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Daily Mirror
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
9 new makeup, skincare and fashion buys on our weekend wishlist
Our shopping writers are filling their baskets with these new launches from No7, Charlotte Tilbury, Nobody's Child and more The solstice is behind us, and we can all rejoice in the knowledge that summer is officially here - as is the weekend. With two whole days of R+R ahead of us - whether that be curled up on the sofa, lounging on a towel at the beach or partaking in an adventure out in the wilderness - we know that somewhere in the next 48+ hours there will be a spot of online retail therapy. Whether it's in the morning while you're still in your pyjamas with a brew in hand or to help wind down the day, our shopping team have been scouring the current deals, sales and new launches to help give budding shoppers some inspiration. From Damson Madder's epic sale which has seen some of its best-selling pieces massively reduced (something both Eve and Bethan have taken advantage of), to a new blush from Charlotte Tilbury to the whizz skincare product Eve swears by for being the antidote to pretty much any skincare problem she's had. We also included some staple clothing pieces that are ideal for any upcoming festivals and beyond. Bethan's picks Charlotte Tilbury Unreal Blush Stick - £30 The makeup trend of summer 2025 is dewy, glowy blush and just in time for the balmy weather, celebrity-favourite brand Charlotte Tilbury has launched their Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks, £30, to deliver exactly that. Released earlier this month, I predict these user-friendly cream blush sticks to be a summer beauty essential. Available in six flattering shades: pinky glow, rosy glow, peachy glow, pretty glow, cherry glow, and berry glow, the formula promises to instantly re-texturise, blur and lift the skin's appearance for 'your smoothest, freshest, healthiest looking sun-blushed glow in seconds'. Like many of Charlotte Tilbury's products, they are packed with powerful skincare ingredients, with results showing 90% of users agree it visibly reduces fine lines, while 95% report plumper-looking skin. With the growing popularity of cream blush sticks in the makeup world, other top choices include Rhode Pocket Blush, retailing at £24, Merit's Flush Balm, priced at £26, which has caught the eye of celebrities and beauty editors, and Lady Gaga's Haus Labs Glassy Lip and Cheek Stick, £30. Damson Madder becca multi-way blouse - £85 When it comes to summer styling, I want clothes that are cool and comfortable without compromising on style, and Damson Madder has nailed that with their becca multi-way blouse. Priced at £85, it may initially seem expensive for a top, but there are a few standout features that make it well worth the price tag, in my opinion. Firstly, it's made from organic cotton, making it a dream for wearing in the warmer weather, with the fabric renowned for keeping wearers cool in the heat. The blouse features a shirred bodice, which is basically an invitation to eat as much pasta salad as possible, as it will remain comfortable no matter what. The bubble hem is bang on trend, but the most stand-out feature has to be the detachable puff sleeves, which means this top actually gets you two looks in one, with the option of styling it sleeveless, too. In girl math, that's basically half price. If you love Damson Madder's vibes but not their price tags, they do currently have a sale on that's well worth taking a look at. I've just snagged a £65 swimsuit for £33 ready for my summer hols. Le Monde Gourmand Thé Matcha Eau de Parfum - £24 It's safe to say that matcha is having a real moment. Whether that's for its perceived health benefits, Instagrammable aesthetics or unique flavour profile is yet to be determined, but either way, people are going matcha mad (myself, only recently, included). After finally braving my first matcha this month, and realising I actually rather like it, I'm well and truly on board with the craze, even extending into my fragrance collection. Much like how Blank Street's iced white chocolate matcha offers a pick-me-up on a warm summer's day, The Le Monde Gourmand Thé Matcha perfume is equally refreshing. Inspired by the green tea, it offers a fresh, creamy yet earthy aroma reminiscent of the mid-afternoon café treat. It boasts notes of green tea akin to Elizabeth Arden's iconic Green Tea Eau de Toilette, alongside freesia and amber. It's pretty subtle but light, airy and perfect for a summer's day when you don't want to wear anything too cloying. I don't find them particularly