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OFFICE MAKE-UP DOs AND DON’Ts

Make-up for the office is and should be different to make-up for the party. Use these helpful tips to make sure you don’t overdo it.

As pretty as it was, your festive-season make-up won’t cut it at work. Office make-up should be polished, yes, but professional. It’s all about striking a balance between looking put-together, not overdone.

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4 REASONS YOU SHOULD WEAR A TIE TO WORK

You simply can’t go wrong wearing a shirt and tie to work. We give you four good reasons to go back to basics.


In this day and age it may seem over the top to wear a shirt and tie to work. But here are four reasons why we think you should adopt the classic, sophisticated tradition – ensuring you look your best and stand out from the rest.

Clockwise from top left: D66 slim-fit shirt 249.95; D66 slim-fit shirt 279.95; D66 slim-fit shirt 279.95; D66 slim-fit shirt 279.95; all printed ties from 159.95 – 199.95

1. It gives you confidence

Wearing a tie with a suit and a button-down shirt can up your confidence game. You’ll immediately stand up straighter, walk taller, speak clearer and feel like a superhero. Consider the tie as your emblem – the piece that puts the ‘S’ on your chest, so to speak. 

2. It shows your status

By dressing smarter, you’ll notice your colleagues will start to take you more seriously and you will command respect. Appearance goes a long way and you will soon reap the rewards of dressing the part.

3. It allows you to show your personality

Ties are a great way to show off your personal style. In the era of individualism, a tie with an intricate design tells people who you are – and can be a great conversation starter around the water cooler.

4. It becomes a ritual

Lastly, there is a ritualistic aspect to putting on a tie every morning. It subconsciously tells you that you’re dressed and ready to tackle the day ahead. Taking off your tie at the end of the day can be just as rewarding. Putting on sweats after a long day at the office lets your body know it’s time for a well deserved rest.

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Varsity Details

This new term, dress to impress and make sure you stand out on campus in vertical stripes, be cool and collected in denim, or sport one-liner tees.

You may have the back-to-varsity blues but make sure you dress to impress this semester. As you enter the grounds, you know that everyone is watching you strut your stuff. Stand out in vertical stripes; be cool, calm and collected in denim; or sport one-liner tees that definitely won’t get you a red card for self-expression.

Stripe Tease

This summer is all about stripes in a range of colours – especially if you’re not one to shy away from a bold statement. Eye-catching stripes definitely command attention, and vertical stripes are particularly flattering.

Free 2BU striped off-the-shoulder maxi dress 259.95; Free 2BU sleeveless tunic 99.95; Free 2BU earrings (set of 9) 79.95; Free 2BU nose ring 79.95 (part of set); Dr. Martens patent boots 3199; rings & belt stylist’s own

Fran: Free 2BU striped shift dress 179.95; Kelso leggings 119.95; Kelso chain necklace 99.95; Kelso bangles (set of 11) 59.95; Steve Madden wedge sneakers 1399; Belt stylist’s own. Dominick: JX colour-block denim jacket 699.95; JX striped T-shirt 199.95; JX super-skinny denims 699.95; Dr. Martens textured boots 2499.95; rings stylist’s own

Walk of Fame

So you were out with the girls last night showing off your new cold-shoulder dress. Running late for class and still loving on your dress? Reinvent it into a casual daytime look – we’ve totally got your back. Slip on your fave pair of skinny jeans, swop out your dancing heels for kicks and check out that girl!

Free 2BU floral cold-shoulder dress 179.95; Free 2BU skinny denims 449.95; Free 2BU earrings (set of 11) 79.95; Kelso embellished double-layer chain 99.95; Kelso chain necklace 99.95 (part of set); Kelso choker 79.95; Free 2BU layered chain necklace 79.95; Free 2BU moon bag 299.95; Steve Madden iridescent wedge sneakers 1299

SHE’S THE BOMB

Bring your slay game in an oversized bomber jacket that’s perfect for that in-between seasonal weather. When you’re not wearing it with jeans and sneakers, pump out a sports-luxe look by pairing your bomber with a flirty dress, sporty wedge sandals and a turtleneck top.

