FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y NAOMI HALLIDAY


7. HAIR TEXTURIZING SPRAY


Hair can quickly lose volume during long, warm days outdoors. A few sprays of texturizing spray through the roots instantly refreshes the style, adds texture and grip, helps hold styles for longer, and gives hair that effortless lived-in festival feel without weighing it down.


Davines This is a Dry Texturizer, £30.50


Formulated to deliver a lightweight, yet full-bodied effect, this dry texturizing spray instantly adds body and hold to both roots and lengths, creates tousled texture and defined movement, leaving hair touchable and styled with a casual, effortless look.


FESTIVAL BEAUTY EFFORTLESS LONGEVIT Y NAOMI HALLIDAY 30


8. ELECTROLYTES


Electrolytes are the simplest way to maintain hydration levels during a long day at a, particularly in warm weather. They help replace essential minerals lost through sweating, helping you and your skin stay balanced, refreshed and energised.


Humantra Electrolytes Trial Pack, £15.00


Experience four different refreshing, zero-sugar electrolyte flavours in one pack and see the impact proper hydration makes – from better concentration and increased energy to glowing skin and stronger hair, it has so many benefits. With 2 sachets each of Elderberry, Berry Pomegranate, Himalayan Lime and Lychee, simply pop one in your bag or pocket and add to water on the go.


Each month Naomi Halliday will be sharing her beauty secrets with us, looking at new makeup and skincare products.


For makeup bookings and enquiries, please contact:


info@naomihallidaymakeup.co.uk www.naomihallidaymakeup.co.uk


Instagram @naomihallidaymakeup & @naomihallidaybridalmakeup


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