Round Up – 8 New Products We Love

Westman Atelier Sun Tone Bronzing Drops 30ml, £53

Refusing to let greyer skies stop the glow, this little bottle is the perfect liquid bronzer. Coming in 4 shades, Westman Atelier has again produced another cult beauty product. Easy to use and super blendable, this can be used over foundation or on bare skin to give a proper holiday glow. The mattifying formula is not sticky or tacky, yet still moisturises via its quality ingredients with an amino-infused active blend, hydra nourish blend and carrot oil. For a more targeted bronze, use your fingers to apply anywhere the sun would naturally hit—over cheeks, temples, and forehead.

Orphéon, Diptyque £160

This alluring fragrance from Diptyque has recently launched as a limited edition with a striking blue labeled bottle inspired by a cocktail cabinet. This powdery and mysterious fragrance is not a typical spring smell; with tobacco elements, it is deep and velvety yet soft. At the heart of the composition is the warmth of the tonka bean, the depth of cedar, and the vivacity of juniper berries that make for an interesting and mysterious impression.

Byredo, Chromophobia lip balm, £45

Everyone needs a nourishing lip balm in their makeup bag. During these season changes, our skin is adjusting and there is nothing like a proper moisturising lip balm. Byredo offers a major advance from a chemist essential, with an exquisite lip balm range that hydrates and nourishes just as gorgeously as it looks. Available in four colours, including a colourless option, these balms provide hours of comfort and a subtle wash of colour with a semi-matte finish. The dream lip balm.

Hermes, Eyeshadow Eyeliner Brush, £69

Talk about precision. This angled brush makes defining eyeliner and shadow an art. Simply so. The quality of this brush and the way it has been designed to assist in seamlessly applying eye makeup makes it worth the splurge. It’s one of those things that you didn’t know would add so much to your (beauty) life, and once used, becomes an essential part of the process.

REFY, Cream Blush, £16

Have to say, I am very into Refy. Their products are practical, beautiful and affordable. I tried this blush initially thinking it might be a bit too blushy for me, but it’s gorgeous. The texture is creamy and smooth and blends into the skin easily. I’m particularly loving the shade ‘Malaya, ‘ a cool dusty pink. You only need a little bit to offer big skin glow. Immediate spring radiance.

Vra Vra Vroom 100ml, Penhaligon’s, £215

My new favourite Spring scent! Floral and fruity. Tbh I would wear this any season, but it is pretty fitting for these luscious spring days. An energetic blast of mandarin, magnolia, and osmanthus work perfectly with the top notes of apricot and leather. This is sexy, fresh and fruity, and feels fun to wear. Bring on more sunshine!

Emma Lewisham, Sunceutical SPF 50 Mineral Face Crème 50ML, £46

This brand has become a cult favourite to the girls who know and sits within many of our Cabinets on the site. Hailing from New Zealand the brand recognises the importance of suncare mixed with unharming ingredients to produce this wonderful SPF. A beautiful light texture to wear for strong sun protection.

Dr Sebagh Self-Tanning Drops, £35

These tan drops from Dr Sebagh are incredible, and even though not ‘new’ have become a new addition to our routines. Adding a subtle hint of sunshine and glow to the face with a very natural look, nothing too orange or intense. The texture is light and blends seamlessly into your moisturiser. It is not overly oily on application, yet also not drying at all. The colour doesn’t last long, so if you want to maintain the glow, apply this daily or every other day. A safe alternative to sunny skin.