Location

Tauranga, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand

Founded

2009

Price range

NZ$69 – NZ$150

Shipping

New Zealand, Australia

Catalogue

39 products

Size range

30–100

New arrivals

1 this month

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Bestow Beauty

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About

Bestow Beauty is a New Zealand beauty and wellness brand founded by Janine Tait. She is a leading dermo-nutritionist and a qualified beauty therapist. She trained under Janice Sarre-Smith, who founded Janesce Skincare. The brand rests on one idea. Better skin starts within. Dermo-nutrition means food and supplements come first. Topical products support that work rather than replace it. Bestow calls this Slow Beauty. Its guiding line is that skin needs nourishment, not punishment. The beauty oils and powders are made in a specialist facility in the South Island of New Zealand. They use certified organic whole foods. The Bestow Beauty Oil, Beauty Plus Oil and Organic Herbal Teas are fully certified organic. More than 70% of the ingredients in Bestow Beauty Powder and Berry Beautiful are certified organic. Be Cleansed powder is 60% certified organic. Every ingredient in the range comes from plants or sea vegetables. The Beauty Plus Oil is vegan and vegetarian friendly. Best sellers include the Collagen Boost Powder and The Graces Hydrating Serum. Gut Love Powder, Beauty Plus Oil and Beauty from Beneath are also popular. Packaging uses only recyclable materials. Manufacturing follows sustainable practices. The company gives 10% of profits to helping women thrive. Named partners include Women's Refuge, the Cambodia Charitable Trust and Dress for Success. For New Zealand beauty, organic beauty, natural beauty or ethical beauty, Bestow stands apart. It is backed by thirty years of hands-on skin expertise and a real inside-out approach. Few brands treat food and skincare as one system this seriously.

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Brand Details

In-house
New Zealand
Certified Organic
Recyclable
Compostable
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Janine Tait

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Frequently asked questions

Who founded Bestow Beauty?
Bestow Beauty was founded by Janine Tait, a skincare therapist who studied nutritional medicine after growing frustrated with the industry's reliance on machines over nutrition.
When was Bestow Beauty founded?
An exact founding year is not published, though this New Zealand brand grew from founder Janine Tait's training in dermo nutrition and skin health.
Is Bestow Beauty good quality?
Yes, this inner beauty brand uses certified organic, whole food ingredients, positioning its Twin Skin Essentials as nutrition for skin rather than only topical care.
Is Bestow Beauty cruelty free and vegan?
Bestow Beauty has not published a formal cruelty free or vegan certification, though its plant and sea vegetable sourced ingredients suggest broad vegan compatibility.
Where is Bestow Beauty based and made?
This ingestible beauty brand is based in New Zealand, manufacturing its powders and oils at a specialized facility in the South Island.
What is Bestow Beauty known for?
This inner beauty brand is known for its Beauty Oil and Beauty Powder, working from the inside out through its Slow Beauty nutrition philosophy.

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