UK’s largest skincare brand simple is now in India!
Kolkata, Jan 25 (IBNS): Leading the global ‘clean beauty’ trend, UK’s largest facial skincare brand Simple comes to India with its acclaimed range of products that are gentle yet highly effective on sensitive skin.
Pollution, stress, Irritants, changing weather, lack of sleep, city living, and million other reasons can cause your skin to get sensitive and irritable.
Including ingredients that respect your skin’s natural balance, the brand’s philosophy has always said no to skin irritants and looked at treating skin with kindness.
The brand launches itself on India’s largest beauty e-retail platform - Nykaa with a range of international bestsellers - Facewashes, Moisturizers, Makeup Removers and Wipes.
Developed in 1960, all products by Simple have no dyes, artificial perfumes or harsh chemicals that can upset skin. The range contain skin-loving ingredients and added vitamins for natural, healthy-looking skin.
Simple products are hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic and pH balanced.
Simple’s list of no baddies include No Dye, No Colour, No Fragrance, No Parabens, No Alcohol, No Soap and No Animal Derived Ingredients.
Speaking on the range’s launch Magali Giupponi, Global Brand Director on Simple said ‘Simple brings to India a refreshing approach to facial skincare. The brand has always lived it 60-year legacy to treating skin with kindness and this means caring about not just what we put into our products but what we choose to leave out. Sensitive skin can be an inherent skin condition or can be caused due to external aggressors like environment/lifestyle. We are excited to finally have Simple in India and hope our consumers find the brand a fantastic proactive solution to a stress-free skin regime.’
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