Hello Fashion Monthly - March 2019

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OF LOVE

Diptyque’s limited-edition

rose candles, £53 each,

will still be burning

brightly by the time

your Valentine’s Day

stems starts to drop.

Damask (right) is dark

and sensual and Centifolia

is fresh like an English

garden in bloom. And

does anyone else upcycle

their candle cups? We use

ours to stash cotton buds

and make-up brushes.

ACID REIGN

Most dermatologists say,

when formulated in the right

way, exfoliating acids are

kinder to skin than gritty

scrubs. Case in point,

Ole Henriksen’s Transform

Plus Glow Cycle Retin-Alt

Serum [3], £50. It contains

bakuchiol – a gentle, plant-

based alternative to retinol

that dissolves the ‘glue’

that holds dead skin cells

together. We also love the

brightening blue booster

that comes with Clinique’s

iD Dramatically Different

Moisturizer + Active

Cartridge Concentrate [2],

£36. And if you’re up for

a more militant approach,

Elizabeth Arden’s Prevage

Progressive Renewal

Treatment [1], £180, is

a transformative four-week

regime for sensitive skin.

TOUCH BASE

Looking for a long-lasting

foundation? Guerlain’s

L’Essentiel Natural Glow

Foundation [3], £44, is

featherlight – but it clings

to skin and is incredibly

forgiving. Diorskin Forever

Glow [1], £35, is also

on the sheer side but it

forms a sort of second skin

to smooth and even out

your complexion. You’ll

forget you’re wearing

it. Plus, it comes in an

impressive 67 shades.

And Giorgio Armani’s new

Power Fabric Longwear

Highcover Concealer

[2], £32, is so blendable

you can use it on huge

swathes of skin to cover

up shadows, blemishes

and redness.

Brightening skincare, next-to-nothing bases and

the glow-giving gadgets that the A-List swear by

Q&A WITH

NURSE JAMIE

Emily Ratajkowski, Jessica

Alba and the Kardashians

are die-hard fans of skin

expert and registered

nurse Jamie Sherrill. Here,

she shares her bag of

skincare tricks.

What’s the most common

skincare mistake you

come across?

Over-exfoliating. And,

incidentally, over-tattooed

eyebrows make me nuts.

Tell us about your

favourite skincare

ingredient...

Prickly pear contains

vitamins E and K and a

good amount of fatty acids

• making it the perfect
  ingredient to prevent the
  formation of wrinkles and
  restore skin’s elasticity. It
  helps to brighten dark spots
  and under-eye circles,
  and also protects skin
  from free radical damage.
  How do you hone your
  clients’ skincare regimes?
  I think at-home tools are the
  future. Massage your skin
  with my NuVibe RX, £75,
  to ensure your products
  absorb properly and do
  their job. It uses sonic
  vibrations to increase
  circulation and temporarily
  soften fine lines.
  What’s your pre-awards
  season advice?
  Red carpet looks are the
  result of well-laid plans. I
  recommend that my clients
  sleep on my U-shaped
  Beauty Bear Pillow, £64


• it cradles your face and
  neck to prevent skin
  creasing. Use the Uplift
  Roller, £55, to tone skin
  and release muscle tension.
  Which of your celebrity
  clients have the best
  regimes?
  Lea Michele is a super
  regimented person – I
  really admire that! Khloé
  Kardashian’s skincare
  routine is alsoon point.
  And her exercise regime is
  super intense, too.

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WORDS: ELLE SIXSMITH & CHARLOTTE JOLLY PHOTOS: GORUNWAY