Garden Girl Announces Dermatologist-Grade, Two-Step Product Line for Acne and Oily Skin
Needham, MA, October 26, 2008 --(PR.com)-- Garden Girl, a natural skin care company in Needham, Massachusetts, offering effective products with hip packaging, has announced a two-step line of dermatologist-grade products to help problematic oily skin without the use of harsh chemicals.
The new line of Garden Girl products includes At Long Last, a facial cleanser, and Break Free, a facial gel, both specifically designed to treat oily skin that is prone to acne breakouts. Garden Girl CEO Kristin Miller stated that the products were created to help consumers with problematic skin, finally giving them an option in skin care that doesn’t include an array of unnecessary additives and chemicals found in the majority oily skin products.
“Products on the market today for oily skin, even if they have ‘botanicals’ in them, often tend to be extra harsh and chemical-laden,” observes Miller. “We’ve put a lot of time and effort into bringing our customers these new dermatologist-grade products that are natural and effective, and we’ve achieved our goal.”
At Long Last, a gentle, non-irritating cleanser for oily skin, is packed with effective glycolic acid to remove impurities, exfoliate dead skin and remove dirt and other irritants that can clog pores and cause break outs. It works to leave skin smoother and brighter without the use of harsh toxins.
Break Free, the other compliment to the line, is packed with three alpha hydroxy acids — glycolic, pyruvic and lactic — to combat oil, exfoliate dead skin, clean pores, and even remove the outer layers of damaged or thickened skin. Break Free has also been found to be beneficial in improving dry skin, treating age spots, improving oily and acne-prone skin, and decreasing fine lines and wrinkles. As with all Garden Girl products, At Long Last and Break Free are free of parabens, sulfates, petroleum products, phthalates and are never tested on animals.
Garden Girl is dedicated to supplying consumers with natural and effective products, all presented to consumers in packaging that makes serious skin care fun. They also maintain a commitment to the environment by using green business practices and natural ingredients. All of Garden Girl’s products are packaged in safe, recycled packaging, with eco-friendly refill options available on some of their most popular items. Packing materials are recycled, and shipments are made directly from Garden Girl’s web site, thereby minimizing the need for print catalogs. Garden Girl is also a proud signer of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.
Garden Girl’s complete product line is available for purchase at http://www.gardengirlskincare.com/. For more information on Garden Girl and its line of natural skin care products, contact Jessica Burfield at Libra Design and Media, 608-577-9337, or jessica@libradesignandmedia.com.
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The new line of Garden Girl products includes At Long Last, a facial cleanser, and Break Free, a facial gel, both specifically designed to treat oily skin that is prone to acne breakouts. Garden Girl CEO Kristin Miller stated that the products were created to help consumers with problematic skin, finally giving them an option in skin care that doesn’t include an array of unnecessary additives and chemicals found in the majority oily skin products.
“Products on the market today for oily skin, even if they have ‘botanicals’ in them, often tend to be extra harsh and chemical-laden,” observes Miller. “We’ve put a lot of time and effort into bringing our customers these new dermatologist-grade products that are natural and effective, and we’ve achieved our goal.”
At Long Last, a gentle, non-irritating cleanser for oily skin, is packed with effective glycolic acid to remove impurities, exfoliate dead skin and remove dirt and other irritants that can clog pores and cause break outs. It works to leave skin smoother and brighter without the use of harsh toxins.
Break Free, the other compliment to the line, is packed with three alpha hydroxy acids — glycolic, pyruvic and lactic — to combat oil, exfoliate dead skin, clean pores, and even remove the outer layers of damaged or thickened skin. Break Free has also been found to be beneficial in improving dry skin, treating age spots, improving oily and acne-prone skin, and decreasing fine lines and wrinkles. As with all Garden Girl products, At Long Last and Break Free are free of parabens, sulfates, petroleum products, phthalates and are never tested on animals.
Garden Girl is dedicated to supplying consumers with natural and effective products, all presented to consumers in packaging that makes serious skin care fun. They also maintain a commitment to the environment by using green business practices and natural ingredients. All of Garden Girl’s products are packaged in safe, recycled packaging, with eco-friendly refill options available on some of their most popular items. Packing materials are recycled, and shipments are made directly from Garden Girl’s web site, thereby minimizing the need for print catalogs. Garden Girl is also a proud signer of the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics.
Garden Girl’s complete product line is available for purchase at http://www.gardengirlskincare.com/. For more information on Garden Girl and its line of natural skin care products, contact Jessica Burfield at Libra Design and Media, 608-577-9337, or jessica@libradesignandmedia.com.
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