Elemis Skin Care

Elemis skin care is the leading luxury British spa and skin care brand which is available worldwide.

Elemis originally launched in the UK in 1990 and now it is tried and tested by over 5.7 million satisfied users who repeatedly select this luxurious spa and skin care brand.

Elemis are able to bring influential anti ageing products to the skin care market with a combination of natural active ingredients and up to date technology.

All ingredients in Elemis skin care products are derived where possible from organic extracts, revolutionary Absolutes, first extraction pure Essential Oils, natural emulsifiers, skin softening emollients, medicinal herbs and clinically proven collagen boosting Seaweed extracts, transferring the purest form of living energy to your skin.

Elemis skin care products are loved worldwide by celebrities and beauty spas alike because they have everything you need in their Elemis skin care ranges for you to look and feel your best.

Celebrity Beauty Secret

Did You Know?

Cheryl Cole from Girl’s Aloud has a secret skin care weapon:

Cheryl uses Elemis Pro-Collagen Marine Cream.

Elemis Skin Care – First You Must Figure Out Your Skin

The truth is that we’re all worried about wrinkles. However old we are, ageing is a modern-day pre-occupation and a battle no one wants to give up on. So what causes fine lines and wrinkles and how can we get rid of them?

Elemis Can Fight Facial Signs of Ageing

Tell tale signs of ageing:

Corners of eyes: By your mid twenties you’ll notice little creases which slowly develop into those notorious crow’s feet.

Under Eyes: As micro-circulation slows and gravity takes hold under bags may develop in your forties. Men will notice a pronounced difference between the unlined oilier skin of their beard and the crinkly thin skin around their eyes.

Between Brows: This number ‘eleven’ isn’t so lucky. Frowners will start to notice two vertical dips between their brows.

Forehead: Character lines across the forehead are the least ageing as most of us tend to develop them early on.

Lips: If you’re a smoker you’ll quickly start to see vertical lines. As we age our lips become thinner and less plump. Even more excuse for gloss.

Obviously your genetic make-up will play a part in how you age. If you’re pale, the only downside to inheriting a porcelain complexion is that you have less natural sun protective melanin than someone darker so you’re more susceptible to the damage sun can do. But it’s not all down to the luck of the draw.

"Genetics are responsible for an estimated 20% of skin ageing. The remaining 80% is down to external factors that we can do something about," says Miami-based dermatologist Leslie Baumann.

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