Honeydew Skin Care Now at Nordstrom
Pregnant women everywhere can now rejoice as Nordstrom sets to offer two of Honeydew Skin Care’s pregnancy products to its online customers. Available online at Nordstrom.com, Honeydew Skin Care’s line promises to bring great expectations to pregnant women’s nine month stretch!
Balmy Mommy, a soothing belly balm that uses natural botanicals to soothe itchy bellies, and Bun in the Oven, a super-rich belly butter that moisturizes, soothes and guards against stretch marks, will both be available at Nordstrom.com starting in October 2008.
Nordstrom’s interest in green products coincides with Honeydew Skin Care’s line which focuses on all natural ingredients while meeting the special challenges of pregnancy skin. Honeydew Skin Care’s line is free of parabens, petrolatum, synthetic colors, dyes and fragrances. Moms will love the lightweight feel of the products and take comfort in knowing that the products are all natural. What better way to glow than nine months of pure pampering?
About Honeydew Skin Care:
Honeydew Skin Care is a new line of maternity skin care products specially formulated to meet the particular skin care needs during pregnancy with a focus on using only natural ingredients. The healthy lifestyle of California and the lack of natural skin care products for expectant moms was the inspiration behind this innovative new line. Using natural botanicals, all of the products are formulated without parabens, petrolatum, synthetic colors, dyes or perfumes. For more information on Honeydew’s products please visit http://www.honeydewskincare.com.
About Nordstrom:
Nordstrom Inc. is one of the nation’s leading fashion specialty retailers, with 159 U.S. stores located in 28 states. Founded in 1901 as a shoe store in Seattle, today Nordstrom operates 105 Full-Line stores, 50 Nordstrom racks, two Jeffrey boutiques and two clearance stores. Nordstrom also serves customers through its online presence and through its catalogs. Nordstrom is publicly traded on the NYSE under the symbol JWN.
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Too bad this brand isn’t teratogen-free. Nordstrom should know better. I expect more from them.