure that you rehydrate the skin by drinking plenty of fluids and use an organic face serum, to give skin a boost and soften lines and wrinkles.
Keep skin nourished by using a mask after exfoliation once a week and to help close the pores.
Remember that sun protection is still important for the face, even in winter, so keep it simple by using a daily moisturiser with built in sun protection factor.
Nails can suffer in colder weather, so use a rich hand moisturiser every day and cuticle oil once or twice a week.
In windy weather, be sure to use a hair mask or conditioner to help nourish the ends of the hair as these will get dry and split.
Lastly, use a good lip balm to soften and protect the lips from cold weather, wind and the drying effects of central heating.
You can find more great natural products at www.lucyrose.biz
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