Fran: Free 2BU striped dress 179.95; Free 2BU printed tunic 99.95; Nelson Mandela badge bomber jacket 999.95; Free 2BU earrings (set of 6) 79.95; Free 2BU leather belt (part of set) 149.95; rings stylist’s own. Dominick: JX slogan T-shirt 129.95; JX distressed dark-wash denims 699.95; JX sunglasses 149.99

BACK TO BASICS

Maybe it’s laundry day, or maybe you chose to spend your shopping allowance on must-have basics and essentials. Jeans, tees and vests are a student’s wardrobe staples. Style them like a professional and layer different pieces and textures to create a story that starts with ‘I woke up like this…’

Fran: Free 2BU longer-length T-shirt 159.95; Free 2BU side-stripe denims 349.95; Free 2BU crochet vest 199.95; Free 2BU sunglasses 129.99; Free 2BU chokers (set of 7) 49.95

Fashion direction & production: Brittany Penebre. Photography: Jacques Weyers/Hero Creative. Styling: Taugheeda Abdullah-Jacobs. Hair & make-up: Sam Scarborough/One League. Models: Fran O/Fanjam, Dominick/Full Circle.

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The Interview: Ryan Stramrood

Extreme open-water swimmer and ice swimmer Ryan Stramrood proves that with focus, determination and enthusiasm, almost nothing is impossible.

Ryan Stramrood says he’s an ‘average Joe family man’ but, as an Ultra Extreme Open Water swimmer and ice-swimming enthusiast, he’s been around the world in search of bigger (and colder) challenges.

WHAT WERE YOUR INTERESTS WHEN YOU WERE GROWING UP?

Oddly, my interests as a child didn’t include swimming! I was a normal kid with no ambition in the sporting arena. I was (and still am) musical and taught myself guitar. I liked water-skiing on weekends, and keeping snakes.

WHAT IS YOUR EARLIEST MEMORY OF BEING IN THE WATER?

I have always loved the water; I am naturally drawn to it. My earliest memory was when I was about four or five years old, and a fairly competent swimmer. I was at my grandmother’s house and swimming in her pool while the adults all braai’d in the garden. I was minding my own business in the pool and remember wanting to see how long I could hold my breath underwater. I took a deep breath and floated face down for probably only 10 seconds before my gran spotted me and thought I had drowned. Before I knew it, gran, mom and various uncles had all dived into the pool – fully clad – and yanked me out with great vigour. After they realisied I had just been playing, I got a proper scolding. Most unjust!

WHEN DID YOU START TAKING SWIMMING SERIOUSLY?

Besides being on junior-school squads, I really only started swimming in 2000 at the age of 27. At that stage, I was spending far too much time on the couch and wanted to improve my fitness and lifestyle. So I joined a swim squad with coach Gary Freeling, who I am proud to say is still my coach after 16 years and is still doing all he can to improve my less-than-perfect stroke!

WHAT WAS THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL DESTINATION YOU TRAVELLED TO FOR A SWIMMING CHALLENGE?

The first international destination I travelled to with my teammates was a little town called Ketchikan in Alaska. We wanted to compete in a cold swim around a local island called Pennock Island. It was a 14km swim in 12ºC water. What a beautiful place and such an awesome experience.

WHICH DESTINATION HAS BEEN YOUR FAVOURITE SO FAR?

Iceland has been my favourite. It is just so different to anywhere else I have been. The landscape is a mixture of volcanoes and glaciers. Despite being petrified most of the time I was there (due to the swim I was to undertake), I managed to enjoy the experience.

WHAT WAS THE ICELAND EXPERIENCE ABOUT?

I was based in a tiny town called Höfn. From there I travelled to a beautiful but frightening glacier lake called Jökulsárlón, in the south of Iceland. I undertook a small challenge there, mainly for the production of a TV series episode.

WHAT HAS BEEN THE STRANGEST OR FUNNIEST THING THAT’S HAPPENED TO YOU IN ANOTHER COUNTRY?

In Spain, I realised just how differently the Spaniards view time and structure! I was in a beautiful little town called Tarifa, waiting for the right weather to make an attempt to swim ‘from Europe to Africa’ across the Strait of Gibraltar – a significant distance. I was told by the swim organiser and support crew to meet at 8am, when we would assess the weather, and if conditions were good, we’d start the swim at noon. I arrived at 8am, safe in the knowledge that I had four hours for final preparations should the swim be on. I waited an hour for the Spanish team to arrive. This tardiness was expected. But when they did arrive, they simply said, ‘We swim now’, and jumped into the support vessels, looking at me to climb into the water. I was unprepared, expecting another few hours’ wait, and was forced to run across the road and purchase a six-pack of Coca-Cola from the café. This formed my only ‘feeds’ for the full swim, much to the astonishment of many. Needless to say, Coke is not recognised as the best nutritional supplement for endurance events!

WHAT HAS BEEN THE MOST CHALLENGING THING THAT’S HAPPENED TO YOU WHILE TRAVELLING?

