Pure Beauty November 2016:
By Magazines
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Pure Beauty November 2016:
Joe Bannister

Here are the main points that we should take from this month’s Pure Beauty Magazine:

What’s new in skin care?

  1. AKAR – Lush Balance Toning Mist
  2. Superdrug – Optimum Anti-Dehydration Birch Water Micellar Tonic
  3. Murad – Instamatte oil-control mask
  4. Skin Doctors – Instant facelift and eyelift

Editor’s pick: Nails Inc – Face Inc

What’s new in fragrance?

  1. Atelier Cologne – Camélia Intrépide and Emeraude Agar
  2. Michael Kors – Wonderlust
  3. DKNY – Be Delicious fresh blossom crystallized
  4. Tory Burch – Fret Frenzy

Editor’s pick: Tommy Hilfiger – The Girl

What’s new in make-up?

  1. Glo-Minerals – Cream stay shadow stick
  2. Tanya Burr – Cheek Illuminator
  3. Diego Dalla Palma – Geisha matt liquid lipsticks
  4. Ciaté London – Magic Pout Potion

Editor’s pick: Inika

What’s new in hair care?

  1. GHD – Copper Luxe Collection
  2. Umberto Giannini – The Smooth Range and the Indulge Range
  3. 72 Hair – Repairing Oil
  4. Duck and Dry – Fix your quiff hairspray

Editor’s pick: Label.M – The Cleanse and Condition Duo Box and the Honey and Oat Trio Box

What’s new in body care?

  1. Sanctuary – Salt scrub limited edition
  2. Rituals – The Ritual of Light
  3. Kaffe Fassett – On point body lotion
  4. Sanderson – Rose and Peony hand and body wash

Editor’s pick: Neom – Bath and shower drops

 

 

How to: Rock an up-do

Step 1: Create a ponytail – Award-winning hairdresser Andrew Barton says “the first step is to gently back brush the hair and then, using the fingers, rake the hair back away from the face and pull it back into a loose ponytail at the nap of the neck”. You can then use an invisibobble to hold the air in place. This is best as it is designed not to pull on the hair.

Step 2: Back brush the tail – After putting it up gently back brush the tail of the pony. After the tail brush over the surface of the hair and twist into a bun shape. The Scünci UpDo No Bumps Combe has been specifically designed for this, so it’s the perfect tool for the job.

Step 3: Exaggerate the shape – The shape can be exaggerated by splitting hair into two halves and dressing it around each other, says Barton. This can be quite a difficult task so if you find it tricky it might be worth investing in some sectioning clips. The Trevor Sorbie Non-Slip Sectioning Clips are suitable for all lengths of hair so are good for the job.

Step 4: Add some volume – Barton says that you can add hair extensions to add volume to the look if you want to. The Hothair Invisible Extensions have a clear hoop that slips over your head like a headband and can be arranged around your hair. This makes it easy for you to achieve added volume in an instant.

Step 5: Add a hair accessory – If you want to be the belle of the ball you can always add a sparkling hair accessory to finish. The Butterfly by Matthew Williams is the perfect accessory.