The Scotsman

THREE OF THE BEST

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Make-up be gone

If you’ve got dry skin and prefer a cleansing milk that doesn’t strip, try the new creation from uber hip brand Aesop. With a texture like calamine lotion, it smells gorgeous, with lavender and sandalwood alongside skin conditioni­ng ingredient­s including panthenol. Just massage a blob in, then rinse or wipe off with a muslin cloth. For something so gentle, it’s like a burly bouncer when it comes to kicking out make-up. Gentle Facial Cleansing Milk, £25, Aesop, www.aesop.com

In the pink

We’ve always been fans of Benefit’s powder blushers, and now they’ve launched a cutesy palette that showcases a whole quartet. There’s the coral Galifornia, classic dusty pink Dandelion, bronze Hula, and the pinky tan and healthy glow promoting Dallas. Plus, there’s a sneak peek of their pink highlighte­r Tickle!, which won’t be launched as a full size until September. Shake your pom poms. Cheerleade­r Pink Squad 5-in-1 Blush, Bronze and Highlight Palette, £52, Benefit, www,benefitcos­metics.com

Scent of the sea

The people at this Margatebas­ed seaweed brand have taken bladderwra­ck extract, which is supposed to reduce water loss and tighten collagen fibres and blended it with rosehip oil, to create this rich potion. Designed to be used twice a day, it feels pleasingly glutinous and rich, with a natural earthy smell. Our skin felt hydrated, nourished and as smooth as the sea on a wind free day. Rosehip + Seaweed Suspension 3.5 per cent, £26, Haeckels, www.haeckels.co.uk

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