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World-class skincare

Looking for something more ‘worldly’ from your skincare? Check out these products from around the globe says TAYLOR HEYMAN

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IT’S easy to get stuck in the same old routine with skincare, especially if you’ve found products that work for you.

But if you fancy branching out, here are five globally-inspired products you may want to consider.

1 SWITZERLAN­D: Weleda Skin Food

SKIN Food is perfect for when your skin needs some serious TLC. It’s specially formulated for dry and rough skin, using all natural ingredient­s, including rosemary, pansy, chamomile and calendula extracts.

This beauty favourite is loved by make-up artists and models alike (they slather it on in-flight to ward off dry skin) and it’s been around for 90 years – you can’t get a better endorsemen­t than that, can you?

2 NEW ZEALAND: Manuka Doctor Honey Eye Oil

THIS New Zealand favourite is made with manuka honey and nourishing plant oils, including marula, inchi and kukui.

The cool roller applicator feels like placing cool cucumbers under your eyes, and the product itself wakens tired eyes and reduces bag by providing much-needed moisture.

3 AUSTRALIA: What Skin Needs Hydrating Facial Serum

THIS facial serum is a saviour for stressed-out skin. Incredibly light and scented with a fresh lemony fragrance, it sinks in easily, leaving skin dewy, rather than greasy.

According to its makers, the secret is an ingredient derived from the centipeda cunningham­ii plant (otherwise known as old man weed), called plantolin.

Aboriginal people have used this ingredient for centuries to soothe skin and promote healing and repair.

4 SOUTH KOREA: Skinfood Black Sugar Honey Mask

KOREAN beauty products are so hot right now, so who better to trust than a brand that’s been around for more than 60 years?

The honey mask smells divine, and its syrupy texture is easy to spread onto skin. The result is fresh, hydrated skin, which smells of honey for a long while after the mask is washed off.

5 UNITED KINGDOM: Olverum Bath Oil

IF YOU’RE looking for a cult product that hails from a bit closer to home, you need to try Olverum Bath Oil. Created by the founder of the company in the 1930s, the formulatio­n remains almost completely unchanged.

This natural oil gives you baby soft skin, without leaving your bath looking like the scene of an oil slick. An added bonus is the combinatio­n of ten essential oils – including lavender, lemon peel and Siberian fir needle – which help aid a good night’s sleep.

 ??  ?? Add something new to your beauty regime
Add something new to your beauty regime
 ??  ?? Manuka Doctor 24K Gold & Manuka Honey Eye Oil £15.99, hollandand­barrett.com
Manuka Doctor 24K Gold & Manuka Honey Eye Oil £15.99, hollandand­barrett.com
 ??  ?? What Skin Needs Hydrating Facial Serum £16.19 (currently reduced from £17.99), shipley healthstor­e.co.uk
What Skin Needs Hydrating Facial Serum £16.19 (currently reduced from £17.99), shipley healthstor­e.co.uk
 ??  ?? Weleda Skin Food £10.95, weleda.co.uk
Weleda Skin Food £10.95, weleda.co.uk
 ??  ?? Olverum Bath Oil £29, amazon.co.uk
Olverum Bath Oil £29, amazon.co.uk
 ??  ?? Skinfood Black Sugar Honey Mask £13, Boots
Skinfood Black Sugar Honey Mask £13, Boots

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