Everything Our Beauty Director Is Obsessed With
THE HAIR PLUMPER:
Gisou Honey Gloss Collagen Drops
Recently, I’ve been using Gisou’s Honey Gloss Shampoo and Conditioner alongside the brand’s Collagen Drops. At first, I wasn't sure which product was responsible for the extra bounce and volume, but after trying the drops on their own, they definitely earned the credit. I apply four to six drops to dry hair, leave them to sit – even better if the sun warms them slightly – before rinsing out as normal. The result is softer, more manageable hair with noticeably more fullness and density that you can actually feel. They’re also great for creating sleek buns or simply adding extra gloss.
Available at GISOU.COM
THE COMMUNITY RECOMMENDATION:
Beauty Pie Eyeshadow Stick
I’ve been loving the recommendations on our SheerLuxe Community, and it caught my attention just how many people were raving about Beauty Pie’s Eyeshadow Sticks. As a Beauty Pie member, I’m always keen to try the latest launches, and somehow these had passed me by. Perfect for an everyday wash of colour, I’ve been wearing 'Teddy Bare' and 'En Taupe' – two neutral shades that leave lids looking polished without feeling overdone. Foolproof to use, you simply scribble them on and blend with your fingertips – no mirror required.
Available at BEAUTYPIE.COM
THE BLOW-DRY BAR:
73 Walton
This new Chelsea-based beauty destination is well worth having on your radar. Whether you're after a sleek blow-dry, an updo or a full makeover, it's the kind of place that makes getting ready fun, with the option of privacy and relaxation in their slick suites, which cater to bridal parties and event prep. The team there really understands polished looks that still feel like you, while the glossy atmosphere alone makes it worth a visit. Prices for hair start from £55 and go up considerably for makeovers, but for special occasions, it’s a no-brainer.
Visit 73WALTON.COM
THE TREATMENT THAT WORKS:
TYPEBEA Exfoliating Scalp Treatment
I love a good scalp treatment, and right now TYPEBEA’s has earned a permanent place in my shower. As trichologists often say, your scalp is like a flowerbed — healthy growth starts with healthy foundations — so I’ve been taking it seriously as part of my postpartum hair routine. Powered by glycolic acid, it leaves my scalp feeling incredibly fresh without any harsh scrubbing or irritation. It effortlessly lifts away product buildup and stubborn dry shampoo residue, and I’ve noticed my hair looks shinier, feels bouncier, and has much more softness and movement than before. Use it every three or four washes for the best results.
Available at UK.TYPEBEA.COM
THE REDISCOVERY:
Caudalie Self-Tan Sun Drops
These used to be my weekly self-tan staple. I’d fallen out of the habit until recently, but I’ve started using them again and remembered exactly why I loved them. They’re incredibly natural-looking and so easy to use that I recommend them to anyone who considers themselves fake tan-phobic. Just three drops mixed into your serum, moisturiser or foundation is enough to create a believable glow. The subtle guide colour helps prevent missed patches, while the nourishing formula never leaves skin feeling dry. My summer staple, once again.
Available at SPACENK.COM
THE BEAUTY BRAND:
Saltair
There are endless new beauty brands launching, but one that’s really caught my attention is Saltair. More than just pretty packaging, its body care is among the best I’ve tried, with the Santal Bloom Body Butter, Salt Water Vanilla Body Oil, and Coral Coast Body Wash becoming firm favourites. The body butter smells incredible – think creamy coconut with a beachy warmth – and softens bumpy, uneven skin in no time. It absorbs quickly too, which is essential in any good body lotion. The oil leaves limbs silky with a healthy glow while making light work of dry, scaly patches, and the body wash has genuinely improved my KP (keratosis pilaris). It gently exfoliates and brightens with a satisfying foam that leaves skin feeling properly clean.
Available at SPACENK.COM
THE CHEAP THRILL:
M&S Apothecary Warmth Eau de Parfum
One of my favourite fragrances is ‘Warmth’ by M&S Apothecary – and I’m clearly not alone, with the brand selling 11 bottles every minute. If you’ve yet to discover it, expect a comforting blend of cinnamon, cedarwood and cardamom that feels warm, aromatic and incredibly soothing. If you like Le Labo’s ‘Santal’ scent profile, this will be right up your street. The only downside is longevity, so I treat it more like a body mist and top up throughout the day.
Available at MARKSANDSPENCER.COM
THE EMPTY:
MERIT Brow 1980 Volumizing Eyebrow Pomade Gel
In my opinion, this is the best brow gel on the market. I’ve been through tube after tube. I use the shade 'Light Brown' and love how the tiny fibres bulk out sparse hairs while keeping them in place all day. Best of all, it manages this without leaving brows feeling crunchy or stiff. The shades lean warm rather than grey or ashy, so there’s none of that dull residue left on the skin, and the small brush is brilliant for catching every hair without feeling clumsy. A perfect brow product every time.
Available at MERITBEAUTY.COM
THE INSIDE-OUT ESSENTIAL:
NAERE Nectar 01
I’m a self-confessed sceptic when it comes to supplements, so it takes a lot to impress me. A friend recommended this because it covers immunity, healthy hair, nails and overall wellbeing in one daily formula. With a one-year-old and a busy schedule, I’m always looking for a streamlined solution that helps keep me feeling my best. It contains 30 ingredients, including collagen, hyaluronic acid and selenium, all chosen to support both internal and external health. It’s only been a month, but so far I feel more energised and alert, while my skin seems noticeably glowier too. Time will tell, but I’m always happy to recommend a supplement that cuts through the noise and simplifies your routine.
Available at HEALF.COM
THE TOOL:
Medicube Age-R Booster Pro
The ZIIP Halo has long been my go-to for toning my complexion, but a conversation at Liberty's beauty counters persuaded me to finally try Medicube’s Age-R Booster Pro. It had been recommended before, but hearing someone with no connection to the brand rave about it convinced me to swap devices for a while. So far, I’m hugely impressed. It feels a little uncomfortable at first, but you quickly get used to the warm, zapping sensation as you glide it over the skin. Combining microcurrent, EMS, LED therapy and electroporation, this six-in-one device promises to lift, firm, tone and boost skincare absorption. Whether it enhances absorption remains to be seen, but I do think my skin feels firmer and, dare I say it, a little more sculpted. Consistency is key, but I love having so many technologies combined into one streamlined tool. The Derma Shot mode is my favourite for facial contouring and tackling mild sagging.
Available at SPACENK.COM
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