Amanda Lacey Soft Pink Cream

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Amanda Lacey’s Soft Pink Cream, long a hidden treasure in my skincare stash, is celebrated by beauty insiders such as Edwina Ings-Chambers and Caroline Hirons alike.

After a decade of knowing Amanda, I’ve witnessed first-hand the passion and expertise she invests in her skincare line. Soft Pink Cream is a testament to her commitment, has become crucial as my skin contends with the recent effects of drying medication. Moving from an occasional luxury to a daily essential, its rich, non-greasy texture now addresses my skin’s heightened needs, proving its indispensable value!

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Soft Pink Cream Ingredients

The Soft Pink Cream blends Persian Rose Oil, Shea Butter, Olive Squalane, and Aloe Vera with modern skincare ingredients like Lactilglutammato and Inutec SP1.

It’s designed to hydrate, soothe, and rejuvenate, featuring Ginseng and Gotu Kola Extracts for their anti-aging properties, while ‘Happy Skin’ extract promotes a relaxed, healthier-looking complexion.

  • Persian Rose Oil: Beyond its captivating scent, this oil enhances skin’s hydration and soothes irritation, making it a cornerstone of the cream’s allure.
  • Shea Butter: Known for its emollient properties, it deeply moisturises the skin, reinforcing the skin’s barrier against environmental stressors.
  • Olive Squalane: This plant-derived emollient mimics the skin’s natural oils, providing hydration without clogging pores, promoting a smooth, supple complexion.
  • Aloe Vera: Offers remarkable healing and soothing capabilities, ideal for calming inflammation and hydrating skin without heaviness.
  • Lactilglutammato and Inutec SP1: Innovative ingredients that boost the cream’s ability to retain moisture, ensuring long-lasting hydration and a luxurious feel on the skin.
  • Ginseng Extract: Energises the skin, diminishing signs of aging like fine lines and wrinkles, and enhancing skin firmness.
  • Gotu Kola Extract: Supports skin repair and resilience, boosting circulation and collagen production to maintain youthful elasticity and strength.
  • ‘Happy Skin’ Extract: A unique addition aimed at improving skin’s overall well-being, reducing stress and enhancing the skin’s natural glow and vitality.

Together, these ingredients create a powerful formula that not only moisturises but actively works to rejuvenate and protect the skin, making the Soft Pink Cream a multifaceted product that goes beyond mere hydration to offer comprehensive skin benefits.

Why I love Soft Pink Cream

Firstly, I love Soft Pink Cream for its exceptional fragrance. The Persian Rose Oil is unlike any other—neither Bulgarian nor Moroccan rose oils come close. This isn’t just another cream; it’s an indulgence, a step away from my loved but more utilitarian skincare.

Its texture is another reason. Despite its richness, the cream is surprisingly non-greasy and great for guys with a normal-oily skin type–a testament to the carefully chosen blend of emollients, with non-greasy olive squalane playing key role. It delivers deep hydration without leaving any residue behind.

For me, the Soft Pink Cream is an evening ritual. It’s when I prefer to apply it, following a thorough exfoliation, to let its benefits work undisturbed by the day’s demands, especially avoiding any interference from my daily SPF. The morning after, my skin always feels transformed—softer, smoother, and visibly refreshed.

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Why did Amanda create the Soft Pink Cream?

Infused with luxurious rose oil, Soft Pink Cream was created by Amanda to provide deep hydration and rejuvenation to her facial clients and customers. It was deeply inspired by her love for the exquisite Persian Rose Oil, a gift from a friend with a rose farm in the Middle East.

Soft Pink Cream then caught the attention of Anya Hindmarch, who was collaborating with British Airways at the time. Impressed by the Soft Pink Cream, Anya helped get it, and Amanda’s Cleansing Pomade, into British Airways’ first-class amenity kits. This move showcased the cream as a high-end essential for travelers, ensuring comfort and skin care in the air.

In Summary

Amanda Lacey’s Soft Pink Cream stands as a prime example of Amanda’s dedication to skincare, blending luxury with efficacy. Having known Amanda for over a decade, I’ve seen the care she puts into her products, and this cream is no exception.

It’s enriched with Persian Rose Oil, Shea Butter, and Olive Squalane, designed to deeply hydrate, without grease, and soothe the skin.

Transitioning from an occasional treat to an essential part of my nightly routine, it proves its worth by morning, leaving my skin softer and rejuvenated. Inspired by the unique qualities of Persian Rose Oil and recognised by Anya Hindmarch for British Airways’ first-class kits, the Soft Pink Cream merges the sensory with practical skincare, embodying a true skincare marvel.

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4 responses to “Amanda Lacey Soft Pink Cream”

  1. Lee Ryan avatar
    Lee Ryan

    Good to hear your back thom. I used to love your blogs several yrs back then you simply disappeared. You helped change my skin rituals and tried brands I never heard of. Keep it up

    1. Thom Watson avatar
      Thom Watson

      Hi Lee, so lovely to hear from you and that’s so kind of you to say. Yes I’m back. Looking to do at least once a week and have been since Christmas.

  2. verybart avatar

    This sounds amazing. I have not seen this brand Stateside. Intrigued to take a deeper dive around US retailers. Awesome scoop, as always.

    http://www.omgbart.com

    1. Thom Watson avatar
      Thom Watson

      I think you’d really like it. Violet Grey stock the oil and the unbelievable cleansing pomade. https://www.violetgrey.com/en-us/shopping/amanda-lacey

      Amanda will ship to US too https://amandalacey.com/skincare/soft-pink-cream/ x

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