Here's five ways to look and feel your best all summer long - whether you're at home or abroad.
Beat The Heat
When it's hot outside, it can be hard to look fresh and stay cool. A floppy sunhat and a good pair of sunglasses will help, but to look radiant all day long, follow our advice...
- Begin the day by cleansing with a shampoo and shower gel containing tea tree or peppermint, which will rev up the circulation and wake up your mind.
- Keep your eye gel in the fridge for a wake-up call that will also deflate early morning puffiness.
- Use an oil-free day moisturiser with added sun protection factor (SPF) filters for hydrated, protected skin.
- Apply a tingly lip gloss or balm with cooling properties, like menthol, to keep lips feeling fresh and nourished.
- Drink cool or tepid water rather then ice cold, which upsets the tummy - and opt for still rather than sparkling water to avoid bloating.
- Keep a water spray handy for quick on-the-spot refreshment and hold wrists under the cold tap for 30 seconds to help stay cool.
Cooling Aromatherapy Blends
Various essential oils have refreshing properties - try zesty lemon, cooling bergamot or invigorating peppermint, or make a travel-sized spritzer to pop in your handbag for instant zing.
- Fill a 100ml plastic spray bottle with 50ml spring water and 50ml vodka. The vodka stops the mixture going off and helps release the fragrance.
- Add 30 drops of sandalwood oil and 20 drops of lemongrass oil.
- Shake to mix. The lemongrass releases a burst of lemon sherbet, while sweet, woody sandalwood has a lasting, uplifting effect.
- Before heading out the door, spritz lightly over your skin and breathe in to refresh and enliven.
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