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We love... NAUTICAL HOMEWARE
W
ITH innovative
skincare launches
every week and a
constant stream
of new
tweakments and
celeb looks posted on social
media, it’s clear the beauty
industry thrives on innovation
and newness.
However, this summer is all
about a trend that dates back
thousands of years.
According to Fragrance Direct,
the next big thing when it
comes to looking after your
skin is foraging. But forget
food, this is all about sourcing
natural ingredients in the
wild and harnessing their
power to give you a glow.
We’re big fans of DIY
beauty. Research shows that
natural ingredients can be just as
effective as the most high-tech
skincare products.
So whether you want to make
your own body scrub or facial
toner, read our guide to how wild
ingredients can benefit your skin.
NATURAL BEAUTIES
DANDELION: A natural
detoxifier, dandelion
juice can be used to
treat acne naturally.
Packed with vitamins
C and E, it can also
soothe scars and
inflammation.
BLACKBERRIES: Found in
woodland areas or growing wild
in gardens, blackberries are rich
in antioxidants that boost
collagen production and
strengthen the immune
system.
ROSEMARY: With
antioxidant and
antibacterial properties,
this herb
can treat acne-prone and
oily skin. In aromatherapy
it is used to clear the mind
and increase mental alertness.
HAZELNUTS: These contain
antioxidants and are naturally
rich in nourishing fatty acids
and vitamin E that hydrate
skin, boosting elasticity.
ROSE: Fights dryness, reduces
redness and regenerates
ageing skin. Nicknamed the
“queen of all flowers,” rose
can fix most skin concerns.
STRAWBERRIES: High in vitamin
C and exfoliating fruit acids,
these brighten skin while
cleansing, soothing irritation and
boosting collagen production.
WILD GARLIC:
Rich in vitamin
C and allicin,
which has
antiviral,
antifungal and
antiseptic
properties. Good
for targeting the
bacteria that causes acne
breakouts.
HAWTHORN: ound in F
hedgerows and woodland, the
berries are rich in antioxidants
and are often used in hair
products to stimulate growth.
DIY BEAUTY RECIPES
You can make your own creams
and masks from natural
ingredients, so be creative and
find your own favourite recipe.
But, before you dart off to your
Is going wild
the key to
glowing skin?
Q
WHAT can I do to
fix my leathery
looking skin?
A
THERE are many super
skincare ingredients that can
help. Prescription strength
Retin-A used at night will provide
a collagen boost to treat fine
lines. In the morning, a
high strength vitamin C
should be applied,
and it would be wise
to invest in a glycolic acid
to help exfoliate and unblock
pores once a week.
Brands to look out for include
Medik8, Jan Marini and Obagi.
ASK THE
KHANS
Each week our experts
Dr AAMER KHAN and
LESLEY REYNOLDS
bring you the latest
beauty news and
anti-ageing advice
If you only
buy one thing
this week...
PUT the fun back
into your skincare
routine with Yes To
DIY Face Masks, £4.99
(hollandandbarrett.com).
Whether you want
to boost radiance,
or decongest, choose
from cucumber, tomato, charcoal
or coconut. To use, simply add
water and mix up your
mask at home.
JD Williams star fish scatter
cushion, £12
(jdwilliams.co.uk)
The
Nautical
Home
carved
seabird,
£14
(notonthe
highstreet.
com)
Sand and
Seagulls
trinket
dish,
£15.99
(sandand
seagulls.
co.uk)
Rick Stein’s
Coves of
Cornwall
salad bowl,
£26 (john
lewis.com)
Buy The
Sea wall
hook,
£7.95
(buythe
sea.co.uk)