A breeze from Switzerland

(That's Shanghai)
Updated: 2007-09-05 11:35

With the popularity of brands such as Evian, Uriage and Clarins, the pristine environment of the Swiss Alps is a proven source for beauty inspiration, even in Shanghai.

Recently two of Switzerland's top beauty brands-Bellefontaine and La Vallee-made their debut here. Bellefontaine products, utilizing pure glacial waters and seven active plant extracts from the alpine region, protect mature skin by helping to lighten and smooth the complexion. It should be noted that 100 per cent Swiss-made Bellefontaine is the choice for royal families across Europe and has been endorsed by a number of Asian celebrities, including Andy Lau, Jackie Chan and John Lone.

The younger range, La Vallee, is aimed at 25-40 year olds and takes its core components from two special flowers whose nectar attracts a rare species of butterfly. The range strengthens the defensive function of the skin to safeguard against over-stimulation and damage from the environment. It also improves the metabolic and recovering capacity of cells, allowing the skin to retain its youthful glow. R. M.

Available now exclusively at Bellefontaine Health & Wellness Center.

Bellefontaine Health & Wellness Center
Location: 2-6/F, Wing Tower, Aurora Building, 99 Fucheng Lu, Pudong
Tel: 021-5840 4009



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