In October 2022, Kate Moss launched her holistic care range called Cosmoss.
A way for the eternal Brindille to reconvert herself, by riding the wave of
wellness
and beauty as Gwyneth Paltrow did before her with Goop or Jennifer Lopez with JLo Beauty.
Distributed in France at Samaritaine, its range is quite short, combining skin care and herbal teas with shamanic accents.
And obviously, the founder also seems convinced that she can help people, especially in the area of skin problems.
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Indeed, on the brand's Instagram page, a video shows Kate Moss in full discussion with journalist Alessandra Steinherr.
The top model presents her products including her oil, called Golden Nectar.
Before telling him: “I’m going to tell you a secret.
We didn't know it when we created it and we've discovered it since.
I have friends who suffer from eczema and psoriasis, different forms of pimples... They put this on and it's gone."
This famous Golden Nectar, sold for €120, has the particularity of being an
in & out
oil : we see in the video, Kate Moss ingesting it.
In another post, she explains using it on her face as well as her body and her hair.
“I love the mixture of CBD, rosemary leaf but also chios tears
(a unique and natural aromatic resin)
with their antioxidants, and the mythical story behind it.”
A statement which may be surprising given that there is currently no treatment to eradicate eczema or psoriasis, even if numerous treatments provide relief to patients, such as topical corticosteroids for the former, as our colleagues from Le
Figaro
point out .
Psoriasis thus affects between 3 and 4% of the French population, or 1.5 to 3 million people, and could be reduced thanks to the arrival of biotherapies.
In the case of skin diseases, it is therefore always recommended to consult a doctor who will be able to direct you to the right treatment or to a specialist for more precise medical support.