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I'm a beauty founder – a simple gift from grandma helped me create one of the UK's fastest-growing beauty brands

I'm a beauty founder – a simple gift from grandma helped me create one of the UK's fastest-growing beauty brands

The Sun3 hours ago

THE founder of viral beauty brand Skin 47, Nic Taylor, recently shared how years of skin struggles led him to create a beauty powerhouse.
After trying countless skincare products and even medication, nothing made a difference until one day, a little secret from his grandma arrived in the post.
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Nic's incredible 47 Skin story began when his grandma popped a small, unassuming pot of cream in the mail.
She didn't know much about it, only that a friend had picked it up from a local market stall, and she hoped it might help with Nic's skin concerns.
What happened next would spark a transformation far beyond what either of them could have imagined.
Within days of using the cream, Nic's skin felt smoother, calmer and clearer than it had in over a decade.
The founder's discovery of Silver Chitoderm, the miracle skincare ingredient at the heart of 47 Skin's award-winning products, was the turning point.
That simple gift eventually grew into 47 Skin, which is now one of the UK's fastest-growing beauty brands.
Viral sensation
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A cult-favourite product and number one bestseller in the 47 Skin range is the anti-blemish and scar repair serum.
Retailing from £26.40, the serum is available in 30ml, 50ml, 100ml and 300ml bottles.
This hardworking serum is also considered a must-have by former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh.
The Silver Chitoderm ingredient works by creating an invisible barrier over the skin, helping to kill 99.9% of breakout-causing bacteria, reduce the appearance of stubborn marks and lock in hydration.
While rival beauty products might tackle one issue, 47 Skin's formulas work to leave skin hydrated and protected.
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Shoppers have been quick to share their experiences, with one reviewer calling it a 'game changer."
Another happy buyer shared: "I am amazed at the results!
"Within just a week, my skin cleared up completely, and even my dark spots have visibly faded.
"These products have truly transformed my skin, and I couldn't be happier with the outcome!'
Another five-star reviewer noted: "This actually works! From day two, I could visually see a difference in my skin.
"I've always had bad skin since I was a teenager.
"My skin is almost 100% blemish-free since using this on a daily basis.
"It's easy to apply with no residual feeling, and I'm 100% happy that this has worked for me. Definitely buying more.'

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