Your #1 skin saviour
This light and silky moisturiser is proven to instantly soothe even the most sensitive skin – and delivers deep hydration for up to 24 hours*. Exactly what your skin needs right now.
THE PROOF IS IN THE CALM
In the colder months, your skin's natural barrier function is under attack. Harsh weather, central heating, and a drop in your skin’s oil production all take their toll, meaning your skin has 30% less moisture in winter¹. A recipe for reactive, irritated and dehydrated skin – even if you’re not usually sensitive.
ENTER, THE ANTHEMIS™.
Its powerful results are all down to two extraordinary plants. Our in-house cosmetic chemists use premium organic CO2 extracts of Chamomile and Rosehip – rather than essential or cold-pressed oils – to ensure the very highest potency and efficacy. An unbeatable bottle of calm.
Our most in-demand moisturiser
A force of nature
The skin-soothing results are all down to expertly extracted, highly-concentrated actives.
3 steps to skin confidence this winter
STEP 1
MIDDLEMIST SEVEN™ GENTLE CREAM CLEANSER
Calmer skin starts with cleansing. Use this extra kind cream to lift away dirt and impurities and keep skin healthy.
STEP 2
CENTURY FLOWER™ BARRIER DEFENCE MIST
Strengthen your skin barrier and hydrate to reduce sensitivity with our soothing alcohol-free face mist.
STEP 3
THE ANTHEMIS™ SOOTHING MOISTURISER
Straight after misting – to make the most of the extra moisture – apply your face cream to instantly calm and nourish dry skin.
- SOFTENS
- Refresh
- COMFORTS
“This is the product so many customers told us was life-changing in helping them regain control of their unpredictable skin – without compromising on sensory benefits."
Proven results
85%
said skin felt instantly more comfortable*
97%
said it helped soothe dry skin*
91%
said their skin felt less tight*
90%
said their skin looked calmer*
84%
said it helped to soothe irritated skin*
*Based on a four week independent consumer trial on 112 subjects with sensitive skin
**Based on a 24 hour clinical study on 20 subjects
¹ British Journal of Dermatology