long-lasting but at £24 it's an affordable fragrance I don't mind spritzing throughout the day. FatFace Adele Orange Midi Dress - £69 The Adele dress from FatFace has long been one of my favourite wardrobe staples, reworn over and over again. Now, the retailer has given the frock a makeover - and much like the above Damson Madder blouse, has a genius feature that allows you to get way more wear out of it. The £69 dress now features a V-neckline on one side and a classic square neckline on the other, so you can wear it either way. It's complete with soft elastic sleeves, a gently structured bodice and has retained its popular side seam pockets, but has ditched the bottom skirt tier for an updated look. It comes in five colours and is still just as flattering and versatile as ever. From workdays to weekends, just add a jacket and your favourite footwear and you're good to go. No7 Good Intent Dew Bank Water Cream I rarely get through one moisturiser before opening another, but the Laneige Water Bank is one of the first products I hit pan on in a long time, and have gone on to repurchase it over and over. But enter the No7 Good Intent Dew Bank Water Cream, which could potentially be a gamechanger. It forms part of the brand's new eight-product lineup that features TikTok-worthy packaging, K-beauty inspired textures - all with the power of No7 formulas and a purse-friendly price point. Powered by hyaluronic acid and camelia oil, it's a feather-light water cream that's like a cool drink of water for the skin, ideal for hot days, oily skin, or layering under SPF. I found it to work really well under makeup without pilling, and what struck me most was the size of the bottle for the price. You get a whopping 100ml for £14.95, compared to £34 for 50ml of Laneige. I do prefer the pump dispenser for hygiene reasons, however it does make it more difficult to know when you're nearing the end of the product. Eve's picks: Wonderbalm - Amazon, £29 When I tell you I use this amazing Wonderbalm for everything - skincare related - I really mean it. I first tried the best-selling skincare on British Airways and now Best Vegan All-round Cream, a couple of months back and it has worked wonders for a variety of skin issues, from sunburn (I forgot to reapply), to severely dry lips and skin to even a little dermatitis flare up from a new cardigan that broke me out in hives (not very fun). My partner's even taken to using it. The balm is an all in one multi-purpose balm whose benefit include a skin moisturiser, natural first aid kit, hair mask, lip balm, after shave balm, hand cream (and foot cream), cuticle moisturiser, makeup primer, makeup remover, eye cream, tattoo aftercare, hydrating skin mask as well as an ointment to put on burns, cuts and scrapes. Packed with natural ingredients like the likes of shea butter, orange peel oil, olive oil and more, it's a staple in my beauty bag and really works hard when put up to the task - whether I'm on the go or at home. It doesn't smell chemically but it's also not the sweetest of smells. It smells olive oil-y, which doesn't really both me. Plus, it has little (what I assume to be) exfoliating balls in the mixture which feels lovely on skin. To use the Wonderbalm, simply pop a pea sized amount in your hands and rub together to turn it into an oil. Dr Althea Pure Grinding Cleansing Balm - £18.99 Cleansing balms are such a luxurious way to take off the day and I've recently discovered relatively inexpensive balm from Dr Althea that melts off makeup in real time and leaves my skin feeling refreshed, cleansed and soothed. The Dr Altea Pure Grinding Cleansing balm contains less than 15 ingredients, including plant-based oils, and Madecassoside which 'provides skin protection', and doesn't really have much of a scent. It feels silky smooth on the skin too and emulsifies when water is added. It's gentle on the skin and leaves it feeling soft and hydrated. I will say it does need a bit more product to take off heavy makeup and may require a few goes - it's not as easy as say the Elemis Cleansing Balm (my usual no.1 fave cleansing product), but it certainly does the job. Nobody's Child X Poppy Delevingne Blue Fringe Jaime Denim Jacket I had been eyeing up this Jaime jacket since Nobody's Child announced its collaboration with Poppy Delevingne a few months ago, so when payday came and a treat was well deserved, I hit checkout to see if it lived up to the reputation it had been getting online. Spoiler: it did. On its first wear, I received an abundance of compliments with many people asking where it was from. As someone who has owned a number of denim jackets over the years, I