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Going green...Ethical skincare becoming more and more popular with brides to bes.Ethical
skincare works in harmony with nature. Most of the ingredients used are
natural, and tend to be organic. Ethical skincare brands are becoming more and more popular, the 'greener' conscious we are becoming. Halo Skincare, is a recent brand entering the ethical skincare market. There moisturiser is not only approved by
The Vegeratian Society but it is also halal certified. Its got a lovely
light texture and is perfect for rehydrating the skin, without leaving
the skin greasy. Its perfect as a base for bridal makeup. Popular businesswoman and TV personality Liz
Earle also has a fabulous range of products, which delivers great
results. Its great for any brides wishing to kick start with a good beauty regime. The Naturally Active Skincare range features a cleanser, toner
and moisturiser as well as masks and exfoliators. Again its all natural
here, so its really working with your skin to improve elasticity, lines
and ageing spots. Its great for problem skin and the Hot Cloth Cleanser
is a soothing ritual, which you will really wonder how you lived ever
without it. The superbalm is just divine, and perfect for cuticles and to tame down flyaway hair. If there's one product a bride needs on her big day, the superbalm is a must. Avon have also jumped on board the ethical skincare market having only ust launched their mineral make up range this year. Mineral Make up is the only make up that claims to be good for your skin. Its free of colouring, dyes and although it has been around for over forty years, it is becoming extremely popular amongst celebrities and in the US. Its perfect for brides who don't want too much coverage on their big day, but who want a flawless matte finish, and a perfect even skintone. NEXT MONTH We're reviewing....Tommy Guns Haircare Range (exclusively available at Boots) Professional Salon and Celebrity favourite haircare range ELF (eyeslipsface) Quality make up for just £1.50? Hmm. | Every brides must have beauty products... Smashbox Foundation (stick to a range with a photo finish to make sure your pictures look super) Sudocrem - nappy cream for your face, (i'm not kidding it will transform your skin) Christian Dior Eyeliner (no other kohl pencil glides as well or stays on as half as much)
Liz Earle's Hot Cloth Cleanser (your very own beauty ritual, even The Beauty Bible gave it 11/10) Elemis Aching Muscle Soak (just the most divine bath you'll ever have, great for a good nights rest) Video Tutorial: Make Up lessonYou want to look great on your big day, not over the top. Make up should be applied with a certain precision, and having seen so many bridal albums, its depressing to see people get covered in just too much slap. You don't need it! Follow this tutorial by make up expert,
and achieve that flawless, natural finish. That's what bridal make up
is all about this season. Its natural, and fresh and au so naturelle with an impact on the eyes... |
