What's in our beauty kit this summer, from Augustinus Bader's The Sunscreen SPF 50 to Hourglass Cosmetics' Veil Hydrating Skin Tint shown off by Gracie Abrams
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Hourglass Cosmetics Vanish Airbrush Concealer Mini. Photo: Handout
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Gracie Abrams shows off her naturally radiant complexion in Hourglass Cosmetics' latest campaign titled Any Time, Any Place, Any Wear after the singer-songwriter was named the beauty powerhouse's new global partner earlier this year. Products used to achieve her effortless look include Hourglass' lightweight Veil Hydrating Skin Tint and its bestselling Vanish Airbrush Concealer, which is designed to diffuse pores and smooth the skin.
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Augustinus Bader The Sunscreen SPF 50. Photo: Handout
Augustinus Bader's first ever sunscreen, recently launched at Joyce Beauty in Hong Kong, could shave a couple of minutes off your daily routine thanks to its
SPF 50 formula that offers multiple skincare benefits on top of its superior sun protection. It's powered by the brand's patented TFC8 technology, and contains nourishing ingredients such as microalgae extract and antioxidant-rich raspberry oil.
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Noble Panacea The Exceptional Chronobiology Sleep Mask. Photo: Handout
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