can crown it as the perfect summer denim jacket as it's unbelievably light-weight. I will say it definitely feels, in weight, similar to a denim shirt although with a bit more of a structure thanks to its statement silver buttons and weighty fringe. This glorious fringe on the chest and back give it such a cool Western look that would be absolutely perfect for any upcoming festivals (although I intend to wear it everywhere and anywhere). Now, it is an investment piece at £110 usually but the jacket is currently on sale in the brand's up to 50% off summer reductions to £77. If that's still a bit steep, Nasty Gal's Denim Fringe Oversized jacket in £63.20 at Debenhams, meanwhile M&S' Suedette Fringed Jacket is £59. Pull & Bear's Beaded handbag - now £25.19 We've all seen the fruit-adorned/fruit-themed bags that have been gracing the shelves of River Island, Anthropologie and more. And in a bid to find a colourful bag that would match a wedding outfit some weeks back, I stumbled upon this gorgeous yellow beaded handbag from Pull & Bear that comes decorated with a papaya fruit and watermelon - I was in love. With a sort of bucket style (it is fastened with a string tie), the short handle of the bag is easy to carry on the wrist and it's big enough to hold my phone, lipstick and even some relatively unclunky keys. With hues of yellow, pink, red, green, orange, black and more, the bag will go with so many different outfit options. It also comes with a longer strap should you wish to wear it across the body to keep your arms more free for dancing.
Wales Online
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Charlotte Tilbury's 'game-changing' skincare product leaves customers 'blown away'
Charlotte Tilbury's 'game-changing' skincare product leaves customers 'blown away' Charlotte Tilbury has launched an extension of one of its most talked about products of last year Charlotte Tilbury is known for incorporating skincare benefits into her make-up (Image: Charlotte Tilbury ) Charlotte Tilbury has expanded its range with a new addition that's causing quite the stir among beauty enthusiasts. Building on the success of last year's super-glowy Unreal Skin Foundation Stick, priced at £35, which some customers claimed made them appear a decade younger, the beloved makeup brand has now introduced its Unreal Blush Healthy Glow Sticks. These elegantly presented, creamy, dewy blushes come in six different hues and are flying off the shelves rapidly. In line with Charlotte Tilbury's reputation for incorporating skincare benefits into her make-up, these £30 sticks boast ingredients that 90% of users agree help reduce the appearance of fine lines, while 95% felt their skin looked more plump. The Charlotte Tilbury website displays each shade on models with varying skin tones, offering a convenient virtual try-on feature. For money-saving tips, sign up to our Money newsletter here The Unreal Blush has already garnered an overwhelmingly positive response from early testers; out of over 160 reviews, nearly all rate it five stars, with people describing it as "perfection" and "a great everyday blush." One reviewer enthused: "This is amazing for dry or mature skin," adding, "You can instantly feel the hyaluronic acid when you swipe it on. It is very sheer, so if you are like me and very love blush, build it on. It blends easily and lasted 12 hours!" One individual described it as an "effortless glow in a stick" and "a game-changer", adding: "Rosy Glow gives the perfect natural flush with a dewy finish that makes your skin look fresh and radiant. The creamy formula blends easily and is super buildable – great for everyday of full glam. "The stick format is convenient, though it may run out quickly with regular use. Still, totally worth it for the glow it delivers", "I'm absolutely blown away by this product," another person added. "I wore this for an entire 12 hours – was not cautious or careful while wearing it, nor did I wear setting spray and it seriously last all day with little to no fading. My skin felt so hydrated, it wasn't even like I was wearing a blush, it felt like skincare." While the product itself received high praise from nearly everyone, a few customers reported issues with the packaging, stating that it broke upon first use, reports the Manchester Evening News. Article continues below Cream blush sticks are certainly enjoying their moment in the makeup spotlight. Another of my all-time favourites is Rhode Pocket Blush, priced at £24 (the shade Piggy is my top choice), while Merit's adorable little Flush Balm, retailing at £26, is extremely popular with celebrities and beauty editors alike.