I have travelled extensively across beautiful Russia and it is mostly seamless – if you have all your papers in order and some savvy. But on one occasion, we arrived at the Moscow Domodedovo Airport to utter chaos. After an 18-hour flight and two hours of real scrumming at the customs area, with no queue system and some scary people, I was separated from the rest of the team in the chaos. When I reached the counter, it turned out that my Russian visa said that I was female! However, this was not communicated to me and I was whisked off to a security holding area with no way to let the others know what was going on (which I didn’t know either at that stage). Some interesting hours followed, but nothing nearly as daunting as the swim challenge at hand.

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WHERE HAVE YOU TRAVELLED TO IN SIBERIA?

We travelled to the remote but wealthy town of Tyumen. The challenge was to undertake a one-kilometre ice-swimming event in a ‘pool’ cut from a frozen lake, in air temperature of –33ºC and water at 0.3ºC.

WHAT HAS BEEN YOUR MOST DIFFICULT CHALLENGE SO FAR?

The most challenging to date was a swim I undertook in Antarctica. It was a difficult, ground-breaking and dangerous challenge, completed in –1ºC water temperature, which is ultra-extreme. But it was the build-up to the actual swim challenge and the logistics that were most difficult. Relying on the ship’s crew to support us and keep us alive presented significant challenges, as did the extreme weather conditions.

WHAT OTHER HIGHLIGHTS COME TO MIND?

In 2012, our small team (Ram Barkai, Andrew Chin, Kieron Palframan, Toks Viviers and I) decided we wanted to become the first to swim around Cape Horn, the southernmost tip of South America, known as ‘The Sailor’s Graveyard’. Most sailing enthusiasts consider sailing around Cape Horn to be their ‘Everest’, so we thought it would be cool to try to get there – an insane journey – and complete a difficult swim in extreme temperatures and conditions. Added to this, we also wanted to attempt to swim across the icy wild-water Strait of Magellan, followed by an attempt to swim across the even colder Beagle Channel from Chile to Argentina and then back to Chile.
Our travels took us to a little town in Chile called Punta Arenas. We were based here for a week while we awaited the right conditions for the Strait of Magellan attempt. Thereafter, we travelled to what is sometimes referred to as the southernmost town in the world: Puerto Williams. It’s on the Chilean side, almost directly across from Ushuaia, the better-known town in Argentina that also considers itself the southernmost town. (We’ll let them fight it out.) We were based in Puerto Williams, which has nothing – really nothing – besides one coffee shop, which also sold beer and smelt of petrol fumes. We were there for just short of a week and were not too disappointed to leave once we had conquered the Beagle Channel mission and survived. From Puerto Williams, we managed to convince an old seadog who had a half-decent boat to take us on the nerve-wracking 20-hour one-way trip to The Sailor’s Graveyard. We got to visit the remote Cape Horn Island after our swim attempt, which is one of the highlights of my travels.

HAVE YOU ATTEMPTED ANY OTHER WORLD FIRSTS?

I travelled to a small town called Donaghadee at the extreme north of Ireland in County Down. The challenge was to attempt a world first double crossing of the notoriously difficult North Channel in relay format. The six-person relay was made up of a world team from South Africa, Ireland, Czech Republic, Finland, Switzerland and Estonia. It took 30 tough hours, but we succeeded and now hold the record.

WHAT DO YOU LOVE MOST ABOUT TRAVELLING FOR THIS SPORT?

It takes me off the tourist track, even if I am in a tourist-frequented city or town. I am often the guest of rural and remote locals and, while on standby for the swim challenge at hand, get to live with them and experience the real lives and cultures of the place I am at. It can be difficult, but I love the authenticity of it and the never-ending willingness and enthusiasm of my hosts to help wherever I am in the world and no matter how little verbal communication is possible.

WHAT DO YOU MISS MOST WHEN YOU’RE AWAY FROM HOME?

My son, Jesse! Without a doubt, being away from that little man adds a whole new level of tough.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVOURITE HOLIDAY DESTINATION WITH YOUR FAMILY?

I am blessed with a small family farm right on the banks of the beautiful Breede River, which is right on my doorstep in terms of travel time. It’s where my family has come together for 25 years and where my swimming passion began.

WHICH DESTINATIONS WOULD YOU LIKE TO VISIT IN THE FUTURE?

There are so many! I want to swim the Cook Strait between the north and south islands of New Zealand, so this is a destination I look forward to visiting. Norway’s glaciated lakes and fjords are high on my list too. Then I would like to visit both the North and South poles. And maybe one day I’ll just go somewhere sunny, comfortable and warm!

