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Back to the books: the freshersâ week skin edit | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Freshersâ Week is here, the colleges are filling up again, and September has that unmistakable back-to-school feeling. Whether youâre heading to UCC, MTU or starting another year at college, new routines, late nights, nights out, and perhaps a little less sleep than usual can all show up on your skin. And even if your college days are well behind you, thereâs something about this time of year that makes us want to get organised and reset. So, in the spirit of going back to the books, here
Autumn upgrade: new beauty for your dressing table | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Thereâs something about autumn that makes me want to overhaul my dressing table. The richer textures come back out, skincare gets a little more serious and suddenly Iâm interested in lip products again. This seasonâs newness is particularly good, with clever formulas that blur the line between skincare and makeup, along with some gorgeous body care for colder days. First up is et al., a brand that really appeals to me because of its skin-first approach to makeup. New for October is the Pep
The future of beauty is regenerative | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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If there is one word we are going to hear increasingly in beauty and aesthetics, it is regeneration. For years, the industry focused on correcting what we could see: lines, wrinkles, pigmentation and loss of firmness. Now the conversation is shifting towards skin longevity and supporting the processes responsible for healthy-looking skin in the first place. From exosomes and growth factors to PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide) and injectable bioremodelling, regenerative beauty is moving rapidly from
Autumn repair: time to reset, restore, and rebuild | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Thereâs something about September that always feels like a reset. The holidays are winding down, routines are returning and, after a summer of sun, travel, SPF, heat, and perhaps a few late nights, autumn is the perfect time to focus on repair. For me, that means looking at both what Iâm putting on my skin and how Iâm supporting my body from within. Nothing overly complicated just good products, consistency and getting back to basics. Post-summer skin can be surprisingly temperamental. UV
Bodycare is having a moment | Cork Independent (opens the original)
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Thankfully, bodycare has become considerably more interesting, and the latest launches are giving us hydration, glow and gorgeous fragrance without adding another laborious step to the routine. First up is Fenty Skin Butta Drop Hydrating Body Milk, which is exactly the kind of body moisturiser I like: quick, easy, and no hanging around in your underwear waiting for it to absorb. The lightweight milk sinks in almost instantly and leaves skin soft with a lovely satin finish. It comes in two of Fen
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