TV star Neil Jones has joined male magnificence model Shakeup as their first ambassador and launches new Age Def-Eye Prompt Lifting Eye Cream.
Shakeup co-founder Jake Xu says “We’re delighted to welcome Neil as our very first face of the model. He aligns completely with our type, imaginative and prescient, and model values and naturally our followers and we’re thrilled to announce this new partnership”.
In his position as ambassador, Neil will probably be motivating males to feel and appear their greatest in addition to working carefully with Shakeup on new product growth and upcoming campaigns.
Neil provides “I’m actually excited to be teaming up with Shakeup. Day by day calls for and hectic schedules can take its toll on my pores and skin however taking care of it correctly is essential, particularly in my line of labor. I really like the Shakeup merchandise – they offer nice outcomes with minimal effort they usually’re nice worth. A successful mixture!”
Neil’s favorite product is the NEW Age Def-Eye Prompt Lifting Eye Cream, £28. Combining caffeine, squalane, shea butter, and two revolutionary trademarked substances – Inst’Tight and Ipeptide, it immediately tightens, refreshes, and revives drained wanting eyes and minimises puffy eye baggage and darkish circles, wonderful strains, wrinkles, and crow’s ft.
Neil says, “With a brand new child and busy rehearsals, it’s sensible for serving to me seem like I’ve had an excellent night time’s sleep!”
Merchandise are made in Britain, cruelty free, vegan pleasant and PETA permitted and obtainable from shakeupcosmetics.com and Amazon.
About Shakeup:
Shakeup was based in 2020 by twin brothers Jake Xu and Jake Carnell-Xu. As Chinese language British (born in Beijing and grew up in Tub, UK) they’ve been impressed by the huge rise in males’s magnificence in Asia and the Okay-pop market. With extra males than ever branching out with their magnificence routines, they created Shakeup to offer reasonably priced, revolutionary, and solution-driven, skincare and beauty merchandise and are
on a mission to normalise males carrying make-up.