Wealden Times | WT260 | January 2024 | Good Living Supplement inside

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videos ALL THE TIME. The first of
Sali’s brilliant skincare basics ‘dropped’
in April last year, but a couple of addon
products launched in the second
wave particularly impressed me. First
up, Better in 5 Exfoliating Mask,
£15 for 50ml, which blitzes dead
skin cells with a multi-acid blend
of lactic, glycolic, glucolactone and
moisturising glycerine (and despite
having sensitive skin, I have no issues
with this at all). I also really like
Ringlight Creamy Illuminating
Eye Balm, £10 for 15ml, which has
brightening pigments to disguise
dark shadows, is lightly moisturising
(think: hyaluronic acid, glycerine,
shea butter), but doesn’t make your
eye make-up slide off your face.
True Skincare Organic Rehydrating
Rosehip & Rosemary Facial Oil,
£15.50 for 30ml. Last year, I worked
my way through a facial oil that
costs £185 for 30ml. It shall remain
nameless, because I think it’s verging
on criminal to spend that much on
a facial oil (mine was gifted from
a PR) – and really, truly no need.
True Skincare is a brand every beauty
bargain-hunter should sleuth out; this
certified organic range began with
a range of facial oils including this
marvellous blend for dry skins, but
has recently added some truly lovely
skin creams. A skincare name that
deserves to be much better known.
Max Factor 2000 Calorie Pro Stylist
Mascara, £10.99. As far as I’m
concerned, this was my ‘Mascara of
the Year’ last year, coming in at just
over a tenner. The gently curved wand
can be wiggled easily from root to tip
to deliver the inky black formula,
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