Daily Mail - 19.08.2019

Daily Mail, Monday, August 19, 2019 Page 43

They’re the women who try every

product under the sun. So when

they travel, what can’t

they live without?

without my glasses I can’t see

much up close.

I prepare for every eventuality —

everything from Anthisan anti-

histamine cream, as I always get

bitten, to sun protection. Clarins

and Lancaster are my favourite

and I always take Lancaster’s Tan

Maximiser (£22, debenhams.com)

as it extends your colour.

I might also take a fake tan. I

think Garnier Summer Body

(£9.99, superdrug.com) is great.

My skincare routine is the same

all year round — I always fall back

on the products that work for me.

I’m obsessed with cleansers, espe-

cially when I’ve been using sun-

screen as I do become congested if

I don’t remove it properly, so I’ll

usually have Liz Earle’s Cleanse &

Polish (£14.45, uk.lizearle.com)

that I’ve used for about 25 years,

and I might follow that with a

wash- off gel, like the new Caudalie

Vinopure Gel Cleanser (£16, uk.

caudalie.com, from September).

Then it’s all about moisturising

and hydrating — I’m onto my

eighth bottle of the Caudalie

Premier Cru Serum (£90, uk.

caudalie.com), an all-round anti-

ager; and a hyaluronic acid, such

as the Kate Somerville Wrinkle

Warrior (£80, cultbeauty.com).

My usual haircare — Living Proof

Colour Care (from £10, livingproof.

co.uk) — comes with me, with a

big tub of Restore Mask Treat-

ment (£37, livingproof.co.uk)

which I apply after a day on the

beach, sitting on the balcony, with

a nice cold glass of wine.

And I never bother to blow dry

— I’m happy to be lazy when it

comes to holiday hair. I’d rather

have another 20 minutes on the

balcony. I take Redken’s No Blow

Dry Cream (£13.88, lookfantastic.

com) which I just scrunch through

my wet hair and it gives a bit of

definition to my natural wave.

WEAR SPF

ON THE

PLANE

Ingeborg Van

Lotringen,

Beauty Director,

Cosmopolitan

I AM obsessed with packing light

because I hate checking in luggage

on short trips as I’m afraid it will

get lost. Even on a longer holiday,

pretty much everything I take is in

tiny mini tubes or decanted into

small 10ml or 20ml bottles.

It means I choose my essentials

very carefully. For the past eight

years I’ve used a transparent two-

compartment Anya Hindmarch

washbag. It looks bigger than

those annoying plastic bags they

give you at security but the

volume is the same.

On all but three occasions, I’ve

managed to get it through. If I’ve

been forced to cram everything

into the plastic bag, it takes ten

(angry) minutes and it will just fit,

practically to bursting.

I know everyone says that on a

long-haul flight you should take off

make-up and layer up moisturiser,

but I actually rarely do it — it’s

boring. Instead, I pre-load.

I’ll put on two serums — I like

Medik8 R-Retinoate (£135,

medik8.com), a retinoid you can

use in the day, and Alumier MD

EverActive C&E (£149, alumiermd.

co.uk) which is an antioxidant

that you make up fresh every few

weeks — and a rich moisturiser

before I fly. Then I’ll put SPF —

Zelens Daily Defence SPF30

(£55, cultbeauty.co.uk)

over the top because I

like a window seat and

UVA, which does pene-

trate glass, is more

intense at altitude.

Instead of applying

moisturiser, I rely on a

hydrating mist which I

decant into a spray bottle.

I think hyaluronic acid

and water can actually

suck moisture from the

skin when you’re in a dry

plane cabin, but I don’t find

the same with glycerine. The

Gallinee Face Vinegar (£23,

gallinee.com) is based on glycer-

ine and is hydrating and

pH balancing.

Lip balm is a must and I find the

Skinceuticals Antioxidant Lip

Repair (£38, skinceuticals.com)

really good, and I always have

Garden Of Wisdom Salicylic Acid

(£9, victoriahealth.com) with me

so I can nuke a spot the minute I

see it. I find my eyes go quite

wrinkly on the plane so I use

Clinique’s Moisture Surge Eye

Hydro-Filler Concentrate (£27.50,

clinique.co.uk) which goes over

concealer without messing it up.

