KORA: Miranda Kerr’s New 100% Organic Skincare Line
Filed under: fashion — Michael d'Estries @ 1:37 pm
October 5th 2009
Supermodel Miranda Kerr has released a new line of 100% organic skincare products — but so far, only one lucky outlet in Australia has got the goods.
Named after a type of meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, (Kerr is a Buddhist) KORA will be available exclusively at Australian department store David Jones from mid – late October 2009. The actress, recently engaged to Orlando Bloom, reportedly was very involved in the creation of the formula, name and packaging.
In terms of other details regarding the line, we’ll have them available as soon as they hit the web!
he doesnt have to become a hard core 24-7 vegan, just a small effort...
Can someone please explain how a skin care range can be 100% organic? I’m familiar with the concept of organic food, but to use organic products in a skin care range wouldn’t you have to use preservatives etc to make sure the contents don’t spoil? Or use synthetic versions of the real thing. If there is preservatives and other synthetics in the formula, then can it really be called 100% organic?
Oh, and I think you’ll find that she’s not engaged to Orlando Bloom. It’s only about the 37th time she’s used those rumours for her own publicity. Timely, wouldn’t you say, considering the pending release of her product?
I second to that!
Ha! Miranda’s so green that she’s recycled the name of her skin care line from the Kora Cosmetics Company. Hope they don’t mind sharing.
oh what a surprise, shes engaged just in time for her next trip to oz…. like she was last time and the 69 times before that….. yawn
In order to make an organic product, there must be no genetically modified products and no nasty chemicals such as petrochemicals (such as those contained in soap, cosmetics, moisturisers and toothpaste). There are plenty of natural things that can be used to preserve things, such as citric acid, or actually anything with a naturally high oil content will act as a preservative because it will inhibit the growth of bacteria by causing damage to their outer membrane, thus killing them… so no… you’re wrong – it’s quite simple to make organic products… perhaps you shouldn’t be so ignorant before you publish your lack of intellect Jo
ur all a bunch of losers!!! miranda kerr is hot and succesful and ur just jelous that u are not and never will be! get over urselves!