Step 1: Make sure you have freshly cleansed skin
Rhug Wild Beauty Deep Cleansing Balm With Wild Berries, £65, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘This is a gloriously luxurious cleansing balm, which will leave skin feeling so hydrated.’
How To Layer Your Skincare Products
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3 years ago
A step-by-step guide to skincare layering
Country & Town House’s Beauty Director, Nathalie Eleni, tells us how to layer our skincare products for the ultimate result.
How To Layer Your Skincare Products
Nathalie’s Top Tips for Layering
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Step 2: Apply an antioxidant serum
Skin Design C Antioxidant Glow Serum, £135, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘I then press on a hydration-locking serum, really working it into all areas including the backs of my hands.’
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Step 3: Add another layer of hydration
Biotell Hyaluronic Serum, £60, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘This is realy great for retaining moisture. I’m applying it everywhere, even under my eyes to help with any dehydration lines.’
Step 4: Layer on a skin repair serum
Wildsmith Skin Active Repair Copper Peptide Serum, £95, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘This is just going to help with an skin repair, and is really great for sensitive skin.’
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Step 5: Seal in all the ingredients with a facial oil
Derm Institute Youth Academy Repairing Oil, £200, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘Here we’re just sealing in all of the ingredients and building up the hydration layer.’
Step 6: Protect your skin with SPF
Coola Face Lotion SPF 50 Unscented, £30, johnbellcroyden.co.uk
Nat’s comment: ‘Once absorbed, apply your SPF. I’m using Coola SPF50, which is really creamy and absorbs easily. I’m really thoroughly applying this over my face, decolletage and the backs of my hands for glowing, hydrated, protected skin.’
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