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Natural beauty products at Korres on Montague St.

Compiled by Mariel Cohn
The new Korres Natural Products store at 140 Montague St.

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Korres Natural Products USA just opened on Montague Street!

This store is loaded with all-natural beauty products your mother will love: illuminating bronzing powder, and watermelon tinted moisturizer (S.P.F. 30), to name a few. Korres developed as a chain of stores from the first homeopathic pharmacy in Athens, Greece, and its products are completely free of any harmful synthetics. Instead, the brand blends herbs with pharmaceutical properties, like calendula, echinacea, and hyperium to create amazing everyday products.

Korres’ also uses Greek flora and herbs, (thyme, basil, and rosemary), food ingredients (yogurt and watercress), and other natural raw ingredients. Korres’ Natural Products USA, as a result, is a high-end, natural beauty collection that works to rejuvenate and nurture your skin, hair and body. The store’s interior resembles a bazaar with oversized palette counters, with contemporary design twists.

Korres Natural Products USA, is at 140 Montague St. between Henry and Clinton Streets in Brooklyn Heights. Open Monday through Friday 10 am to 8 pm, Saturday 10 am to 7 pm, Sunday noon to 6 pm. All major credit cards.

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