Jeunesse Global is thrilled to announce that its ready-to-drink Almn product has been shortlisted for the 20th annual Pure Beauty London Awards for Best New Wellness Product.
The judging panel was tasked with uncovering the most creative beauty and wellness products launched in the UK in the previous 12 months and received nearly 600 submissions. There was a wide range of entries from big and small brands, as well as niche and mass-market distribution.
The full list of nominees was published in Pure Beauty magazine’s September issue. Pure Beauty readers will choose the winners, who will be announced live on October 28 at an awards ceremony in London.
“We are ecstatic that Almn has been nominated for Best New Wellness Product,” says the company.
Scott Lewis, Jeunesse’s Chief Visionary Officer, stated.
“We take pleasure in constantly working to create award-winning products that help our Customers and Distributors throughout the world look and feel their best, and we are thrilled that one of our newest youth enhancement products has been recognized in this prestigious awards program.”
Almn is made with 95 percent aloe gel from the Dominican Republic, which is sustainably grown, efficiently harvested for freshness, and widely regarded as some of the greatest aloe on the planet.
Spanish honey, royal jelly, and a dash of lemon juice round out the exclusive formula, which was made without the use of artificial flavors or colors. Almn comes in award-winning 1-liter (33.8 fl. oz.) earth-friendly packaging that offers convenience and usefulness while also reducing carbon emissions.
About Jeunesse
Jeunesse is a global direct selling firm on a mission to make individuals look and feel younger while also empowering them to reach their full potential. The Y.E.S. Youth Enhancement System is made up of the company’s skin care and nutritional products.
Jeunesse uses a cutting-edge, global platform to provide innovative products, training, and support through more than 34 fully functioning offices to markets in more than 145 countries, with multilingual customer service, a back-office network, and a global enrollment system.
