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Manomai: skincare based on your blood type

Manomai: skincare based on your blood type
30 March 2014
Isabella Stockwell
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Isabella Stockwell
30 March 2014

If you are looking for a face cream with a fresh-faced perspective, then Manomai’s range of moisturising lotions may just tempt you into trying the Thai brand with a difference.pic_1382038516

Formulating their creams to work in harmony with your blood group, each moisturiser contains only the highest-quality active ingredients. These are specially selected to boost your skin’s defences and restore your natural genetic rhythm. 

The name Manomai itself comes from the Thai words meaning mind/spirit and success, meaning their slogan – “succeed through mind and spirit” – perfectly describes their approach to beauty. slider

Manomai have created four separate products to work with your skin type. As many skin creams can enter your blood flow, the skin experts believe that these creams should therefore work alongside your natural blood type. Manomai’s Around-the-Clock Facial Serum, for example, is a blend of exclusive ingredients created for the skin of blood type A, B, AB and O. Free from parabens, mineral oils and artificial colours and fragrances, the serums are all dermatologically tested, and lead to fewer outbreaks of spots and acne, as well as acting as a defence against the signs of ageing. 

Isabella Stockwell

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