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Nails at Thirteen & All enquiries please call: 01580 762820 Hair at Fifteen 13 & 15 Ashford Road, Tenterden, Kent, TN30 6AB 10% OFF any Gel Pedicure with a Wash and Blow dry Charlotte and her team are celebrating - double fold This week Hair at Fifteen will be celebrating its 5th Birthday. This boutique style salon in the picturesque town of Tenterden had its first Grand Opening back in July 2014 & now, last Friday, July 12th we saw the launch of ‘Nails at Thirteen’. Having had a successful 5 years of Hair at Fifteen, it was natural progression to grow and so, Nails at Thirteen was born. This is a Blow Dry, hair up, hair extension lounge with a nail bar. Marrying in with next door, Charlotte and her team have created an express luxury environment for all their clients, hair and nail needs. It’s the perfect place to go and treat yourself to a pamper and feel good. All products used for colouring, styling and nails are high quality and 90% Vegan. Charlotte, Denise, Hollie, Annie, Chloe, Sonia & Avalon, would like to take this opportunity to thank all their clients for supporting Hair at Fifteen over the last 5 years - and hope they will enjoy the new salon just as much. And of course, they look forward to welcoming new clients too. The ladies are very proud of a 100% client satisfaction track record. Happy Birthday Hair at Fifteen! Open: Tues, Fri & Sat: 9am - 6pm | Wed: 11am - 9pm | Thur: 9am - 9pm | Sunday & Monday - Closed HairatFifteenWT210.indd 1 24/07/2019 12:06 Help on your doorstep Close to Hand is an online service matching people looking for a helping hand, to local Home Helpers seeking work. Whether you need help with shopping, laundry, housework, gardening, running errands, pet care, a chaperone or just some companionship - our service is for anyone who finds themselves needing an extra pair of hands. CloseToHandWT199.indd 1 Register now to browse local Home Helper profiles www.closetohand.co.uk wealdentimes.co.uk 102 CloseToHandWT209.indd 1 19/06/2019 17:16
Beauty Rewind & Revitalise Josephine Fairley explains the beneficial effects the right make-up products and techniques can have on ageing skin It happens to most of us, at an uncertain age: one day we wake up, reach for our make-up bag, go through the usual motions of doing our face – and realise it’s just not working the way it used to. With confidence wobbling, one of two things tend to happen. We decide that ‘more must be more’, and overdo things. Or alternatively, with images of spider-lashed Barbara Cartland or lipstick-smeared Baby Jane haunting our nightmares, we start to use less make-up – which instead brings the risk of fading away. I’ve seen it happen, time after time. Complexions get paler. Hair colour tends to do the same, and brows, with it. And before we know it, we’re almost ghosts of our former, younger, more attractive-feeling selves. Yet used judiciously, and with some adjustments, make-up can absolutely roll back the years. Indeed, as consultant dermatologist Dr. Andrew Markey once observed to me, “More women should explore what make-up can do for them before taking a leap into the world of cosmetic surgery.” So, over my decades as a beauty editor, I’ve pumped many top make-up artists for the how-to. Here are the key lessons learned… Foundation is your friend, not your foe. Says Mary Greenwell: “Every woman over 40 has to wear foundation. Ironically, up until that point it can be ageing.” But go lightly, and choose the right formulation. You almost certainly want ‘light-reflective pigments’, which help recreate the radiance of younger skin, without looking too shiny. As the creator of my all-time favourite age-defying base, the (weirdly-named and somewhat pricy) By Terry Terrybly Densillis Foundation, £78 for 30ml, make-up genius Terry de Gunzburg knows her stuff here. “After your forties, skintone is no longer uniform – which makes you look tired. Your complexion may be a bit red, or look a little shadowy or grey and sallow. But this doesn’t mean just applying more of the foundation you’ve always worn (if you have). Layers of heavy foundation make all lines look worse.” Use a foundation brush and light, feathery strokes; microfibre brushes – like the brilliant Cailyn O, Wow! Brush, £12.49 (amazon.co.uk) – deliver an incredibly seamless finish; first apply the foundation to the back of your hand and pick it up from there with the brush. Other great age-defying foundation finds include Guerlain L’Essentiel, £44 for 30ml (best applied with the fantastic matching charcoal-infused fibre brush, £38) and Nars Natural Radiant Longwear Foundation, £35 for 30ml. None of these, you’ll note, are inexpensive. But foundation is one area I’d never ever skimp on – and that becomes even more important as we age. Conceal flaws with a whisper-light concealer. Where you need extra coverage – under-eye shadows, for instance – use a light-reflective concealer and pat into skin. I’m a massive fan of the new Giorgio Armani Power Fabric Concealer, £32 (it comes in an impressive 18 shades) – or check out the new options in the legendary YSL Touche Éclat line-up. Powder lightly. When face powder settles dustily into lines, it looks Miss Havisham-esque on the best of us. So Mary Greenwell recommends using a smaller 2cm (¾-inch) brush, to apply powder. “This is small enough to make it easy to avoid getting powder into crinkles, which emphasises them,” she advises. Use it just on the T-zone, which at this stage in life is probably the only bit that needs de-shining. Rethink your blush. Ariane Poole – who is of a certain age herself and has a wonderful make-up range that accommodates the needs of more mature women (arianepoole.com) – observes: “The placement of your blush has to change as you age. You need to move slightly lower down with your blusher placement and focus on the apples of your cheeks, rather than higher up the cheekbone. This will give your cheekbones a lift and make your face appear less jowly as the colour is centred in the face. If you do apply your blusher upwards towards the corner of your eye this will just highlight the crow’s feet and lines and actually make the eyes look smaller.” And avoid ‘tawny’ shades for cheeks. Adds Ariane: “We lose pigment as we age, and our skin gets paler, so we need that pop of colour. We notice the pigment change in our hair but it’s more difficult to notice the change in the skin so women will often continue using their matte brown shades, but this will age you. You want that pop of colour that gives you a healthy, youthful flush.” (A perfect shade, in fact, is her own Matte Mineral Blush, £18.50, in Whisper. Pinks and peaches are the thing, here.) Adapt your eye make-up technique. It’s difficult to be 103 wealdentimes.co.uk
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