I am not one of those people who enjoy wandering the aisles of drug stores for hours looking for new beauty products. Honestly, they bore me. I just want great stuff that will work without being harmful to me or the planet, which is why I love Sprout Skincare. This Brooklyn-based company rejects trendy, exotic ingredients that do little more than raise a price-point. Instead, they believe in using the simplest possible blends of whole, high-potency ingredients, creating products that are safe and effective.
Founder Adina Grigore wants her products to be as healthy for her customers as they are for the planet and sources ingredients from Organic, local and fairtrade sources whenever possible. She believes that beauty and true health are synonymous and does not use dangerous synthetics of any kind.
What first caught my eye was the beautiful packaging (can’t help it, I’m a designer), created by SM&KK Studios, also based in Brooklyn. All products except the lip balms are packaged in glass bottles, which is not only easier than plastic to recycle, but also assures no unwanted substances will leak into the product.
I also love the simple assortment. The line includes only seven different products — cleanser, toner, cream, exfoliant, makeup remover, scrub and two kinds of lip balm (original and vegan formula) — all you really need for your daily beauty routine. The products are all easy to use and smell very nice without being overwhelming. Generally when it comes to skincare, less is always more. Sprout Skincare proves that point beautifully.
rick davy
February 26, 2012
Greetings,
as a Brooklyn base company we would love to invite you to be part of our B.A.G Expo – March 10 & 11, 2012 (we are happy to work with you on a complimentary booth space to sell and showcase your company product)
B.A.G Expo, if you have any questions feel free to call us at 347 763 2698 (feel free to share with any other vendors that might be interested)
Please let us know if you would like to add any items to the gift bags and also if you would like to donate to the auction
Stay bless and positive
Industry City, the creative enclave that comprises 40 acres of Bush Terminal along Brooklyn’s Sunset Park waterfront, will host Brooklyn Fashion Week{end} (BKFW), the borough’s premier fashion and charity event, for a second season this Spring. The “B Fashion, B part of it” Fall/Winter 2012 collection show kicks off on March 29th and runs through April 1st.
As we celebrate our 13th season of BKFW, we want you to;
“B Fashion, B part of it” the fashion crowd