"G-1 Moisturising Face Cream for Boys and Girls" (€16) |
Rather like American Apparel, as well as specific girl and boy bits, Benta Berry have a neutral range that's good for both, with the gender specific ranges differing only in perfumes. I also tried the boys version of the "Super Moisturising Face Cream", with much the same effects but a more musky, masculine flavour. Although I would fall in the higher end of their target market age bracket, I still get the same skin hiccups I did as a teen, and the "G-1 Moisturising Face Cream for Boys and Girls" (€16) was soothing and smooth, tackling redness and blemishes. With white dead-nettle, jasmine, burdock and mandarin, it had a mattifying effect on my T-zone and left it feeling cleaner after just a few days use.
I was drawn to Benta Berry's funky packaging, all in black and white, with wordy bottles that are more or less uniform. This unfussy approach is matched with ad's that channel the iconic Gallic favourite, graphic novels. In aiming for the teenage and twenty-something market, the prices are affordable rather than luxe, and they promote through fresh faced young ambassadors around campuses in France. All in all a good find if you want something wholesome, fuss free and reliable to start each day.
Benta Berry is available online at their official site.
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