Estée Lauder’s Re-Nutriv range contains the most decadent ingredients: luxurious cashmere, opulent gold and South Sea pearls to protect, pamper and boost your complexion during the harsh winter months. Cosset and caress skin with the luxurious Re-Nutriv Ultimate Lifting Crème Extra Rich – Estée Lauder’s most indulgent, lifting crème yet. This latest addition to the Re-Nutriv family is incredibly rich, luxurious and technologically advanced as it helps cushion and comfort even the driest of skin, leaving it deeply nourished and breathtakingly beautiful. Estée Lauder Re-Nutriv Ultimate Lifting Crème Extra Rich, £150
Guerlain’s Orchidée Impériale New Generation, launched this month, targets all the signs of ageing – boosting the regeneration potential of epidermal cells, reinforcing
DNA protection and controlling the over production of melanin. A gorgeous cream, it leaves skin
rejuvenated and revitalised, plump and youthful.
Guerlain’s Orchidée Impériale New Generation, £250
Skin Doctors Relaxaderm Advance contains an exclusive, revolutionary active, Dermatox-63 that is clinically proven to be 30% more effective than Argireline (an active used in many leading wrinkle relaxant treatments). This proven, triple active complex with ‘blended booster technology’ is specifically designed to interfere with a chemical reaction that guides muscle movements to stop the skin contracting where wrinkles most commonly form. It reduces the formation of new lines and wrinkles and making old lines appear much less prominent for smoother, younger looking skin and clinical trials showed up to a 63% reduction in wrinkles in 28days.
Skin Doctors Relaxaderm Advance, £35 www.treatyourskin.co.ukç
SKIN Saviours
Make 2010 the year you invest in your skin. Indulge in a superluxe skincare regime for enviable radiance and perfectly plumped skin.
StriVectin HS Hydro- Thermal Deep Wrinkle Serum™ is the first... and only thermophyllic serum specifically developed to dramatically reduce the appearance of pronounced deep wrinkles, enlarged pores and stubborn surface imperfections. ‘It travels directly to the base of deep wrinkles, decompressing the look of sharp, visible creases from the dermal substratum upward and outward to the skin’s surface,’ says Dr. Daniel B. Mowrey, Ph.D, Klein-Becker’s Director of Scientific Affairs, ‘dramatically reducing the appearance of pronounced deep wrinkles, enlarged pores and stubborn surface imperfections.’
StriVectin HS Hydro-Thermal Deep Wrinkle Serum™, £121 Space Nk and www.salonskincare.co.uk
IF YOU NEED
Dr Brandt’s Pores No More Vacum Cleaner is an effective weapon to use in the fight against blackheads and excess oil, keeping troublesome skin under control. Formulated with alpha and beta hydroxyl acids, silicone dioxide and eijitsu rose for maximum benefit, it helps loosen and remove black heads, absorbs excess oil and helps unclog and tighten pores.Use two or three times per week for maximum results or as needed follow with pores no more® pore refiner for maximum effectiveness.
Dr Brandt’s Pores No More Vacum Cleaner, £36 John Lewis
ANOTHER ONE:
Elemis Soothing Apricot Toner contains extracts of apricot to soothe and harmonise skin. Ideally suited to extra-sensitive, delicate and hormonal skin, this alcohol-free toner is so gentle it may also be applied to cotton pads for a soothing eye treatment.
Elemis Soothing Apricot Toner, £19 selected beauty salons regionwide.
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