L I V E 2 4 -SE V EN – BEAUT Y- FUL L NEWS
BEAUTY THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT. . .
The beauty industry is awash with new launches and technology, pioneering products and treatments that help us to look our very best. From revolutionary skincare that poses a real alternative to injectables through to machines that deliver a workout for your face and foundations that are lighter whilst delivering better coverage than ever! The future of beauty is bright…
GOOD FOUNDATIONS… Our editor swears by a good foundation, something that was her secret weapon when filming. Like many, she’ll be pleased to know that they are making a comeback. Lighter and with smarter technologies, they work with your skin to create a flawless finish rather than sitting lumpy on top of it. CoverFX’s Power Play is a weightless full coverage foundation that provides sweatproof all-day wear, available in 40 diverse shades it gives a modern-matte finish. YSL Touche Eclat All-in-one Glow Foundation is one for that perfect selfie. Put simply, it illuminates dull skin. It feels more like a moisturiser than a foundation.
SUN ESSENTIALS Organic and mineral… two beauty buzzwords that have swept their way into the sun product aisle! SoleilToujours mineral range includes sun protection as well as water resistant protection setting mists which keep your sun makeup in place and protect!
…Lighter does it. Thick creams that felt like a magnet for sand are replaced by light sprays that still have powerful protection. Try Vichy’s new Ideal Soleil Solar Protective Water SPF30 and Garnier Ambre Solaire UV Water SPF30. Light, water-based sprays…a sunbathing revelation.
RETINOL REVOLUTION
Retinol is nothing new, we’ve been singing its virtues for what seems like an age. But, until recently it has been considered too strong to use around the delicate eye area. Now you can fight those lines with Medik8 Retinol Eye TR and Olay’s newly developed Pro- Retinol Eye Treatment powerful enough, yet gentle enough to use under your eyes...
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