Although I sit in the shade pretty

much all day, I apply a lot of sun-

cream. I don’t trust sprays as I

don’t think people put enough on,

so I use the Ultrasun Family SPF

30 lotion (£36, lookfantastic.com).

It’s unscented, which is important

to me, as I think UV can be

irritating enough.

I’m obsessed with the Dr Dennis

Gross LED face mask, so when I

travel I often take the eye mask

version (Spectralite, £172, spacenk.

com) as I think the red LED light

is soothing and calming. It weighs

next to nothing and is so easy to

use. It’s an odd-looking thing but

the luggage police have so far

never pulled it out.

I wear it for three minutes — it

turns itself off so you get the right

dose — before drifting off to sleep

at night. My husband can’t stand

it, but needs must.

SAVE UP

SKINCARE

MINIS

Jessica Diner,

Beauty &

Lifestyle

Director, Vogue

IF I’M travelling for work, I only

ever travel with hand luggage,

because I like the idea of being

nimble, and because when I travel

on a family holiday with my son, I

have to pack everything and the

kitchen sink.

I take my usual skincare as my

skin doesn’t like it when I change

things, so I hoard minis of my

favourites — Sarah Chapman’s

Ultimate Cleanse (£48, spacenk.

com), Bioderma’s Sensibio Micelle

Solution (£7.20,^ feelunique.com)

and Clinique Moisture Surge (from

£12, clinique.co.uk).

My in-flight routine is pretty low

maintenance. I apply the De

Mamiel Altitude Oil (£30,

demamiel.com) every half an hour

as I’m paranoid about germs on

planes. I’ll also take a hand

sanitiser, a moisturising facial

spritz, such as the Caudalie Beauty

Elixir (£12, uk.caudalie.com) and

a lip balm — the Drunk Elephant

Lippe Balm (£15, cultbeauty.

co.uk) is my current favourite.

On holiday I love to experiment

with make up — I’m all about the

glow, and I like solid highlighters

that don’t cut into your liquids

allowance such as Glossier’s

Haloscope (£18, glossier.com). I’m

obsessed with Bobbi Brown’s

Highlighting Powder in Pink Glow

(£36, bobbibrown.co.uk).

Palettes are great for holidays as

you can take everything in a single

compact. Charlotte Tilbury’s

Instant Look in a Palette (£49,

charlottetilbury.com) is great

and Nars have done some good

ones this summer such as

Summer Lights (£56, nars

cosmetics.co.uk).

I’m quite partial to a hotel

amenity and because my hair

generally behaves itself, I’m

really lax about haircare when

I travel. I use whatever

shampoo is in the hotel

bathroom, but I

will bring a mini

hair oil such as

L’Oreal Professional

Mythic Oil (£13.65,

lookfantastic.com)

to compensate for

an average hotel

conditioner.

For a family holiday I

take an abundance of suncare —

Clarins is the only one that has

never given me a heat rash, and

their new gel to oil formulas (from

£20, clarins.co.uk) are lightweight

and non-sticky. I use Factor 50 on

my face and 30 on my body, and

always use La Roche Posay Anthe-

lios Dermo-Kids (from £13.99,

superdrug.com) for my son.

I’ll also take a giant-sized water

mist — Avene Thermal Spring

Water Mist (£12.99, superdrug.

com) which is amazing for cooling

everyone down on the beach.

I don’t wear perfume on holiday

as I think it attracts mosquitoes

and I get eaten alive, so I rely on

Lancaster Tan Maximiser (£22,

debenhams.com) which has a light

scent I associate with holidays.

That or Nuxe Huile Prodigeuse

(£29.50, uk.nuxe.com).

My other travel must-have is

Lanolips 101 Ointment (£10.99,

cultbeauty.co.uk). It’s an amazing

all-round treatment for scrapes,

grazes and mosquito bites, and I

also use it as a lip balm before bed.

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Caudalie

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demamiel.

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