We don’t usually write about beauty products, but when something is this good, we have no choice.
I spent the morning on 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica. Deciding I’d procrastinated long enough on Christmas returns, I jumped into Z Gallerie to return some artwork that didn’t fit my vintage flow. Greedily took my store credit from the cashier and began to shop for something I was going to love. In twelve minutes flat, I’d found a bronze duvet on CLEARANCE for $99.95. SCORE! I purchased it and ran out the door.
Feeling like the Queen of the World, I ducked into Sephora to see what was new and great. I actually was looking for my Dermatologica moisturizer. I haven’t been in a Sephora in about 6 months, and let me say – they have added tons of things!
Amongst all the pretty/pretty (and over priced) I spotted some interesting packaging, half written in Greek. Closer analysis of the label revealed it’s name – Korres. I started going through the line; it offered body butters, hair products and skin care. I was impressed. And I died and went to heaven when I saw the Korres Natural Products: Balanced Hydration Line.
It was designed for women and men with oily and dehydrated skin. Wow – first time I seen that combination.
I looked at the other products and combination choices. What I discovered: Korres has created a natural skin care line that aims to correct unique problem skin combinations.
I bought the Yoghurt regimen for my skin type. Further label scrutiny shows that the line is homeopathic and contains full fat Greek yogurt, primrose and white tea.
Here is what bought and now fiend over:
- Yoghurt Cream – best moisturizer ever, clean, light and actually requires only one coat.
- Yoghurt Mask – oh, the pores are singing “Hallejueh!” Deep clean.
- White Tea Cleanser – cleanses without over drying.
- Evening Primrose Eye Cream – puffiness be gone.
Korres offers the best skin products I’ve used in years; I’m going to continue to explore their other offerings. Best of all – you can order online at Sephora, no trip to Greece needed, though it would be nice. You can buy the Yoghurt Hydration in a nifty set here for $45.00!