Looking Good in Later Life 36
October 2004

Highlights from the Nutrimetics Catalogue

Visitors to laterlife may recall our write-up last year on Nutrimetics, the beauty product company that sells direct. Its wide range of high-quality skincare and make-up products is not available through stores and it does not use advertising, but spreads its name by word of mouth. All of which means that prices are very reasonable, with reductions if you buy several items.

The new Autumn catalogue offers a selection of products at bargain prices, including:

• Gentle Lip and Eye Make-up Remover, ?9

• Infinitelash Lengthening Mascara, ?8

• Classic Brush-on Eyeshadow Compact, ?10 including 1 refill

• Lip Pencils and Classic Lip Colour range, ?6.50 and ?7.50

• Suncare: Self-Tanning Lotion, ?5; SPF30 Sunscreen, ?8
   

This summer saw the introduction of body-firming gels, and Nutrimetics offers its own new product:

Sculpture Body Defining Gel

Developed to eliminate the look of dimpled and uneven toned skin on legs, buttocks and stomach, it contains caffeine and brown seaweed. ‘Suspended, encapsulated beads containing vitamins A and E are released upon impact with the skin’, says the blurb. Needs to be used twice-daily, massaging firmly into skin, and ‘promising great results after just one month of continuous use’. Price ?19.95.


And also – some old favourites

Nutri-Rich Oil, Nutrimetics ‘crown jewel’, based on apricot kernel oil with vitamins, night face treatment, especially good for dry skin. Price ?32.50.

Sensitive Range, for sensitive skin: foaming cleanser, toner, gentle moisturiser and ‘extra comfort cr譥’. Prices ?15-?19.50, with Special Offer price for all four, ?48.


Restore Range anti-ageing skin care, with antioxidant vitamins and patented 24-hour Vitamin Depot Delivery System. Includes Eye Lift (?15.50), Firming Facial Masque (?13.50), cleanser, toner, day and night cremes. Special Offer for five products, ?60.

Specific Care Range to ‘reduce visible signs of ageing’, includes Anti-Wrinkle Retinol Serum (?16.50) and Cellular Restructuring Cr譥 (?32.50).

Nutrimetics workshops

Nutrimetics is a Direct Selling Business, operating in one-on-one relationships and workshops. The company trains representatives and consultants to run workshops and demonstrations for customers in their own homes.

To book a workshop

Nutrimetics can supply trained consultants in the UK in London, the South East, parts of the South West, Wales and South Midlands. But if none of these is where you live, it is still worth getting in touch as the areas covered are increasing and Nutrimetics aims soon to be country wide.

Contact nutrimetics@laterlife.com  to arrange a workshop or to see a full catalogue of Nutrimetics products

Become a representative or consultant

Nutrimetics creates income-earning opportunities for over 200,000 representatives and consultants in twelve countries worldwide. The company trains people to work on a freelance basis and is ideal for anyone who has retired and wishes to earn a regular income in their free time. More information in the Nutrimetics catalogue.


 

Previous editions of Looking Good in laterlife 

Edition 1 (including a visit to Estee Lauder)

Edition 2 (including a visit to Clarins)

Edition 3 (including a visit to Medestea Internazionale

Edition 4 (including a visit to Martha Hill Skincare)

Edition 5 (including a visit to Harrods)

Edition 6 (including a visit to Belgravia Centre)

Edition 7 (including a visit to Vichy Laboratoire)

Edition 8 (including a visit to Avene Spa)

Edition 9 (including fashion tips)

Edition 10 eyebrows, eyelashes, sun and skin

Edition 11 (including a visit to Lasercare Clinics)

Edition 12 - Lasercare Clinics offer their expertise on common skin conditions

Edition 13 - Ageing skin in the new millennium

Edition 14 - A visit to Helen Sher

Edition 15 -  More from Helen Sher and Lasercare Clinics

Edition 16  A visit to Champneys London Clubs

Edition 17 - Seeking Cosmetic Surgery

Edition 18 -  Does hair dye cause cancer?

Edition 19 - How not to look like mutton dressed as lamb..    

Edition 20 - What cosmetic dentistry can do for you  - Part one

Edition 21 - What cosmetic dentistry can do for you  - Part two

Edition 22 - What's new at Estee Lauder?

Edition 23 - Lancome -  a perennial favourite

Edition 24- The latest from Clarins

Edition 25 - East meets west with Shiseido  

Edition 26 -  Nutrimetics

Edition 27 -  Nutrimetics - Special offer

Edition 28  - Nutrimetics workshop

Edition 29  -  Exfoliation

Edition 30  - Mail order shopping

Edition 31   - Sunscreen lotions

Edition 32  - Electrolysis

Edition 33 - Thinning Hair

Edition 34 - Helen gets rejuvenated

laterlife.com occasionally visits one of the great cosmetic houses, up-and-coming beauty collections or other organisations of interest to the more mature visitor.

Edition 1 Estee Lauder

Edition 2 Clarins

Edition 3 Medestea Internazionale

Edition 4 Martha Hill Skincare

Edition 5 Harrods
Edition 6 The Belgravia Centre

Edition 7 Vichy Laboratoire

Edition 8 Avene Spa  

Edition 11 Lasercare Clinics

Edition 14 - Helen Sher

Edition 16  A visit to Champneys London Clubs    

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