Over the years Crystal’s extensive experience led her to take an interest in dermatology and the quality of the products that she used, finding it particularly difficult to find good skin care products appropriate for the need of black skin. She took many relevant educational advancement courses and began to study, research and experiment with the composition of skin care.
She soon felt that she had developed sufficient products to launch her line of specialised skin care and beauty products, Christal Cosmetics.
Today, Christal Cosmetics is definitely the upcoming specialist ethnic skincare company to look out for, its consistent increase in sales and popularity is a testimony to the dedication of Crystal and her team.
Booking information
Tel: 020 7732 5800 or 074 5043 0409
Email: crystal@christalcosmetics.com
Suitable for:Everyone
SUBJECT COVERED: General knowledge and peculiarities Blackheads, Acne, Hyperpigmentation, Hypopigmentation, Keloids, Lightening, Allergies, Ashen skin
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