This Works helps consumers sharpen up with new Morning Expert range

By Becky Bargh | Published: 26-Apr-2019
Skin Care

Products feature a blend of rousing essential oils

This Works is helping rouse consumers with a new collection of tailored morning skin care products.

The line-up is said to contain a superblend of ‘anti-skin-fatigue’ natural active and ‘brain sharpening’ essential oils.

These include jojoba, peppermint, lavandin, rosemary, vitamin C, kelp and hyaluronic acid.

Featured in the range is a vitamin c power mask, multi-acid pads, hyaluronic serum and eye drops.

Retailing from £30, the range will be available from John Lewis and Boots stores in May.

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