jane iredale harnesses lemongrass for new product launches

By Becky Bargh | Published: 8-Jun-2018
Skin Care

The spray and hand cream are said to contain hydrating and condition properties

Beauty brand jane iredale is preparing to release a new collection of lemongrass based products on 1 July.

The brand’s Lemongrass Love Hydration Spray (£12) features a light lemon scent with natural, and organic ingredients including chamomile flower extract.

It is also offering a refillable liquid (£23) so consumers can re-use their spray bottles.

Meanwhile, the HandDrink Hand Cream (£10) contains SPF15, white and green tea extracts and liposomal-encapsulated apple extract, to help brighten and even skin tone.

The brand claims both products help hydrate, condition and protect skin.

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