LIVE24SEVEN // Fashion, Health & Beauty B EAUT Y - FUL L NEWS S E P T EMB E R Update your beauty
Pioneering fragrance products, iconic lips, age-dying creams, update your beauty closet this month with some of our favourites...
SPRITZ WITH STYLE
Creed are the go to fragrance house for those in the know. Their fragrances last and you don’t need to drown yourself for everyone to get your scent! Their leather bound atomisers come in various colours from white and cerise to turquoise and black. Perfect to house your new Creed scent, whichever one you fall in love with!
closet ... FRAGRANCE PAINTBRUSH
A true pioneer in the world of fragrance, Jo Malone, founder of Jo Loves, is set to revolutionise the way we wear perfume with a fragrance paintbrush! Just three pumps and the fragrance appears in a gel formula that sinks into your skin and leaves you with a lovely scent. Pop in your handbag to freshen up throughout the day or evening! Our editor tried it a few weeks ago and is hooked! Launching September.
SISLEYA L’INTEGRAL ANTI AGE EYE & LIP CONTOUR CREAM
Eyes often show the first signs of ageing. If you tried the l’Integral face cream that launched in 2016, you’ll already be excited for this contouring cream for the eyes and lip area which completes the line up. Powerful ingredients and a sensitive tool to focus on targeted areas, smells divine, boasts a lovely texture. Launching September 1st.
ICONIC LIPS
Armani's iconic lip shade 400 is set to launch exclusively in Selfridges. Available from 30th August, we think this red should have a 'passion and danger' label attached to it, it's that fabulous!
CREED SILVER MOUNTAIN WATER
Silver Mountain Water, said to be a favourite of Olivier Creed. Citrus notes, tea, blackcurrant, musk and ambergris.
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