8 new products for a calm beauty routine
Beauty
by Sarah Joseph
51 seconds ago
For a relaxing beauty routine, we all need products that make our regime a whole lot easier by adding a sense of calm to it.
From salon staples such the latest Chanel beauty lipstick to the aromatic hand balm, the options are endless. Hence, this year, it's important to take your beauty game to the next level and make it worth-it
So, scroll through our guide of luxe skincare and beauty buys to *add to cart* for February Cuticle Care
A fragrant balm with a greaseless finish that leaves hands feeling nourished.
Resurrection Aromatique Hand Balm 120ml Dhs155 Aēsop Hydration
Build a better barrier with Colloidal Oatmeal.
Barrier Build Skin Protectant Cream Dhs Ilia Complete Hydration
World first facial sculpting moisturiser that instantly lifts, defines and hydrates.
Face Sculpt Dhs174 REFY Fresh Notes
Inspired by co-founder Yves Coueslant's childhood memories of Sandalwood
Eau de Toilette – Tam Dao 100ml Dhs580 Diptyque Polished
Inspired by the fragrant gardens of Tuscany, Toscana creates a desirable scent for any home.
Toscana Porcelain Candle Dhs411 Creed Highly Pigmented
This creamy gel concealer pencil is perfect for micro camouflaging.
Pinpoint Concealer Micro Correcting Pencil Dhs125 Lisa Eldridge
This lightweight moisturizer ensures a glowy hydration with deep sea algae
Water Bank Blue Hyaluronic Gel Moisturizer 50ml Dhs170 Laneige. Shop from Sephora.me A Sheer Finish
This lip care formula offers amplified shine.
Rouge Cooco Baume Lip Balm Honey Bliss Dhs165 Chanel Beauty. Shop from Harrods.com Effortless Application
Intensely pigmented formula designed for a glossy sheen.
Nail Polish – Winterest Snow 713 Dhs100 Gucci Beauty. Shop from NET-A-PORTER – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram February's – The Tranquility Issue – Download Now
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