Berkeley Square Cosmetics develops body range with The Royal Ballet
Range fronted by ballet dancer Olivia Cowley
The products, some of which contain the hero ingredient dermochlorella, are said to be rich in natural ingredients including vitamin E, arnica and micro algae proteins. They aim to address some common dancing concerns including aching muscles and dry feet and the product range comprises Intensive Hand & Foot Cream, Cooling Muscle Gel, Body Conditioner and Bath & Shower Cream.
Speaking at today’s launch, Jeanetta Lawrence, associate director of The Royal Ballet, said: “As an organisation we are delighted to be involved with Berkeley Square Cosmetics and this range of high quality performance products. Our dancers also helped in the development process and they look forward to having them on their dressing tables.”
Richard Cann, director of Berkeley Square Cosmetics, added: “Our objective is to celebrate both performance and elegance with this range and to show that we have the greatest respect for ballet dancing as an art form.”
Prices range from £12-£18.
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