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The Beauty Box FESTIVAL BEAUTY ESSENTIALS EFFORTLESS LONGEVIT Y AND HYDRATION


Festival season is one of my favourite times of the year, but these days my approach to beauty is less about glit- ter and more about effortless longevity and hydration.


Whether you’re heading to a countryside music festival, a chic outdoor concert, or a big summer event, the key is choosing products that last through heat, sweat, sun and humidity, whilst keeping you looking fresh and hydrated all day and night. Here are my 8 festival beauty must haves for this season.


1. HYDRATING MOISTURISER Applying a moisturiser in the morning helps keep the skin comfortable and balanced throughout the day by boosting moisture levels and supporting the skin barrier. It also creates a smoother and more even base for makeup application, whilst reducing the dehydrating effects of long hours outdoors. Don’t forget to apply it in the evening for overnight repair for parched, depleted skin.


Glow Recipe Watermelon Milk Peptide Cushion Glow Cream™, £35.00 28


This dreamy formula is fragrance-free, silicone-free, non-comedogenic, cruelty-free, vegan, and gluten-free, making it suitable for even the most sensitive skin types. Formulated with 10+ Peptides, it visibly smooths fine lines, improves skin elasticity, and retains moisture. Watermelon Milk™ seals in moisture for a dewy glow, whilst Glycerin, Panthenol & Ceramides flood the skin with replenishing hydration while reinforcing the skin barrier. Designed for both daytime wear and overnight repair – perfect for pre and post festival partying!


2. SPF


A facial SPF is one of the most important beauty products for any outdoor event, helping to protect the skin from UV damage, premature ageing and sunburn, whilst offering hydrating and skin-enhancing benefits.


LANEIGE Water Bank UV Barrier Sunscreen SPF50, £26.00


This next generation SPF is designed to protect, hydrate and strengthen the skin barrier in one effortless step. Bringing together cutting-edge UV technology with LANEIGE’s signature water science, the formula delivers high-performance protection with SPF50+ PA++++. Clinically proven results show a +117% improvement in damaged moisture barrier immediately after use, reinforcing skin resilience against daily environmental stressors.


3. SETTING SPRAY


For me, a setting spray is a festival essential, helping to lock makeup in place and keep it looking fresh and hydrated through heat, dancing and long hours outdoors.


Laura Mercier Translucent Hydrating Setting Spray Ultra-Blur, £32.00


This 24-hour spray locks in your look with a flawless, natural finish. Powered by air, the continuous mist features a 98% skincare-based formula, rich in hydrating hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and ectoin, to plump and smooth t he skin.


Its makeup-fixing formula prevents oxidisation, fading, creasing, oiliness and transfer for up to 24 hours, encouraging a fresh, radiant finish all day and night!


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FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y NAOMI HALLIDAY


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