ASK THE KHANS
QWHAT’S the best way to treat my tired, baggy eyes, which are even more noticeable when I’m wearing a mask?
AYOU can shrink under-eye bags and tighten skin in a few minutes by wrapping an ice cube in cling film and gently rubbing over puffy skin or run a flannel under the cold tap and put it in the freezer for 10 minutes, then apply to eyes for 10 minutes. Avoid solid concealers which can settle into
lines and use a creamy one instead. For a more permanent option, Pelleve refreshes baggy and saggy eyes without needles or surgery. It’s painless and there’s no downtime. Radio frequency energy is delivered to the skin via a hand-held device.
This stimulates collagen production and gives an instant lift to the skin as well as softening lines. Once a week for four weeks will give your eyes a lift, tighten loose skin and banish puffiness.
Side table, £99, Maisons du Monde (maisonsdumonde.com) is 100 per cent recyclable. This luxurious body lotion uses juniper and sweet orange range to hydrate dry skin.
Medik8 Retinol 10TR Intense serum, £45 (medik8.com)
uses 40 per cent recycled glass and all formulas are vegan friendly. A high strength retinol (1 per cent) will supercharge cell renewal, improve hyper-pigmentation and minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
Green People Cell Enrich Facial Oil, £35 (greenpeople. co.uk).
Green People aims to switch all packaging to sugar cane plastic by 2022. Until then products are in glass with fully recyclable lids, including this oil that won’t block pores and is perfect for mature skin.
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Packaging is compostable. A concentrated eco-friendly body cleanser, with conditioning shea butter and coconut extracts. Available in four tropical scents (original, sweet bellini, creamy colada, zesty mojito).They are ph-balanced for a gentle, creamy lather that won’t irritate skin.
Compiled by ELIZABETH ARCHER
Lantern, £22.50, Marks and Spencer (marksand spencer.com)
Rug, from £38, Anthropologie (anthropologie. com)