Irish Girls Rejoice; New Skin Care Line Developed Just for You

March 15, 2012 - PRLog -- Women with Celtic or fair complexions have had to deal with skin issues typically with little or no success – until now. Holistic Esthetician Jennifer Devlin launched Celtic Complexion Organic Skin Care for Rosacea one year ago on St. Patrick's Day.

Celtic skin, says Devlin, is typically dry, to very dry, and sensitive, especially prone to rosacea and broken capillaries. Devlin, of Irish descent, began her career as a professional makeup artist, and suffered from rosacea.  While she had access to all kinds of brand name skin care products, she was never able to treat her own rosacea successfully. Everything she tried just made her skin get more sensitive and red.  Eventually Devlin met a Holistic Esthetician who urged her to stop using all toxic and chemical ingredients on her skin, and within two months of using pure organic products, her skin healed itself.

This change inspired her to become an Esthetician herself, and study holistic protocols. She spent the next ten years formulating custom products for friends, family and her private clients, and only the formulas that received rave reviews were put into production. The products are based on the healing properties of coconut oil and pure essential oils and made without water, alcohol, parabens, synthetic chemicals, dyes or fragrance.

Her products are hand blended in micro batches for optimal freshness and optimal results.  It takes three days to hand- blend her moisturizer, which illustrates just one of the extremes Celtic Complexion goes to assure the best in exclusive skin care.  The collection also includes a calming serum for those who cannot tolerate anything on their skin, an anti aging serum to diminish fine lines and wrinkles and a chemical-free sunscreen made with 25% zinc oxide, the highest in the industry.

To celebrate her St. Patrick’s Day anniversary, she is offering a free sample of her award winning Calming Serum and a copy of her book, Holistic Solutions for Rosacea. For more information, visit  http://www.celticcomplexion.com/freeoffer