Jen & Tonic Releases First Collection, the Endless Summer Fun Collection
Jul 14, 2020
COLUMBUS, Ohio - July 14, 2020 - (Newswire.com)
Designer Jennie Koeper from Jen & Tonic is releasing the brand new Endless Summer Fun Collection, and each product will be individually made by the designer herself. The Endless Summer Fun Collection will be released on July 23, 2020.
Jen & Tonic proudly uses all-natural, high-quality, mostly organic ingredients and no preservatives. All products are meticulously formulated to be safe for use. Jen & Tonic is known for helping busy, environmentally conscious people so they can make self-care part of their daily routine.
Thus, for the first time, Jennie has created an entire product line of her favorite and most popular summer care products. The new Endless Summer Fun Collection is scheduled to go live on July 23, 2020.
The collection will be exclusively sold on Etsy and the website jenandtoniccrafted.com, where the limited products are scheduled to sell out by the end of summer.
The summer essentials are designed to showcase Mother Earth's abundant natural ingredients while keeping the entire family safe and smelling good all summer long.
All products are organic, non-comedogenic, phthalate- and paraben-free to capitalize on today’s clean beauty trends. Many of her products are vegan. Lavender, lemongrass, peppermint, and rosemary are common ingredients in this collection.
The insect repellent is the centerpiece of the collection. It is made on a base of witch hazel and aloe vera and smells very fresh and clean. The insect repellent is made with lemon eucalyptus essential oil, among others, which has been found to be as effective as DEET at repelling mosquitoes in safe proportions so that they may be used by the entire family.
Her collection also includes an after-sun body butter to nourish the skin and relieve pain associated with sunburn.
Products in the Endless Summer Fun Collection include:
Insect repellent
After-sun body butter
Bug bite itch relief
Moisture-rich perfume/after-bath/cuticle/massage/body oil
Room and yard spray to keep bugs away
Endless Summer Fun ranges in price from $6.00 to $70.00.
Jennie is excited to welcome her fans to the new handmade product line collection they’ve been requesting.
For more information about Endless Summer Fun or for an interview with Jennie Koeper, please write to [email protected]. Media high-res photos are available upon request.
About Jen & Tonic
Jennie Koeper has studied and worked with herbs for over 20 years. Being allergic to mosquito bites, she tried nearly every product on the market, with limited success at repelling insects and not being enveloped in a harmful chemical fog. She learned to make her own bug spray, using natural ingredients and remedies that are effective and safer than DEET. After many years of creating her insect repellent by hand, Jennie’s products started gaining notoriety amongst the clean beauty industry.
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