The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 13 - Cheeks

A little lighter subject matter today, with the continuation of this segment! After having moved out of my dorms to a house, I have relocated all of these and can now carry on posting them!
We are starting to get into some of my favourite products as well, so I hope you cna all remain patient waiting for the rest of these!

1. Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow in Light Harmony, £39
Blusher, bronzer and illuminator in one.

2. Bourjois Blush in Cendre De Roses Brune, £7.99
Still popular after 150 years.

3. Origins Pinch Your Cheeks, £13.50
Reader-recommended.

4. Bobbi Brown Blush in Pale Pink, £19

Gives a really natural flush.

5. Guerlain Terracotta 4 Seasons Bronzing Powder, £46.50
The bronzing choice for darker skin tones.

These ones are definitely just in time for the summer! Next time: BB Creams; like them or hate them, I will show you the ones to check out!

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 12 - Concealers

This segment continues, following on from the last one which gave us Perfumes, now this time we have the best concealers! (Although might it just be pointed out that the Collection 2000 Lasting Perfection Concealer is not on here, which is essentially the holy grail of all concealers. True story.)

1. Perricone MD No Concealer Concealer SPF35, £38
High SPF protects fragile under-eye skin.

2. Clinique Airbrush Concealer, £18

Easy brush applicator.

3. Laura Mercier Secret Camourflage, £26.50
Its two tones tackle under-eye circles and blemishes.

4. Benefit Bo-ing, £17.50

Unbeatable. Our testers swear by it.

5. Cover FX Cream Concealer, £23
Creamy formula available in 12 shades.

Next tme we have the best products for cheeks! 

What are your favourite concealers?

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 11 - Perfumes

It's back, it's back!! The feature which I was regularly doing back last summer has finally returned! If you recall, I could no longer continue this segment due to the fact of my incompetence in that I left the articles at home... but I brought them back this time! And thus I can finally bring to you the rest of the 100 Best Beauty Products as decided by The Times Magazine*.
And just for a recap, here are what we have already gone through:
Suncare, Hair Tools, Footcare , Haircare, Masks, Serums , Eyecare, Bodycare, Cleansers  and what kicked it all off, Face Creams.
So without further ado, here is Part 11, Perfumes!

1. Jean Paul Gaultier Classique eau de parfum, £57
A scent as iconic as its bottle.

2. Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue Escape to Panarea, £39
Sweet, summery fragrance. 

3. Jo Malone Lime Basil & Mandarin Cologne, £78

Unisex without a hint of sweetness.

4. Tom Ford Jonquille de Nuit, £140

Floral but not sweet; our all-year-round favourite.

5. Chloé, £41.50

Feminine but not cloying.

I hope you are as excited as I am about the return of this segment!
Are any of your favourites on here?

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 10 - Suncare

Da-daahhhh! We are halfway through the Best 100 Beauty Products according to The Times Magazine! If you have stuck with us so far, well done. I probably would have struggled myself. You might even be thinking what more could there possibly be for another 10 blog posts?? Well don't you worry about that my friends, as I can assure you...there is more to come ;)

Part 10 -Suncare

1. The Organic Pharmacy Self Tan, £30.95

A self-tan without that strong self-tan smell. 

2. Lancome Flash Bronzer, £24

Face gel that quickly develops an even glow. Idiot-proof.

3. Institut Esthederm Photo Reverse, £55
Good for pigmentation spots.

4. Nivea Sun Protect & Refresh Sun Lotion SPF30, £15

Affordable, water-resistant, non-sticky.

5. Sienna X Gradual Glowing Self Tan, £15.95

An easy-to-apply cream. Good colour. 

Surprised to see no St.Tropez here? I was too! 

For Part 10...I'm keeping you in suspense!

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 9 - Hair Tools

By the time this goes up, I will have moved to Wisconsin! I fly out at half nine on Sunday morning so by the time you will be reading this I will be on a plane :) I shall be thinking of my little ol' blog and hopefully you shall be thinking of me!
Been struggling with your hair routine ever since you read Part 6 - Haircare (imagine technology was so advanced that I could insert a link here before the post has gone up #awks)? Well now here are the tools that you should be using...

Part 9 - Hair Tools

1. L'Oréal Professionnel Mythic Oil, £15.99

Nourishes without making hair feel oily. 

2. John Frieda Frizz Ease Serum, £6.29

An unrivalled formula. Visibly transforms dry, frizzy hair.

3. Hershesons Hairdryer, £110

Great for frizz-prone hair.

4. Kiehl's Creme with Silk Groom, £18

A smoothing cream you'll find in every hairstylists' kit.

5. L'Oréal Professionnel Limited Edition Safari Chic Steampod, £150

Steam creates a smooth, high-gloss finish. 

(Lovin' the leopard on thiis bad boy!)

