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Our customers love to read about our product line. Due to the fact that so many celebrities use it and the result oriented products really do work, we have been featured in Town and Country magazine, Vogue, New Woman, Self, Elle, Allure, Dateline, Marie Claire, Allure, Woman's World, Day Spa Magazine, InStyle, Harpers Bazaar, McCalls magazine, Redbook, Essence, Fit Pregnancy, Travel Holiday, Cosmopolitan, Mode, GQ Magazine, "W", Self, Jane and More Magazine. We were named by the London Times as "The Best Facial in the World" and InStyle Magazine named our Mild Scrub "the best" second year in a row and New York Times Magazine loves our Eye Cream.
Karin Herzog products have captures the attention of beauty
editors around the world, as well as numerous celebrities, including;
Kim Basinger, Demi Moore, Uma Thurman, Sheryl Crowe, Linda Evangelista,
Kylie Minogue, Sharon Stone, Jennifer Aniston, Couteney Cox-Arquett, Lisa
Kudrow, Matt Le Blanc, Matthew Perry, David Schwimmer, David Duchovney,
Julia Roberts, Cameron Diaz, Barbra Striesand, Carol Vorderman, Mel C,
Jennifer Lopez, Boy George, Kate Capshaw.
"The Best Facials In The
World"......."Marvellous"
The Times Style Magazine Sept 1998
"The cult skin-care of a host
of Hollywood notable beauties."
Elle Magazine, November 1997
"Karin Herzog Vita-A-Kombi
- delivers oxygen to the face. City folk clamour for it."
Vogue Magazine, October 1997
"Fans of Vita-A-Kombi, with
vitamins A and E, claim it fights acne, slows aging, and moisturises like
nothing else."
Vogue USA, June 1996
"As skin ages it becomes less efficient
at transporting essential oxygen to its cells. If it can be worked back
in with facials and skin creams, we should regain the flawless flush of
youth."
Elle Magazine, September 1997
"Fans of Karin Herzog's oxygen products
include Demi Moore, Uma Thurman, Kim Basinger."
Elle Magazine, September 1997
"Formulated by Nobel Institute Epidemiologist
Paul Herzog. Its claim to fame is that it encapsulates oxygen, which speeds
up the metabolism of cells, whilst killing the bacteria that causes acne."
Weekend Magazine, Sunday Times, October
1996
"Vita-A-Kombi actually delivers oxygen
to the skin, rather than just attracts it."
European Cosmetic Marketplace Magazine,
September 1997
"Favourite Skin Care Product - New Skin
Care: Karin Herzog Vita-A-Kombi 1, 2 & 3, are hi-tech moisturisers
formulated in Switzerland, combining oxygen with vitamins A & E to
purify and desensitise."
John Gustafson, Marie Claire Health &
Beauty, Issue No. 15 1997
"The use of skin care products that encourage
cell regeneration can work to alter our pre-destined ageing paths - The
Karin Herzog skin-care range is based on the work of Nobel Institute Honoured
Scientist Dr. Paul Herzog."
Marie Claire Magazine, November 1997
"The legendary Vita-A-Kombi combats the
de-oxygenation that occurs with ageing. ... Herzog's cream has achieved
cult status in the US, and boasts a repurchase rate of 98 per cent, with
most regular users claiming they no longer need a foundation"
Marie Claire Magazine, June 1998
"Part of the process of skin ageing can
be attributed to a decrease in oxygenation due to a slowing down of the
circulation at capillary level, which, in turn, slows cell regeneration.
These creams contain stabilised oxygen molecules to boost the micro-circulation
and improve tone!"
Cosmopolitan, April 1998
"I have sensitive, greasy skin, but this
amazing moisturiser evens out my skin texture"
Alice Evans, Actress - Interview in 'You'
Magazine, Jan 18 1998
"You feel as though you have just completed
a ski run, skin tingling, cheeks bright and complexion renewed"
The Times, February 7 1998
"Vita-A-Kombi products efficiently lock
oxygen tightly into the cream, so that it does not escape ... For your
skin, this means the destruction of the bacteria which causes acne, an
increased collagen production and a far more radiant complexion"
Tatler, January 1998
"Karin Herzog is a hot new name in skincare,
becoming famous for 'oxygen' creams designed to boost skin. The high-tech
products from Switzerland (used by celebrities including Kate Capshaw
and Demi Moore) are already invading the UK, and now there's a Karin Herzog
salon here, too ..."
'You' Magazine, 14 June 1998.
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