HEALTH & BEAUTY AROUND TOWN Summer Beauty
Keeping on top of your beauty regime often falls by the wayside in the summer months as we all prefer to concentrate more of our time spent with family and friends.
To keep your skin, hair and nails in tip-top condition throughout the warmer months, we have put together a few summer secrets with affordable and easy remedies to help you spend less time in the bathroom and more time enjoying that glorious sunshine.
A different kind of baking
If you’re staying away from the sunshine this summer and opting for a false glow instead, fix any fake tan botches with baking soda. Simply apply some baking soda on a loofah with warm water and exfoliate to get rid of any patchiness.
Suitcase-friendly shadows
We’ve all been there – you pack makeup for your holiday and it gets off the plane smashed into smithereens. Placing a flat, round cotton pad between your blush, bronzer or eyeshadow
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As the sunshine fades
The sun, sea and salty air feel great on our skin. But for coloured hair, it can encourage fading. Half a cup of apple cider vinegar is a great natural remedy to help brighten up your locks. Simply add the vinegar to a spritz bottle and spray all over the hair before leaving it in for about 10 minutes, then rinse out.
Make coconut oil your summer essential There’s nothing better than the tropical scent of coconut to get you in the holiday spirit. But coconut oil is also a multi-purpose product that is great to use as moisturiser, conditioner, serum and cuticle oil. Starting as a solid, coconut oil melts as you handle it so be sure to pack a small tub in your hold luggage.
Keep cool as a cuticle
High temperatures can cause nail polish to turn thick and gloopy. Keeping it in a cool place like the fridge can extend your nail varnishes shelf life and make it smooth and easy to apply.
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Baby powder isn’t just for little ones; it can be used as a cheaper alternative to dry shampoo and can also remove wet sand from the skin, making it perfect to stash away in your beach bag.
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