Detox and beautify with Bourjois

Published: 11-Oct-2010
Colour Cosmetics

Bourjois’ new Bio Détox Organic Foundation is said to combine the benefits of a liquid foundation with an Ecocert certified formula. The foundation contains 98.8% ingredients of natural origin and 21.9% from organic farming including organic chlorophyll, which is said to help purify skin by encouraging oxygen into the skin while filtering out pollution and free radicals.

The formula also contains organic white tea water; green barley sprout water to help hydrate and nourish; moringa seed extract which helps shield the skin against pollutants; mattifying rice powder; and virgin jojoba oil, said to improve skin elasticity.

The foundation is available in 11 shades and is accompanied by an Anti-Puffiness Concealer featuring a massaging roll-on applicator to help reduce puffiness, and light reflecting particles to help hide dark circles. The formula, again certified by Ecocert, is said to contain 98.8% ingredients of natural origin and 14.4% from organic farming.
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