Barr – Super Green Deep Energy Cream Moisturizer- 60 ml

Description

A moisturising vegan facial cream, enriched with 58% of Heartleaf (Houttuynia cordata) extract and 19% of Mugwort, for soothing skin inflammation, 0.1% of Panthenol (Vitamin B5) and allantoin, which helps prevents moisture loss, and offers anti-aging and regenerating benefits. The Super Green Deep Energy Cream might just be the ‘best moisturizer’ for sensitive skin. Also suitable for pregnant & and breastfeeding women.

Benefits:

• Heartleaf has flavonoids such as Quercetin, Quercitrin, Hyperoside, Rutin, Afzelin and Apigenin. These phenolic flavonoids have strong antioxidant activity agents that ward off free radicals, they also possess anti-inflammatory properties
• Works as a humectant to help attract moisture
• Mugwort has antibacterial qualities and can help reduce sebum
  
• Pregnancy-safe, breastfeeding-safe & vegan

How to use:

Apply a generous amount of cream to moisturise the face, neck and décolleté. Massage in with upward motion until fully absorbed.

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Recommended routine by Nunu Ma:

This has a refreshing gel texture moisturizing feel which makes it well-suited for summer/ warm climates, and oily and sensitive skin. Use this cream to nourish and moisturise sensitive and oily skin. You can also try Barr’s barrier centella cream as a perfect duo with this cream.

Brand info: Barr is a sustainable cruelty-free vegan skin care brand. Co-founders (Celeste & Joey J.) consider this a minimalist lifestyle project helping to achieve a decluttered and stress-free life. Barr fosters a culture of simple and practical skin care, incorporating only the best and most essential ingredients. The brand is known for its Centella Calming line featuring the Ampoule Toner, Gel Essence and Barrier Cream. All products are 100% made in Korea and in 100% recyclable packaging.

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Vegan certified, cruelty free & pregnancy-safe

Barr is a known Peta approved cruelty-free and vegan brand

Please double check always with the main company and search online for more background info. We have personally found some shops label skincare products vegan for example which are not vegan – and even found company staff provide different answers (perhaps lost in translation and understanding of these terms)! Only you can determine your definition and ethics – we will do our best to help you make that decision by presenting our research.