LIVE24SEVEN // Fashion, Health & Beauty B EAUT Y - FUL L NEWS OC TOB E R The power of metals


This month we harness the power and beauty of metals and minerals.


THE UNIQUE POWER OF SILVER


South African born Joy Isaacs recalls silver being used by her mum to heal scratches, wounds and even her sisters acne. After major surgery, Joy’s surgeon also used silver infused wound dressings to aid recovery. A dream eventually inspired her to create a luxury skincare line that harnesses the power of Silver Hydrosol and DNA HP. Hailed by the likes of Vogue and net-a-porter it hydrates, restores and visibly improves fine lines, wrinkles and the overall texture of your skin. ARgENTUM apothecary www.argentumapothecary.com


and minerals COMME DES GARCONS


Comme des Garcons new fragrance ‘Concrete’ pays hommage to NYC – also referred to as the concrete jungle! The cool bottle plays host to fragrance that smells nothing like concrete you’ll be pleased to know, instead you’ll be hit with notes of Sandalwood and rose oxide. £115


CHANEL


Chanel have launched some unexpected nail colours to include this limited edition Horizon Line – reminiscent of steel and concrete it’s a strong cool shade for AW. £20


AMLY’S


Amly’s Silver Rich Face mist uses natural spring water to counter dehydration, it contains skin perfecting Copper Peptides too and has an uplifting scent! £42 amlybotanicals.com


CHANTECAILLE


Chantecaille hit the spot with this Mermaid Eye Colour in the shade Triton. Worn wet or dry, as an eyeshadow or eyeliner, it is infused with an anti- aging extract that helps lift the upper eye area for a more youthful look. £29


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