Loving The New Fenjal
When it comes to bath and pampering products, Fenjal is what I would class as a heritage brand. It was founded in 1962 in Switzerland, when the founders of the company looked at the treatments found in Switzerland’s most celebrated spas and asked why those experiences couldn’t be enjoyed at home.
By 1967, fenjal had arrived in British bathrooms. It hasn’t left since.
I can remember my mom loving this brand when I was younger, and the original scent was unique, iconic and totally unmistakable. I loved it then and loved it now. It smelt like luxury and glamour, something to be aspired too.
Today
But beauty innovative doesn’t stand still, and the same theories apply to Fenjal. You can still enjoy the classic original fragrance in the classic range of bath cremes and shower oils, along with the brilliantly soft roll on deodorant and handbag friendly body sprays, but now there are new fragrances, and new ranges to enjoy.
The Sensitive range offers the gentlest of formulas that have been formulated for sensitive, problem skin. These are products that can be used and enjoyed every day, and include cream soaps, body oils and body lotions. I love that they have the products in special gift packs which would be a great gift idea for birthdays and Christmas (yes, we are getting closer to that time of the year!).
The newest products are the intensive products. The Intensive range promises to deliver a deeper, richer dose of moisture that melts in on contact restoring softness and leaving skin feeling replenished. I am obsessed with the shower mousse that is infused with avocado and Shea butter, the smell is just amazing and this leaves your skin feeling so soft and clean. It’s so good I have to hide it from my hubby who loves it too.
The foaming soap is a bathroom essential that is perfect for the whole family, and if you want a real pampering bath session I would advise taking the Intensive Oil & Care Foam Bath for your bath to enjoy whilst listening to your favourite podcast. Definitely perfect for winding down after a long, hard day.
Have you ever tried Fenjal? What is your favourite range?








