Eye gloss is a thing this season. Rather than the powdery elegant “done” look we’ve become used to, this is a far wilder take on eye colour, with a number of brands bringing out special products that allow you to whoosh it on with a handy little applicator. Failing that, there’s always your tub of lip salve, which allows you to go as subtle (a gentle wash of beige, as seen here at Esteban Cortazar) or as bold as you like.
Get the look
1. Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream £27, lookfantastic.com
2. YSL Eye Gloss Smudger £19, johnlewis.com
3. Lanolips 101 ointment £8.79, boots.com
4. Jillian Dempsey Lid Tints £24.50, thisisbeautymart.com
5. 3ina The Eye Gloss £9.95, 3ina.com
6. Tom Ford Eye Gloss £29, houseoffraser.co.uk
7. Smith’s Rosebud Salve £8.50, urbanoutfitters.com
8. Butter London Glazen Eye Gloss £15, feelunique.com
9. Glossier Haloscope £18, glossier.com
Going for gold
It’s been 15 years in the making, co-created by black dermatologists and scientists, but Pantene is finally launching Gold Series for afro hair, whether relaxed, natural or transitioning. From £4.99, superdrug.com
Kinder colours
Aveda calls it ‘colour that cares’: high-gloss and low commitment demi-permanent hair colour that’s 93% naturally derived, cruelty-free, and comes in a range of vibrant colours that you can change monthly. Best of all, you see results in only five minutes. From £30, aveda.co.uk
Pucker up
Marimekko’s collaboration with Clinique has resulted in a collection of lip colours that bring total joy. The patterns (by the designer behind Marimekko’s iconic 60s prints) lift your top Clinique products from must-have basics to jewels. From £17, clinique.co.uk
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