Burt’s Bees’ radiant duo

Published: 20-Jan-2011
Skin Care

Burt’s Bees has extended its Radiance range with the addition of two new products. New Radiance Facial Cleanser promises to create soft, freshened skin thanks to a blend of exfoliating jojoba beads, royal jelly and a multi fruit complex comprising bilberry, sugar cane and sugar maple extracts which help promote cell turnover, leaving skin looking brighter.

Also new is Radiance SPF15 Day Lotion, a lightweight moisturiser said to enhance the skin’s natural glow. The formula contains royal jelly, calendula and golden seal extracts to nourish, while titanium dioxide and zinc oxide provide UV protection.
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