Author: Editorial Team
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Skin Science: Four Soothing Cleansers Recommended for Uneven Skin Tone
Take the first step to brighter, clearer skin. These formulas help create a more uniform-looking complexion, minimising the appearance of future brown spots. Here are four high-end cleansers suitable for even sensitive skin. Reveal a radiant complexion with the Exfolactic Cleanser from 111 Skin, Darphin Orange Blossom Aromatic Care, LA PRAIRIE White Caviar Illuminating…
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Sensitive skin will love these designer soaps, hand & body wash. A non-drying effect and new fresh scents
Purify your skin with designer soaps, cleansers, hand and body wash with a sensual burst of fresh fragrances. With naturally derived ingredients, these creamy formulations prevent skin from over-drying. Soapless Facial Cleansing Bar (Combination / Oily) by Sisley Sisley Soapless Facial Cleansing Bar was formulated for sensitive skin. A gentle cleansing soap-free…
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Subtle celebrations: Mimirose, Grand Bal Haute Horlogerie, Dior Talks
The ‘Mimirose’ jewelry collection by Victoire de Castellane is a subtle celebration of 20 years of Dior Joaillerie, bringing together the signature fine chains and precious stones of ‘Mimioui’ and the delicate, twisted rice grain settings of ‘Rose des Vents’. The new 2020 jewelry collection is embodied by Dior Joaillerie face Cara Delevingne.…
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Calming the mind after crises: An immersive journey into wellness
Finding your inner self: An immersive journey into wellness in Myanmar. Sofitel Hotels & Resorts, the chain of luxury hotels based in Paris, France, and owned by Accor Hotels since 1980, unveiled an immersive journey into wellness overlooking the UNESCO site of Inle Lake, a freshwater lake located in Myanmar (Burma). The experience transports…
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Put Earth first: can a greener, fairer fashion industry emerge from crisis?
After Covid19, the best we can hope for the fashion industry is a rebirth that puts people and planet ahead of profits. Earth Hour this Saturday is a further reminder that every moment counts
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Ai Weiwei: ‘An artist must be an activist’
The Chinese artist answers questions from Observer readers and art world luminaries on creativity and protest, Chinese politics – and why he never cooks the same dish twice