Benton
Benton cosmetics are designed to turn the clock back and restore or maintain your youthful skin. Using only high-quality, natural and skin-friendly ingredients with no synthetic chemicals or parabens, you can be sure that what you are putting on your skin is pure and natural. The brand relies heavily on natural ingredients to renew and restore skin to its original healthy state and keep it looking young all the time. Among its all-time bestsellers are the Snail Bee High Content Essence, Aloe BHA Skin Toner and the Aloe Propolis Soothing Gel.
All Benton products are 100% made in Korea and are not tested on animals, earning the brand a cruelty-free certification and the "Beauty Without Bunnies" logo from PETA. Benton is a Korean skincare brand that utilises natural Asian ingredients to restore and rejuvenate your sensitive skin back to its naturally balanced, healthy state. It is well-known for its use of bee venom and snail secretion filtrate in its freshly made, natural cosmetics to encourage your skin to heal and regenerate with a flood of nourishing nutrients.
Benton is a pharmaceutical brand for facial skincare that was founded by Korean doctor, Jang Won and his brother, Chae Won Lee, in 2007. Looking for solutions to their own skin problems, the brothers named their brand after the main character in “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”, which tells the story of a man that is ageing backwards. Benton’s desire is to turn back time to restore your skin to its original, youthful condition. As Benton puts the highest value on safe and skin-friendly products, its range is widely inspired by naturally-driven ingredients such as aloe vera and green tea. All Benton cosmetics are free from harmful ingredients such as parabens, mineral oils, alcohols, benzophenones and chemical preservatives.
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