THE BEAUTY BOX COSY AUTUMN BEAUTY BUYS
As the crisp air of Autumn, cosy knits and warm boots all make an appearance, now is your chance to indulge in some cosy Autumn beauty buys. Professional Makeup Artist and beauty expert, Naomi Halliday, has handpicked her favourite picks for Autumn
“Shake up your beauty routine and let the cosy Autumn vibes in! Now’s the time to experiment with richer tones and pigments, whilst nourishing your skin and getting it ready for Winter.” says Naomi.
PAULA’S CHOICE Calm Rescue & Repair Intensive Moisturizer, £39 As the weather gets colder and the central heating comes back on, your skin may need some extra TLC to boost its radiance back to a more comfortable, youthful-looking state. This rich cream supports the skin’s microbiome to boost resiliency over time and is gentle enough for sensitive, rosacea-prone skin. Its unique mix of antioxidants, smoothing emollients, peptides and skin-replenishing ingredients, leaves the skin with a supple and radiant finish whilst providing immediate relief for dry, sensitive skin.
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RHODE BEAUTY Pocket Blush, £24 This on-the-go cream blush wakes up cheeks and lips with a satiny, diffused blush that melts on smoothly and stays all day. The lightweight formula hydrates skin for baby-soft cheeks, leaving a glowy finish without a greasy feel. ‘Freckle’ is the perfect warm peachy Autumn hue.
BARE MINERALS All-Over Face Colour in Warmth, £25.00 This cult mineral-based matte bronzer works beautifully on all skin tones and types, giving you an all-over face colour to reveal a radiant, sun-kissed and healthy glow all year round. Using a blend of natural minerals, the clean formula keeps your skin clear of preservatives, oils, emulsifiers and fragrance, helping your complexion through the winter months.
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