Style: January 13, 2021
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52 <strong>Style</strong> | Beauty<br />
Tried and tested<br />
The <strong>Style</strong> team trial the latest beauty products.<br />
Linden Leaves Intensive<br />
Repair Eye Cream<br />
When the family all comes down with<br />
a bug and you’ve been up all night<br />
with the children, a good eye cream<br />
becomes a lifesaver. Thankfully, this<br />
Linden Leaves product arrived just in<br />
the nick of time for me!<br />
A lightly scented cream made from<br />
melon extract, echium seed oil and<br />
organic white tea, this was definitely<br />
good value for money. Only use half<br />
a pea-sized amount under each eye<br />
– and when I say half a pea, I mean it<br />
as this goes a long way. Easy to apply<br />
because it is a thin cream, my skin felt<br />
nourished after each application.<br />
RRP $49.99<br />
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DESIGNER<br />
AND<br />
HOMEWARES<br />
ENTHUSIAST<br />
EMMA<br />
ROGERS<br />
EDITOR<br />
AND GIN<br />
APPRECIATOR<br />
KATE<br />
PREECE<br />
Dr. LeWinn’s Recoverëderm Ultra-calming<br />
Restorative Cleanser<br />
For a clean that doesn’t leave your face screaming for<br />
more moisture, this non-foaming gel cleanser ticks the<br />
box. Designed for sensitive skin, it is part of a five-product<br />
range and is boosted by the likes of sustainably harvested<br />
Australian marine algae extract, plus it is void of common<br />
allergens, such as fragrances, alcohol and sulphates.<br />
Gentle, yet still able to clear away the day’s makeup,<br />
it’s the sort of product that makes you feel better just<br />
for using it. Maybe it’s all those calming ingredients.<br />
RRP $34
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