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HighBorn London It's About Beauty. It's About Class. It's About You. It's About Time! Smart people are choosing HighBorn superior organic products, and for good reason.

Following multiple, delayed diagnosis, Highborn founder Tracey Broadway was diagnosed with breast cancer at just 34. Tracey went from happy, healthy Mum of two young children to months of chemotherapy, surgery, radiotherapy and more. She lost everything she prided herself on as a woman. She lost her long blonde hair, she lost her eyebrows, she lost her eyelashes. She looked pale, she looked ill, she lost her self esteem and could have lost her life. But she never gave up. She never let it beat her. She kept running towards her dream. Having worked with the world's top beauty brands, run a chain of beauty salons and her own salon she has always loved helping other women look and feel their best. Now she's well she's on a passionate mission to help you look and feel you, happy, healthy and full of energy no matter what's happening in your life! She believes everyone deserves to feel special because every single one of us is ... HighBorn. So look and feel superior every day with the ultimate natural beauty products from HighBorn London.

My Vault is open.If taking your make-up off is one of the best parts of going out, I chose this edit with you in mind.Fi...
25/09/2026

My Vault is open.

If taking your make-up off is one of the best parts of going out, I chose this edit with you in mind.

Five full-size favourites, all included:
• Natural Make-Up Remover · 100ml
• Bakuchiol Youth Elixir · 30ml
• Pre-Eminent Beauty Serum · 30ml jar
• Imperial Eye Gel · 15ml
• Orange Lip Butter · 15ml

£99 · worth £231 at today’s prices when bought individually.

Both serums are yours. Choose one for your routine; there’s no need to layer them.

See my After Hours Edit and current availability:
https://www.highbornlondon.com/pages/2026-vault?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=vault_sep_2026&utm_content=friday_launch_post

With love,
Tracey

Dry flakes? Pause before reaching for another scrub.Check three things: does your skin feel sore; are you already using ...
24/09/2026

Dry flakes? Pause before reaching for another scrub.

Check three things: does your skin feel sore; are you already using a scrub, acid or retinol; and what do those labels say about combining them?

Write down your exfoliating steps and the days you use them. Dry flakes are not a cue to scrub harder. If soreness lasts, ask a pharmacist or GP.

One face. Six jars. Who is in charge?How many products are actually in your daily routine: two or three, or four and cou...
24/09/2026

One face. Six jars. Who is in charge?

How many products are actually in your daily routine: two or three, or four and counting?

Serum, eye gel, day cream, night cream: where does each fit?Four Phase Day and Night contains:• Beauty Serum, 30 ml: a l...
23/09/2026

Serum, eye gel, day cream, night cream: where does each fit?

Four Phase Day and Night contains:
• Beauty Serum, 30 ml: a light layer of moisture before cream.
• Imperial Eye Gel, 15 ml: a cool, hydrated feel around the eyes.
• Imperial Moisturiser, 50 ml: rich daily care for softer-feeling skin.
• Night Elixir, 50 ml: a soft, moisturised feel before bed.

Check the ingredients for each product and choose your serum in a jar or bottle. Introduce unfamiliar products one at a time.

23/09/2026

Another skincare purchase you are unsure about? Take your time. This film introduces serum and eye gel; our guide explains how to try something new one product at a time.

At highbornlondon.com, open the Skincare Journal and look for “New skincare? Change one thing at a time”. https://www.highbornlondon.com/blogs/highborn/how-to-introduce-new-skincare-product?utm_source=highborn_social&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=highborn_organic_2026_09&utm_content=mc_n731932165639745563_reel

A skincare question should be easy to ask.“The service is personal and lovely.” — Susan TerringtonSusan is describing he...
22/09/2026

A skincare question should be easy to ask.

“The service is personal and lovely.” — Susan Terrington

Susan is describing her experience of our service. Which would you like help with: choosing a product or understanding the directions?

One skincare word, translated. Which should we explain next: serum, barrier or pilling?Tell us the word that has you rea...
22/09/2026

One skincare word, translated. Which should we explain next: serum, barrier or pilling?

Tell us the word that has you reaching for a search engine.

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