LIVE24SEVEN // Fashion, Health & Beauty B EAUT Y - FUL L NEWS JUNE
I recently started a new skincare regime which means I have to keep my face out of the sun, but shouldn’t we be faking the tan anyway to prevent skin damage and wrinkles? So here’s our pick for that perfect golden glow without paying the price down the line…
UTANANDTONE, £18
Revolutionary Coconut Tanning Water for the face is infused with real coconut extracts and vitamins, and is the fastest and easiest way to tan your face. The lightweight, refreshing mist develops into a sun-kissed glow in just 4-6 hours, and can be layered until the desired colour is achieved. Coconut Tanning Water is suitable for use as a primer under make-up, as a setting spray over make-up or simply on clean dry skin before bed.
NO BRONZER BRONZER? PERRICONE £29
On the lighter side of Spring, create luscious lips in just a matter of seconds with Le Metallique from Lancome.
Fake It…It’s The Right Thing To Do!
TAILOR-MADE TAN ALL YEAR ROUND…£71 SISLEY
The wave design on the Sisley Phyto-Touche Sun Glow Powders allows you to create the intensity you want with two golden beige shades and a blush shade for a fresh look! Do an ‘Ibiza’ contour by applying the lighter shade all over the face, then use the darker shade to contour, build colour and sculpt and then finish with a touch of blush on the cheeks! Ibiza achieved (available in 2 colour ways)
PURRRRFECT TAN! DOLCE & GABBANA £47
Dolce & Gabbana’s Animalier Glow Bronzing Powder includes smouldering tones of pink, beige, bronze and coffee – the perfect tan! The glistening gold and fiery red deliver your dramatic accents…channel that Saharan sun!
LES BEIGES, HEALTHY GLOW GEL TOUCH FOUNDATION, £43 CHANEL Available in a variety of shades, this innovative gel foundation leaves skin with a dewy finish. It’s cooling and hydrating so perfect for the summer. The coverage is buildable and you’re left with an even- looking complexion. It also has SPF25 so protects whilst perfecting!
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