An Overview Of Jane Cosmetics

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Jane Cosmetics was started in 1994 with a target market of young and college aged girls and women. The name Jane is intended to represent ‘the girl next door’ as well as being an acronym for the natural ingredients found in nearly all Jane Cosmetics. These natural, botanical ingredients include juniper, aloe, nettle and elderflower.

The name Jane is also loosely tied to the character Jane from the Tarzan stories, which represents the feminine aspect of qualities such as intelligence and independence. In this fashion, Jane is not only meant to represent the average girl next door, but the notion that every girl has the potential for great individuality and independence.

All Jane Cosmetics are dermatologist tested and oil free. This means you can count on Jane cosmetics to keep your beauty regimen as simple as possible. Oil free cosmetics

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help keep your face free of excess oil that can lead to breakouts.

Jane cosmetics are not tested on animals. No products or ingredient found in Jane Cosmetics has been tested on or is derived from animals. A strict no animal testing policy is adhered to by the Jane Cosmetics company.

Jane cosmetics come in over 250 colors and forms, from lipstick and lip gloss to mascara and the latest eye shadow colors. There are also many nifty finishing products like shimmering powder and bronzers to flesh out your makeup collection.

Jane Cosmetics are available at many retail stores, such as Target. You can also find Jane Cosmetics at many online stores and auction websites. Though Jane cosmetics are generally quite affordable no matter where you find them, they can be even more reasonably priced at online stores and auctions.

For more information about the latest Jane Cosmetics check out their website at http://www.JaneCosmetics.com . You can brose through the various cosmetics or use their nifty make over interface. You can input your eye, hair and skin colors. Just hit the submit button to see a custom list of cosmetics best suited to your natural colors.


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