Edible Beauty Supplement GLOWELLE
NESTLE(R), the world’s largest food and beverage company, introduces GLOWELLE(TM), a daily beauty drink dietary supplement that protects and hydrates the inner and outer layers of the skin. GLOWELLE is formulated with a proprietary blend of high antioxidant vitamins(1), phtyo-nutrients, botanical and fruit extracts to help fight the signs of aging by nourishing your skin from within.
With its exclusive skin beautifying formula, GLOWELLE provides skin with the nutrition it craves. Consumed once daily, GLOWELLE hydrates the skin and provides antioxidants to help defend against the damage caused by free radicals. Regular environmental factors such as pollution and sun exposure can lead to the formation of free radicals, which are widely attributed to skin aging effects such as fine lines, wrinkles and uneven skin tone. GLOWELLE works synergistically with current beauty regimens to enhance skin’s appearance.
“At GLOWELLE, we know that looking good is as important as feeling good. It’s really exciting to bring a new product to women that addresses both beauty and wellness holistically,” said Kimberly Cooper, Chief Beauty Officer of GLOWELLE. “GLOWELLE works naturally to give skin the nutrition it craves to help let women’s natural beauty show.”
GLOWELLE is available in beautiful ready-to-drink glass bottles as well as convenient seven (7) or 30 day powder pack kits. Made with real tea, fruit and botanical extracts, GLOWELLE offers two flavors, Natural Raspberry Jasmine Flavor and Natural Pomegranate Lychee Flavor. GLOWELLE is available exclusively at Neiman Marcus stores nationwide and Bergdorf Goodman. It can also be found online at NeimanMarcus.com.
(1) High in vitamin A, vitamin C and vitamin E.
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Got a free sample of Glowelle beauty drink mix (Natural Raspberry Jasmine Flavor)form Neiman Marcus. Just mixed it up according to instruction and was slightly startled by the deep red color. Was very taken back after the first sip: indescribable taste, defiantly not pleasant. Tried a couple of more sips and it just got worse: doesn’t taste like raspberry, no scent of jasmine (tea?); just lots of artificial taste. Dumped everything down the drain and ate a toffee to rid of the after taste. Save your money, drink plenty of water and eat your vegetable and fish.
Wow, edible? Really? Who thinks these things up?
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