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100% Vegan New… Body Yogurts 15 Seconds to Glowing Healthy-looking Skin Spoon It on

100% Vegan New… Body Yogurts 15 Seconds to Glowing Healthy-looking Skin Spoon It on

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Dubai, UAE, April 12, 2018:  Showered? Tick. In a rush? Double tick.  Planning to moisturise? No way! Not when you’ve got jeans to fit into and ten minutes to get out the door! 

If this sounds familiar, then you can count yourself among the 35% of women in the UK who DON’T use a body moisturiser because it takes too long to apply* 

Life’s too short for waiting. Which is why NEW fast-absorbing Body Yogurts take just 15 seconds to absorb into your skin. Finding time in our busy schedules to take care of our skin is hard, right? Well, now just 15 seconds a day is all it takes for a healthy-looking glow. 

NEXT LEVEL BODY MOISTURISING

25 years ago, The Body Shop revolutionised body moisturising from a squirt to a scoop, introducing the first ever Body Butter. And now, here comes another game-changing formula – one you can spoon on - and its set to completely transform the way you moisturise. 

SIX SENSORIAL SCENTS

What makes Body Yogurts so special? The refreshing gel-cream formula sinks into damp skin in seconds, providing 48 hours of lightweight moisture. Which means you can go from shower to jeans (or pyjamas) in 15 seconds. It’s perfect for a morning or night routine, and is ideal for balmy summer days when you don’t want a sticky finish, or drizzly winter days when you can’t wait to get into your warm flannels. Added bonus: it gives your skin a healthy looking, year-round glow.

Oh and did we mention the entire range is 100% vegan? 

Available in Strawberry, Mango, Almond Milk, Coconut, Moringa, British Rose and special edition Banana, you won’t be able to resist spooning it on. 

CONTAINS BIOFERMENTED HYALURONIC ACID 

To help keep your skin moisturized and quench dry, sensitive skin. .

INFUSED WITH VEGETABLE-DERIVED GLYCERIN

To help retain moisture on the upper layer of the skin, helping it maintain its smoothness and moisture.

MADE WITH COMMUNITY TRADE ALMOND MILK & FRUIT EXTRACTS 

The wonder ingredient that means these dreamy, lightweight yogurts can be 100% vegan! 

  • 48hrs of instant lightweight moisture
  • 94% agree skin feels moisturised**
  • 87% agree our formula absorbs instantly**
  • 86% agree the texture doesn’t feel sticky**
  • 86% agree the texture works on damp skin**
  • 3 in 4 agree they can put their jeans on straight after application**
  • [roundel]  dermatologically tested – suitable for sensitive skin without paraffin and mineral oil

“When I’m in a hurry, I sometimes struggle with thick moisturiser as it can feel wet and uncomfortable on my clothes. My favourite thing about The Body Shop Body Yogurts is how the gel-cream texture instantly absorbs into my skin, giving it a silky ultra-sheer veil of hydration without feeling thick and greasy.  

My recommendation is to use the Body Yogurts on damp skin right after you shower because the hyaluronic acid and glycerin will help attract and seal in moisture to your skin. Body Yogurts deliver moisturisation for 48 hours, but can be used as many times a day as you want without a heavy feel. 

The Body Shop Body Yogurts are ideal for everyone, especially if you are a “reluctant moisturiser”.  It’s an ideal lightweight moisturiser for the hot summer months and great for layering under heavier clothing during the cold winter months.”

- DR. CHRISTINE CHOI KIM, DERMATOLOGIST FOR THE BODY SHOP

ENRICHED WITH COMMUNITY TRADE ORGANIC ALMOND MILK FROM SPAIN

Body Yogurts are all made with Community Trade organic almond milk sourced from Mañán in Alicante, Spain.  The Body Shop have worked with Mañán since 2016. They provide stability for the cooperative of local, small-scale farmers who extract our almond milk, using low-intensity farming methods. They use broken nuts that aren’t sold for food and turn unwanted almond husks into compost to help minimise waste.

The Moringa, British Rose and Banana Body Yogurts are also enriched with their own Community Trade ingredients – which are exciting new additions to The Body Shop’s unique Community Trade programme. The Body Shop Community Trade moringa extract comes from Rwanda, Community Trade English rose essence from Herefordshire, and Community Trade organic banana puree is from Ecuador. 

 


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