Wellbeing/time to relax
something that sets like rock and takes an result. And let’s face it, a lovely smelling
age to wash off, think again. For all but the body product makes all the difference when
youngest, oiliest complexions, a weekly you’re stepping into the shower on dark,
face mask is the perfect time to restore lost dreary mornings!
moisture. Thirsty skin will soak it up and you
can just tissue off any excess. Luxury choice: Clinique Deep
Comfort Body Wash (£12.50) was
Luxury choice: L’Occitane launched at the end of last year and
Immortelle Cream Mask is suitable for gently cleansing the
(£38) enhances cell renewal driest of skins.
as well as soothing and Budget option: Fenjal
nourishing the skin. Vitality Revitalising Body Wash
Budget option: Avon Planet Spa Mediterranean (£2.99) is another new product which
Olive Oil Hydrating Face Mask (£4) is a bargain. contains moisturising grapeseed oil
and is ideal for more mature skin.
3
Swap lipstick for
a moisturising
lip product
6
Swap harsh exfoliators
for gentler
There is nothing less attractive than lipstick formulations
worn over dry, flaky winter-ravaged lips. Exfoliating is even more important now than
Instead, opt for a product that adds colour as in the summer, as dead skin cells can reduce
well as conditioning. the benefits you get from moisturising, but it is
definitely a case of gently does it.
Luxury choice: Clinique Superbalm
Moisturising Gloss (£12) instantly Luxury choice: Dermalogica Daily
relieves dryness and can be worn alone Microfoliant (£32.70) is a powder
or on top of lipstick. containing rice bran which mixes to a
New year, new you?
Budget option: Burt’s Bees Natural Lip paste on wet skin to gently exfoliate
Shimmer (£5.87) comes in 12 shades and brighten.
and contains beeswax and vitamin E. Budget option: Marks & Spencer Age Defence
Gentle Exfoliating Face Wash (£5) is a two-in-
4
Swap foam baths for a one product that can be used morning and night.
skin-nourishing soak
Bubbles are fun for kids, but a bath
product specifically designed to help retain
7
Swap skin toners for
an alcohol-free version
moisture is a better bet for more mature skin. More astringent toners provide Luxury choice: L’Occitane’s new Immortelle
a welcome feeling of freshness in hot humid Divine Cream (£62) is an
Luxury choice: Neom Organic Bath Oil weather, but January is a time when it is good to anti-ageing formulation
(£32) contains organic safflower, jojoba and cut down on the alcohol for beauty purposes as enriched with plant oils
essential oils and just a capful of one of the five well as health! containing omega-3 u u
fragrances will leave your bathroom smelling
heavenly for hours. Luxury choice: Clarins Extra-
Win a pamper set!
Budget option: Boots Original Comfort Toning Lotion (£16)
Beauty Formula Bath Oil (£9.79) balances and moisturises, as well
We have 20 sets of Weleda’s Sea
contains moisturising almond as gently removing any last traces
Buckthorn creamy Body Wash and Sea
oil. Or if you prefer to avoid a of make-up.
Buckthorn Body Lotion, worth a total of
bath oil because of concerns Budget option: Simple’s Soothing
£14 a set, to give away. Both contain
about slipping, opt for Simple’s Facial Toner (£2.93) contains camomile to
organic, antioxidant-rich sea buckthorn
Moisturising Bath Cream (£2.44). soothe and witch hazel to tone.
oil with pro-vitamin A and e, and used in
combination provide the perfect treat.
5
Swap soap for a
moisturising body
cleanser
8
Swap your usual
Send your details to
moisturiser for one that
Weleda Giveaway, Sweet
really packs a punch
Magazine, Po Box 6337,
Most ordinary soaps have a high alkalinity Try stepping up a gear now with your
Bournemouth Bh1 9eh,
content which is not in keeping with our skin’s skincare, by using a more intensive product
by 11 February.
ShutterStock natural pH value and can leave it drier as a at night to give your skin an extra boost.
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