Tried&Tested: Spring Fresh


Get ready for the festive season EditorCarley Jones tests the hottest beauty products on the market that you should be adding to yourmake-up bag this spring.


TIMEBOMBDIVINE INTERVENTION GLOWOIL –www.timebombco.com


I use this product daily now and will continue to do so, I love howitmakesmy skin feel. This healing facial oil delivers powerful calming, anti-inflammatory properties to soothe and smooth your complexion and awaken its inner incandescence.


10/10 CHOPSTICKSTYLER


DIEGODALLAPALMA NUDAPALETTE– Marks and Spencer and www.diegodallapalma.com


The perfect nude pallet to suit any occasion. I highly recommend these luxurious eyeshadows.


10/10


LASH&BROWENHANCINGSERUM– www.monatglobal.com/uk


Create the brows and lashes of dreams thank to this high performing serum.Consisting of clinically proven ingredients such asCapixyl™ and Fision KeraVeg18, a vegetable-based alternative to animal keratin, which helps increase the strength and condition of browns and lashes. Nearly at the end of 28 days and can see an improvement in length.


9/10 14 MARCH/ APRIL 2019 THECHELTONIAN TM –Argos,Very or SimblyBe


Forget the traditional round curler, it has been discovered that a rectangular barrel gives the best results. It will provide a great finish fast, withmaximum staying power.One to invest in.


9/10


IGKSPEECHLESSAND NOMOREBLOW– SpaceNKand www.spacenk.com


Shorten the time it takes to do your hair thanks to this miracle blow-dry spray. Fantastic for those on the go and leading busy lives.


8/10


TEMPTATION BLUSHER– www.bohemianchic minerals.co.uk


This range is perfect for even the most sensitive skin and they are both vegan and chemical free. This blusher is easy to apply and will suit a host of skin tones.


8/10 AL!VEHYDRATING – Sainbury’s


For anyone a little short of time, this product is perfect. Time is big factor when conductingmy day-to-day beauty regime and this spray allowsmeto fit inmy daily moisturising.


8/10


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