The Simply Surprising Reasons French Women Have Enviably Glowy Skin
Posted by admin on February 3rd, 2012 at 01:02pm
When Bertrand Thomas and his wife, Mathilde, (pictured above) launched Caudalie in 1995 with just three items on the roster, it was the first company to use the antiaging benefits of grape-seed polyphenols in skin care. Since then, the vinotheraphy-based brand has launched a full range of products, using practically all parts of the grape, from skin to stalk. In fact, its radiance-boosting Beauty Elixir ($16 to $46), which contains grape fruit extract, is so popular, even Victoria Beckham has been tweeting about it . But what is it about French women that makes them seem so pleasantly content and perfectly complected? In the NYT best-seller, French Women Don’t Get Fat , author Mireille Guiliano describes a lifestyle that is full of variety, where deprivation is replaced by savoring things to the fullest. And when it comes to beauty, Thomas explains it’s a similar mindset: “Balance is the key word: French women balance food their food and balance their lifestyle.” To see just what Thomas means on how French women get it right, keep reading.

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