cheltonian beauty
Tried&Tested: Spring Beauty NewYear,NewYou...
Giveyour skinsomeextraTLCwiththeseproducts ‘TriedandTested’byEditorCarleyJones
PILLOWMIST–
www.saintcome.co.uk
Hands upwho has trouble sleeping? Yes,me too. This product has been a godsend forme and it’s 100%pure and natural – always a plus. Pillow Mist is designed to promote a restful, restorative sleep, limiting tensions of the day, and allowing a harmonious, comforting good nights’ rest.
9/10
AGELESSTHROAT&DÉCOLLETAGECRÈME –M&S
I can seewhy this product has developed a cult-like status. This luxurious crème, developed specifically for the throat and décolletage helps to attack and fix crepiness, double chins, droopy jowls and turkey neck using an exclusive sepilift technology for visible results in 7 days. This ismarketed for the older lady, but I personally feel that prevention is never a bad thing!
9/10
SENSSE™FACIAL CONTOURDEFINER– Amazon
Get your face fitwith this handy little gadget. This facial roller instantly relieves tension, boosts blood circulation, stimulates collagen production and activates lymphatic drainage to detoxify skin. The rotation of the rollermassages and brings nutrients and oxygen to the collagen and elastin producing cells in our face, resulting in younger, healthier looking skin.
8/10
BIODERMA’S SENSIBIOH2O– FeelUnique
This cleanser is formulated for sensitive, normal to dry skins the SensibioH2Ogentle cleanses face and eyes. I love the fact that you don’t need to addwater or fuss in the bathroom– it takesminutes to remove evenwater- resistantmake-up.
9/10
TIMEBOMBHOLIDAYINABOTTLE–
www.timebomb.com
Create holiday glowwith this fab little product, its perfect for all skin types. This ground-breaking formula features micro-pigments that burst on contact, spreading translucent colour evenly over skin towarmand enhance natural face colour, leaving youwith gorgeous glowy just back fromholiday skin.
8/10 12 MARCH/APRIL 2018 THECHELTONIAN
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