Originating in South Korea, waterless beauty proposes products that are formulated without water for more sustainable alternatives like soap, balms, powders, oils and butters. Every part of the body is catered for, so here is my waterless beauty routine, covering face, hair and body.
I was aiming for a strong makeup focus with this edition but again skincare seems to have somewhat taken over. And with my makeup routine being quite pared back, it’s amazing there are any empty cosmetics to show at all.
Will Father Christmas be allowed to deliver presents under COVID rules? I won’t be sad to see the back of 2020, but before doing so let’s pick out a few much deserved treats. Here is my Christmas gift guide of natural beauty sets.
Any guesses on the most searched skincare ingredient of 2020? With over a million Google hits skin brightening vitamin C takes the top spot. Here I trial cruelty-free Natura Siberica’s vegan-certified vitamin C-enriched skincare range.
This French pharmacy botanical brand has been an on-off constant feature in my haircare routine. As a family staple I have come full circle with Klorane shampoo and conditioner, not only re-discovering these products, but introducing them to the next generation.
If there’s one beauty topic the English and French have a very different take on, it’s the natural make up look: stronger is better vs less is more. Here I share my approach to the ‘no makeup’ makeup look, a hybrid of both cultures, using natural cosmetics.
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