Aussie Brand Babe Skin Care is Taking Over the U.S Market

In the world of beauty, there are products that are awesome, and then there are products that are awesome and look killer on your Instagram feed. Babe skin care happens to be both. Allow us to introduce you to the brand-new beauty company you're going to want to get your hands on immediately: Babe skin care, an all-natural Aussie beauty brand that is about to have a major moment in the U.S. beauty spotlight—and in your next #mondaymotivation post.

The three-year-old, Melbourne-based brand launched with a humble line of body scrubs that set the tone for the collection’s totally natural take on beauty. In addition to being chemical free (hence the whole natural thing), the scrubs are made sans water and sold dry, so all you have to do is add water. And what comes after any good body scrub? An even-better body moisturizer, of course—so Babe then introduced a series of ladylike body soufflés with sweet-sounding monikers, like Verbena Gypsy and Sparkling Rose Bath Milk. And that's when Babe skin care began it’s global domination earlier this year, launching at Nordstrom, Urban Outfitters, and the holy grail of beauty goods: Sephora, with its full 12-product line ranging from $24 to $80.

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While we haven't tested the product yet, but we promise to report back and update this post the second we do, we're most obsessed with Babe's packaging, which is both sweet and sassy—and thus alternatively call it a kind of social media gold. The core line of Babe's soufflés fill vintage-style jars decked out with dainty sketches of the plant-based potions inside of them, while the hand washes and creams feature sassy affirmations like “Wake up. Kick arse. Be rad. Repeat.” What else would you do anyway?

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