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SET DESIGN: MATTHEW MORRIS WRITERS: EMMA MOORE, ELLIE STATHAKI

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01 CUTICLE EXFOLIATOR

MELT AWAY CUTICLE

EXFOLIATOR, £15,

BY BUTTER LONDON

02 SOAP

THE SILVER SOAP,

FROM £39, BY COR

03 MOISTURISER

VITAMIN C SUSPENSION 23% +

HA SPHERES 2%, £5, BY

THE ORDINARY, FOR DECIEM

04 CLEANSER

GREEN CEREMONY

CLEANSER, £50, BY ODACITÉ,

FROM CULT BEAUTY

05 MAKE-UP REMOVER

EXPRESS WATERLESS

MAKEUP REMOVER, £26, BY

DCL, FROM SELFRIDGES

As the World Wildlife Fund declares that, by 2025,

two-thirds of the world could face water shortages,

a new cosmetics category, dubbed ‘waterless beauty’,

is emerging. Korean brands, such as Whamisa and

The Lotus, as well as European brands, like Cor and

Butter, are trading on the back of their waterless

credentials. Often, some water must still be added

to make the product effective, but the small inroads

into reduced water consumption and the shrinking

packaging needs are effective at ringing environmental

alarm bells. Not to mention the fact that when the

water is replaced with oils and botanical ingredients,

the product is likely to pack more of a punch.

DRY SPELL

The beauty world is tapping into the

concerns about global water shortages

FLOOR PLAN

FOR THE FLOORS IN THE

NEW PUBLIC SPACES,

THE ARCHITECTS CHOSE

CREMA MARFIL MARBLE

FOR ITS DURABILITY

AND COMPATIBILITY WITH

THE EXISTING FLOORS

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