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<\/p>\nWith centenary celebrations flowing through 2026, there\u2019s a golden glow around Weleda\u2019s legendary Skin Food that is benefiting everyone. The original Skin Food continues to flourish – increased sales no doubt boosted by the introduction of the limited-edition 100ml centenary pack – but the glowing \u2018halo effect\u2019 surrounding the original multi-tasking hero has resulted in a 12%* increase right across the full Skin Food range.<\/p>\n
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The fanfare of celebrations continues into October, further amplifying Skin Food\u2019s iconic reputation and kudos. Skin Food will be positioned at the heart of inspirational cultural fashion moments including both London Fashion Week and Paris Fashion Week to increase visibility, and to engage influencers and VIP guests through direct brand experience. High profile ambassadors continue to generate excitement, driving demand via social media activity, digital marketing, sponsorship and sampling.<\/p>\n
Weleda\u2019s collaboration with renowned make-up artist Val Garland builds this month with a limited-edition Skin Food pack created for Val\u2019s \u201ciconic multi-tasker\u201d. Val is beloved by the beauty industry for her authentic voice, and her bold creativity and sense of fun has made her a household name, as judge and host of BBC \u2018Glow Up\u2019. The vibrant new pack features the Val Garland VALidated seal of approval and will soon be jumping off the shelves in Boots, Superdrug and Waitrose.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u201cAs a makeup artist, there are a handful of products I always keep in my kit, and Skin Food is one. It\u2019s easy to see why Skin Food has stood the test of time. It\u2019s my \u2018iconic multi-tasker\u2019 – a truly hybrid product (before such a term existed) that can be relied upon to do exactly what you need. I use it to prep the skin for that healthy, natural glow. I tap it onto cheekbones as a highlight or smooth it over dry patches. I even use it to refresh and revive makeup throughout the day. It just works, not just nourishing the skin but also giving a beautiful natural glow.\u201d Val Garland<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Then later this autumn Weleda will introduce a luxurious new Val Garland Glow Makeup Brush Gift Set as the ultimate Christmas gift, featuring Skin Food Original, Skin Food Light, Skin Food Glow Drops, and Skin Food Lip Balm, together with an exclusive dual-ended makeup brush in a limited-edition cosmetics pouch designed with Val.<\/p>\n Weleda\u2019s Centenary partnership with fashion designer Stella McCartney continues this autumn with her SS27 Paris runway show on Wednesday 30 September. Rooted in cruelty-free principles and a deep respect for both nature and craftsmanship, the collaboration reflects a shared belief: true beauty is as responsible as it is radiant.<\/p>\n Backstage in the Skin Food Glow Studio, Weleda\u2019s team of expert estheticians will prep models\u2019 skin using signature products from the Skin Food range, ensuring they hit the runway with that \u2018lit from within\u2019 radiance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n \u201cI\u2019ve always believed that real change happens when we come together. None of us can change an industry alone, which is why meaningful partnerships with people and brands that genuinely share your values are so important. Having Weleda Skin Food backstage to prep our models\u2019 skin makes perfect sense; Weleda has stayed true to its principles for generations, with an incredible respect for nature and sustainability at the heart of every product. For me, this partnership is about using our collective voices to show that there is another way; joining forces, sharing what we have learnt and proving that doing things differently can have real impact.\u201d Stella McCartney<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/div>\n For London Fashion Week, Weleda also sponsored the Agro Studio SS27 catwalk show at Collins\u2019 Music Hall in Islington, with makeup designed by Andrew Gallimore and his team of ten makeup artists for the AGRO Studio SS27 catwalk show, where Skin Food prepped and polished models\u2019 skin for the ultimate glowy look.<\/p>\n Weleda also sponsored the catwalk show of London-based designer Mark Fast with established makeup designer Sharon Dowsett leading her team for Mark\u2019s SS27 womenswear collection. Mark Fast is known for his modern engineered stretch knitwear. Inspired by the cinematic beauty of the first German supermodel Veruschka, the team recreated her legendary luminous skin on the runway at the distinctive contemporary Ambika P3 events space at the University of Westminster.<\/p>\n The Skin Food collection also featured backstage at many other London Fashion Week shows including that of British born designer Rory William Docherty. The makeup for Docherty\u2019s presentation was designed by French makeup artist Clement Chuang. The Skin Food range is the go-to for English makeup designer Emma Miles, chosen by her for the Maximilian Raynor catwalk show. While the Myat womenswear presentation, by fashion designer Erica Myat, featured glowy looks created by Northern Irish makeup artist Aoife Cullen.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n To ensure Skin Food\u2019s prevalence backstage across numerous shows for LFW, Weleda hosted a two-day Makeup Artist Drop-In in Bloomsbury, the creative heart of London where the British Weleda Company was first established back in 1925. Here over 140 makeup artists dropped by to catch up with the brand\u2019s latest launches, explore the full Skin Food range, and experience a Skin Food Glow Facial for themselves, heading home with a Weleda gift bag to top up their fashion week kits.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Throughout London Fashion Week Weleda supported show-weary models in the Weleda Model Lounge, a sanctuary and wellbeing hub for models to relax and unwind between castings and shows, fittings and photoshoots, that Weleda has hosted for 18 years. Every season in the Model Lounge over 350 models are refreshed by healthy snacks and drinks together with Skin Food Express Facials to restore radiance before they step into the spotlight.<\/p>\n Over the decades Skin Food has become a skincare essential for top models such as Erin O\u2019Connor, Alexa Chung, Elle Macpherson, Lara Stone, Bella Hadid, Jessica Stam, Dree Hemingway, Behati Prinsloo, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Lily Aldridge, Suki Waterhouse, Andrew Cooper, Stella Maxwell and more.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n Today Weleda\u2019s growing celebrity fan club includes hugely influential global A listers Victoria Beckham, Hailey Bieber, Hannah Waddingham, Sharon Stone, Priyanka Chopra, Asa Butterfield, Julia Roberts, Kate Winslet, Salma Hayek, Andrew Garfield, Sophie Turner, Idris Elba, James Norton, Emma Stone, Lucy Boynton, Rebel Wilson, Brooke Shields, Drew Barrymore, Gwyneth Paltrow, Chloe Sevigny, Michelle Williams, Anne Hathaway, Rachel Weiss, Rafferty Law, Julianne Moore, Kate Bosworth, Sheridan Smith, Winona Ryder, Jane Fonda and Judi Dench. As well as musicians Rita Ora, Anne-Marie, Charli XCX, Rihanna, and Adele, Skin Food is a favourite with many tv presenters including Claudia Winkleman, Gethin Jones, Helen Skelton, Emma Willis, Amanda Holden, and Rochelle Humes.<\/p>\n Weleda Skin Food Original now holds 69 awards in the UK alone (since records began in 2008) and the Skin Food collection boasts well over 150 accolades!<\/p>\n <\/p>\n *EPOS year to date figures, September 2026<\/em><\/p>\n **2024 survey of 646 British make-up artists<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n<\/div>\n Subscribe<\/strong><\/a> to Bio Eco Actual Newsletter and be up to date with the latest news from the Organic Sector<\/strong><\/p>\n Bio Eco Actual<\/strong>, International Organic Trade Media\nWeleda x Stella McCartney in Paris<\/h2>\n
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