Graziadaily
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Graziadaily
Hailey Bieber Revealed That Rhode Is Finally Coming To The UK
After months of anticipation, the news we've been waiting for has finally become a reality. Hailey Bieber announced that Rhode, the brand known for making glazed skin a viral sensation, is making its way into Sephora. Gone are the days of waiting lists and shipping fees, Rhode's cult-products will now be available online and in the UK's high street. For those who've spent the last three years trying to get their hands on the Peptide Lip Treatment or dying to get their skin looking ridiculously glowing with Peptide Glazing Fluid - you're in luck. Since launching in 2022, it's safe to say that the brand has earned a cult following as fans finally discovered the secret to Bieber's sought-after glossy skin and perfect pout. Rhode originally launched with three products, all of which have become a viral phenomenon and often struggle to remain in stock. Peptide Glazing Fluid, Barrier Restore Cream and Peptide Lip Treatment were the first three to launch and quickly became permanent spots in many beauty cupboards. Since then, Bieber has expanded her ever-growing beauty line that has become a constant in our beauty rotation. Notably, Rhode Pocket Blush and Peptide Lip Shape gained our seal of approval when they launched - and let's not forget the chokehold that the Rhode Phone Cases have had us all in (which are now happily back in stock). From strawberry girl make-up, glazed doughnut nails to the clean girl aesthetic, there are very few beauty trends we can't trace back to Bieber. Taking to Instagram, both Rhode and Sephora announced we can expect this highly anticipated launch later this year, so we don't have to wait too long to wait. In the meantime, shop the best-selling Rhode products below. 1. Rhode Glazing Milk Tried and tested by beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh: 'On application this isn't as gel-like as I'd imagined. That being said, it's lightweight and glides on effortlessly, soaking into the skin instantly and leaves behind a post-facial sheen that isn't so easily achieved by other serums that promise 'glow', which can often feel tacky. There's hyaluronic acid to lock in moisture, peptides to plump and niacinamide to brighten and improve texture. I apply two layers to really get that supple feeling, but the sheer wetness of the product makes it so comforting and soothing on application, I'd happily pack this atop my lacklustre skin on days I need it most.' 2. Rhode Barrier Restore Cream Tried and tested by beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh: 'Now this is a product I can see myself packing in my carry-on. Again, it's weightless but brilliantly rich thanks to a power-packed list of ingredients, including nourishing shea butter, skin barrier supporting squalene, free radical protecting acai and (more) peptides and niacinamide to plump and brighten. Those with a combination to dehydrated skin type will appreciate the level of moisture it provides.' 3. Rhode Peptide Lip Treatment Tried and tested by beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh: 'Arguably the hero of the bunch. There are three wonderful iterations of Hailey's viral lip treatment: Unscented, Watermelon and my personal favourite Salted Caramel. They smell delicious and are equally great at nourishing parched lips thanks to a blend of shea butter, peptides, cupuaçu and babassu. Expect an ultra-glazed, high-shine and uber-smooth finish.' 4. Rhode Peptide Lip Shape Tried and tested by beauty writer Georgia Scott: 'While it sits somewhere between a liner and a lipstick, its satin formula means you'll need the occasional top-up. But what it lacks in wear time, it makes up for in comfort. Unlike firmer lip pencils that lock in colour to prevent smudging, Lip Shape feels weightless - almost balm-like - and enhances the lips in a way that looks effortless.' 5. Rhode Pocket Blush Tried and tested by beauty writer Sameeha Shaikh: 'Bieber had been teasing this for what felt like months ahead of finally confirming the rumours of a new cream blush joining the family. And boy, were they worth the wait. The balmy, on-the-go blush is another multitasking hero, perfect for lips, cheeks, and, as I found, even eyes. It's lightweight but packs pigment and leaves the skin awash with the most beautiful, natural-looking satiny flush that is glowy, never greasy. The shades on offer are enough to hook you. See the pic above for proof - Juice Box is my new obsession.' Georgia Scott is a beauty and fashion product writer writing across brands such as heat, Closer and Grazia specialising in all things lifestyle and trending. Before starting at Bauer, Georgia completed her degree in Journalism at University and worked as a retail beauty advisor and make-up artist.
