An alkaline body is a happy body, and when the body is comfortable and the skin feels good. The Alkaline Smoothie contains foods that promote an alkaline intestinal system, which is anti-inflammatory and boosts your body with vitamins and minerals.
She produces her tea based on medical studies, has a mindful ritual about how to hold your cup right, and shares why tea is skincare from the inside.
This smoothie is filled with nutrients that support your immune system. The spice immune boosting smoothie contains Vitamin C which protects against free radicals. Vitamin C also improves skin elasticity and firmness.
A child-friendly and mouth-watering smoothie recipe, for both kids and grown-ups. It’s optimal hydration and nutrition for the body before, during and after time in the sun - and sweet as sugar. We have created the perfect combination of cantaloupe melon with its low sugar content, mango and sweet potato.
In this smoothie you get a lot of vitamin A which is important to keep your skin healthy and with an even skin tone. Vitamin A also has a positive effect on irritated skin, sun damaged skin, pigmentation as well as fine lines and wrinkles.
Vitamin C is an important antioxidant that contributes to the functioning of the immune system, which protects your body from bacteria and viruses. Our bodies cannot produce vitamin C and it is essential that we get it through the food we consume.
We have put together some of our best recipes to drink your way to a more hydrated body with water that is more than just plain water. Vitamin water, flavoured water, infused water, sassy water, iced tea. There are plenty of names for spruced up waters that increase hydration...
I have always been fascinated by the important role of water for human beings. Water, oxygen and light are the primary sources of life, and with a very high component of water in the human body, water is an important element for our well-being.
When it comes to the body, I am constantly impressed by how much it’s capable of coping. It is amazing what the mechanisms inside our body can handle, if we just give it a bit of tender loving care.
Skincare is the “food” we feed our skin from the outside. Leave-on products in particular, which stay on the skin all day, are absorbed by the body, and a fairly high...
A few years ago, I realised that I wasn’t getting the six pieces of fruit and veg recommended by the Danish Health Authority into my children every day.
Sun protection is the product that most of our retailers and consumers have requested from me over time, and as a product developer in the skincare industry, the SUN range has also been the most difficult challenge to solve. Because how do you crack the code on what I haven't been able to find on the skin care shelves myself?
