8 Throwback Beauty Products We Still Love Today

Juicy Tubes Ultra Shiny Lip Gloss, £18.20 (was £26) | Lancôme

“Juicy Tubes are one of those iconic products we’ve all tried. There have been slight tweaks made to the formula over the years – for example, the addition of high-gloss emollients that cushion and condition lips, plus hydrating vitamin E for lasting moisture. I love the subtle tint and shine – plus, they’re ultra nourishing too.”

Elnett Hairspray, £3.86 (was £5.15)  | L'Oréal Paris

“An oldie but a goodie, this classic hairspray still earns its keep. At one time it reminded me of ballet shows, now it goes hand in hand with a big night out. My tip is to spray it over one hand, press your palms together then swipe them over any flyaway texture. Controversially I actually love the crunchy texture it creates when I'm wearing my hair slicked back – so nostalgic.”

Precisely, My Brow Pencil Ultra-Fine Eyebrow Pencil, £20.80 (was £26) | Benefit

“I use this Benefit brow pencil daily and am still a big fan of much of the brand’s brow range (the wax is also excellent). One end has a retractable pencil, which fills in my sparse brows and there’s a spoolie on the other end to brush up brows for a full and fluffy look. Easy and quick if you're a lazy girl like me.”

Hoola Bronzer, £26.40 (was £33) | Benefit

“Every time I whip out Hoola, there’s always someone who smirks like I’ve just unearthed a relic from a 2005 beauty drawer. Laugh all you like but this sheer matte bronzer is still one of the most perfectly balanced, foolproof formulas ever made. I sweep it through the sockets as eyeshadow most days because that soft, warm matte gives instant structure without trying too hard. And somehow, despite daily use, I rarely hit pan which, frankly, feels like both a miracle and a testament to why some classics simply can’t be replaced.”

Micro Brow Pencil, £10 | NYX Professional Makeup

“One of these brow pencils has been in my make-up bag for more than a decade and I don't think I’ll ever stray. I find the ash brown colour to be such a good match and it’s the thinnest of nibs for just filling in the front of my eyebrows a little. I also use the spoolie end to apply my brow gel.”