Yes to tucks into tomatoes

Published: 12-Aug-2010
Hair Care Skin Care

Following the launches of its carrot and cucumber skin and body ranges, Yes to has launched a new skin and hair care range claimed to harness the antioxidant benefits of tomatoes.

Yes to tomatoes, formulated for combination and oily skin types, contains lycopene from organic tomatoes, said to neutralise free radicals, while red pepper, watermelon and rosemary provide vitamins and nutrients to the skin and hair. Each product promises to absorb excess oil and balance the skin, add moisture to dry areas, protect the skin from sun damage and promote a softer looking complexion.

The line includes a facial wash, facial hydrating lotion, facial mask, shower gel, volumising shampoo and conditioner.
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