044 HEALTH & BEAUTY Jet Set Go!


between 30% and 65% is comfortable for most people. Low humidity means that moisture evaporates from the body quickly, which can lead to dehydration. Less blood fl ows to the skin at a higher altitude leading to a lacklustre appearance. Avoid dehydrated skin


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id you know? A plane’s air fi ltration system causes humidity to drop to a parched 10%-20% –


by packing the new H2 Elemental Energy Hydrating Serum by Perricone MD. The range is the fi rst to harness the power of hydrogen, the world’s smallest molecule,


providing unbeatable hydration and unparalleled moisture – and leaving you with radiant-looking skin. • Elemental Energy Hydrating Serum, £80, from John Lewis, www.perriconemd.co.uk


You’ve crammed your sunglasses and dozens of bikinis in your hand luggage and now you have to fi t all your holiday beauty must-haves. Take a tip from those jetsetters in the know, and pack a selection of travel-sized essentials…


After long days lounging in the sun, take some beauty inspiration from Victoria Secret legend, Adriana Lima, and spritz yourself with a rose tonic to hydrate and calm any redness. Best for sensitive or rosacea prone skin.


• Odylique Calming Rose Super Tonic, £15, www.odylique.co.uk


Rich in vitamin C, the Janjira booster serum moisturises and brightens to make your skin appear dewy and glowing. Made from Sorghum Bicolor Stalk and


Algowhite to tighten skin and inhibit melanin production.


• Janjira Marine Radiant White Brightening Booster Serum, £36, www.janjira.co.uk


Perfect to slip into your hand luggage, the 3-in-1 sheet mask is ideal after a late night. The huggable sheet mask refreshes your skin when you just haven’t had enough Zzzzzs! • Maskorea 3-in-1 Too Many Late Nights Sheet Mask, priced £7.99, visit www.maskoreamasks.com


The fi rst-ever natural sunscreen to be organically and Fairtrade certifi ed, the Odylique natural sunscreen is a godsend when protecting you against the sun’s rays. Ideal for those with sensitive skin or vegans. With protective Fairtrade raw shea butter, plus skin-conditioning zinc. • Odylique Natural Sunscreen SPF30, £25, www.odylique.co.uk


PERFECT TO SLIP IN YOUR HAND LUGGAGE THE 3-IN-1 SHEET MASK IS IDEAL AFTER A LATE NIGHT


For a quick cure for bites, stings, sunburn, headaches and more, there is nothing better than pure therapeutic grade lavender oil. One of the most popular aromatherapy oils in the world to have in the home, lavender oil is also used in many perfumes. Pure Sanatio Naturalis Organic grade oil is the ideal little ‘cure’ bottle to carry in your handbag during the summer and all year long.


Put a drop of lavender oil onto insect bites or stings to alleviate pain and itching or mix a few drops of lavender essential oil with aloe vera gel and apply to the skin to soothe sunburn.


• Sanatio Naturalis Pure Organic Lavender Oil, £22 for 10ml, wwwsanationaturalis.com


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