With all our haircare needs sorted, we will be able to embrace our luscious locks and move on to...

Part 10 - Suncare

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 8 - Footcare

I haven't even hit the double digits of these parts, yet I am already running out of ways to introduce this :') As a side note, I am currrently flicking between typing this up and re-watching The Killers' video for 'Just Another Girl'. If you haven't seen it, Dianna Agron is dressed up as Brandon Flowers in various versions of their other videos. So.Good.
Anyway...

Part 8 - Footcare

1. Elemis Instant Refreshing Gel, £30

Perfect for tired legs and tense muscles.

2. Margaret Dabbs Intensive Foot Oil, £22

Effective relief from dehydrated, cracked skin and nails.

3. Susanne Kaufmann Warming Foot Cream, £32

Great after exercise. 

4. Crabtree & Evelyn La Source Foot Remedy, £15

Soothes the roughest of feet. 

5. Barielle Total Foot Care Cream, £16.95

Helps to eliminate calluses and cracks. 

Now I don't know why the next part wasn't previously with haircare...but there you go...

Next up Part 9 - Hair Tools

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 7 - Haircare

With only 30 products down so far, there are still a lottttt to get through here! I won't keep rambling, let's just dive right in to Part 6, haircare.

1. Kérastase Nutritive Masquintense, £27.50

For anyone with thick, chemically treated hair. 

2. L'Oréal Professionnel Intense Repair, £13.99

Softer, gloossier hair after one use. 

3. Batiste Dry Shampoo, £4.99

Nothing beats Batiste if you skip a wash. A personal favourite of mine!

4. Aveda Shampure, £13.50

Can be used every day without build-up.

5. Shu Uemura Ultimate Remedy Shampoo, £24

A tonic for dry, damaged hair. 

Keep your eyes peeled for Part 7 - Footcare!

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 6 - Masks

Aaaaand it's back! (Told you I'd keep you on your toes didn't I?) The Times Magazine* Best 100 Beauty was an article in which, well need I explain? I know it's been a while since the last few installments of this, however you needed time to go and buy all the other products ;)
This edition includes five of the apparent best masks, so let us wait no more!

Part 6 - Masks

1. Sisley Black Rose Cream Mask - £93

A soothing mask that refreshes and smooths.

2. SkinCeuticals Clarifying Clay Masque - £52

Non-drying zit zapper. 

3. Aesop Purifying Facial Exfoliant Paste - £35

An easy to wash off exfoliator that leaves skin squeaky clean.

(Let it be known, this may not look like it but this is a tube that's gonna crease up!)

4. Colbert MD Intensify Facial Discs - £52

Pre-moistened exfoliating discs.

5. NuBo White Diamond Ice-Glow Mask - £100

An excellent ten-minute pick-me-up.

Next time, haircare!

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine Best 100 Beauty Products | Part 5 - Serums

The Times Magazine* Best 100 Beauty Products has thus far considered some of our more basic routine products, but let us now consider the more expert products, i.e. the fancier ones! Serums tend to be a more high-end product, yet there are still many available, and this list even includes a high street product. If you really want to improve the appearance of your skin, then one of these might be the answer you've been looking for.

Part 5 - Serums

1. Lancome Advanced Genifique - £59

One of our favourite serums. 

2. Dr Sebagh Serum Repair - £69

After a week, skin looks brighter, plumper and hydrated.

3. SkinCeuticals Hydrating B5 - £59

Best product for your face in winter. 

4. No7 Protect and Perfect Intense Advanced Serum, £24.95

Improves the appearances of lines and wrinkles.

5. Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Complex - £36

So popular that a bottle is sold worldwide every second.

Next up, Masks!

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.

The Times Magazine 100 Best Beauty Products | Part 4 - Eyecare

The Times Magazine* launched an article stating what they feel are the best 5 products  under 20 different uses. So far I have shared face creams, cleansers and bodycare, and now here are the best 5 eyecare products.

Part 4 - Eyecare

1. Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Eye Serum Infusion - £45

Helps reduce lines, puffiness and dark circles.

2. Clinique Even Better Eyes Dark Circle Corrector - £26

Gentle formula lightens up the eye area.

3. Creme de la Mer Eye Concentrate - £130

Our testers loved it. 

4. Sisley Supreme Yeux - £170

A little goes a long way with thia magic in a bottle.

5. Bliss Triple Oxygen Instant Energizing Mask - £42

A two-week holiday for the eyes.

Next time, Serums!

xoxo

*Please take note that I am merely sharing an article made and published by The Times Magazine. I am not stating any of this as my own, but am merely passing along the information which I have read for the benefit of others. All comments and findings are the work of and belong to the publishers and writers at The Times Magazine. All writing in italics are direct quotes from the article and not my opinions, but those of the writers.