Glow up with news portal


For better skincare: Chung (left) and Chew commemorating Majoriti and Garden of Eden’s partnership at Zenith Corporate Park in Kelana Jaya, Petaling Jaya. — FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Get yourself a step closer to glowing skin courtesy of news portal Majoriti.

If you are a reader of the new portal, you can get your hands on an exclusive discount on much-raved-about Garden of Eden skincare products.

The cruelty-free and plant-based skincare brand is partnering Majoriti to give users a 25% discount off all its products.

Majoriti product lead Chung Eng Lee said people are increasingly paying close attention to not just what works best for their skin, but also to products that cause less harm to the environment.

“Garden of Eden caters to these environmental concerns on top of providing a range of skincare products to suit every need.

“Just as Majoriti is committed to being a trusted source of news for Malaysians from all walks of life, Garden of Eden has a philosophy of being a trusted skincare specialist for its consumers,” she said.

Chung said Garden of Eden’s determination to ensuring the highest standards of ingredients is used to benefit its consumers mirrors Majoriti’s commitment to maintaining the gold standard in journalism.

“In today’s world, we understand the need to bring something more to the table... from engaging narratives that spark conversations to breaking news, Majoriti aims to be the go-to source of trusted news,” she said.

As the brand owner of Garden of Eden, Maxwell Pharma Sdn Bhd general manager Chew Wei Lin said there is a strong trend towards nature-based products that are safer on the skin.

“We use plant-based ingredients that are proven by science to work on the skin. A number of our 100% natural serums are clinically proven for efficacy by a US Food and Drug Administration clinical research centre and are aimed at effectively treating specific skin conditions like pigmentation, acne, dry skin, scars and stretch marks,” she said.

Chew said they are delighted to form a partnership with Majoriti as the portal excites them with its news direction and content.

“We believe this partnership will create a compelling and sustainable value to our respective platforms,” she said.

Majoriti is a new Bahasa Malaysia news portal that focuses on providing reports on current affairs and bringing added value to its customers with its strategic partners.

With the tagline “Refleksi Tanpa Prejudis” (Reflection Without Prejudice), Majoriti’s manifesto revolves around providing unbiased news and views to the public as it teams up with a diverse set of partners to expand each other’s offerings.

Partners and merchants who are currently on board include Social Security Organisation (Perkeso), AEON Co (M) Bhd, Malaysia Airlines Bhd, Secret Recipe Cakes and Cafe Sdn Bhd, Yoodo, Petronas Dagangan Bhd (PRYSM), Samsonite (M) Sdn Bhd, hotels under IOI Properties Group Bhd and more in the pipeline.To find out more about Majoriti or to subscribe, visit majoriti.com.my.

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