Connect with Ryan at www.ryanstramrood.com.
By Eugene Yiga

How to wear athleisure without looking like you’re heading to the gym

The athleisure (activewear as streetwear) trend is not only chic – it’s also practical and super comfortable to wear. It’s all about looking fresh and streamlined.

By now you’ve most likely seen the viral video about wearing activewear everywhere but the gym (if not scroll to the end of the post for a chuckle). Jokes aside, activewear as streetwear (or athleisure, as the trend is so aptly called) has become a legitimate style of dressing. You only need to look at some of the most recent runway collections and you’ll see why. The trend is not only chic, it’s also practical and super comfortable to wear.

Sporting Chic

Just to be clear, athleisure is not about wearing the baggy contents of your gym bag on a date or at brunch with your girlfriends. This trend is all about looking fresh and streamlined – think a sporty vest and tights paired with killer heels.

1. Accessorize scrunchie 129 2. Pro-Action hooded dress 349.95 3. Miu Miu cateye sunglasses 3390 4. Free 2BU graffiti-print tote 449.95 5. Free 2BU peep-toe sock boots 495.95

REMIX

The quickest way to change up your look is with jewellery. From earrings and necklaces to bangles and rings, statement pieces add a touch of sparkle that elevates an otherwise basic outfit. The bigger the jewels, the bigger the impact, so go for bold items, rather than fine, dainty jewellery.

1. Tassel-drop earrings 79.95 2. Pro-Action loungewear pants 299.95 3. Pro-Action sports bra 199.95 4. Pro-Action hooded vest 299.95 5. Kelso platform sandals 259.95

IN THE NUDE

One way to make a big impact with minimal effort is to keep it tonal.  The goal here is to pull of a feminine look, while keeping it comfortable. Keep it girly by pairing neutrals with glitzy items.

1. Pro-Action mesh T-shirt 199.95 2. Pro-Action ribbed sports bra 199.95 3. Kelso chain drop earrings 79.95 4. Reebok royal charm sneakers 799.95 5. Pro-Action ribbed-detail leggings 299.95

STICK TO STREET STYLE

Earn instant street cred by opting for more trendy pieces when heading to your workout. Keep the look graphic, streamlined and sporty.

1. Reebok side-stripe wide-leg pants 499.95 2. Reebok colour-block sports bralette 499.95 3. Reebok mesh tank 399.95 4. Free 2BU quilted slides 199.95 5. Accessorize backpack 899

LAYER UP

Throwing on an oversized jacket or coat will help balance out your proportions – and make your legs  look long and lean. If you’re going to wear a bag, opt for a tote or waist bag in leather. Aim to keep your look casual and cool by mixing different textures and fabrics (definitely avoid dressing top-to-toe in lycra).

1. Pro-Action sports bra (2-pack) 279.95 2. Pro-Action lightweight sports jacket 299.95 3. Free 2BU perspex slides 159.95 4. Pro-Action camo-printed leggings 299.95 5. Kelso quilted top-handle bag 499.95

Now you’re ready to meet your friends for lunch. Don’t forget to stretch!

Check out the activewear video that went viral below.

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Keep your cool on campus this semester

Be the trendsetter on campus this year. Pair a major style or trend, like boldly striped shirt or logo track top, with staple items like T-shirts and denims.

No need to wait until everyone else is wearing the latest trends to see what’s in style. Consider this one task already ticked off your to-do list for the new year. Make sure to feature one major style or trend and pair it with staples like T-shirts and denims.

FROM LEFT: Thembani: Puma zip-through track top 1399.95; Puma logo T-shirt 249.95; Puma running shorts 399.95; Vans Old Skool sneakers 799; rings, earrings & socks stylist’s own. Fran: Free 2BU striped shirt 249.95; Free 2BU slogan tunic 99.95; Free 2BU side-stripe denims 349.95; Free 2BU hoop earrings 39.95; Kelso bangles (set of 10) 59.95 (per set); Accessorize cuff 199; Kelso embellished rings (set of 3) 79.95; Free 2BU dad sneakers 399.95. Dominick: JX embossed logo T-shirt R199.95; JX checked shirt 399.95; JX distressed skinny jeans 659.95; Tomato watch 549; Reebok Royal CL Jogger 2 sneakers 699.95; rings & socks stylist’s own

Double the denim

When in doubt, pile on the denim. If you’re new to the denim game, try mixing different shades before heading out in head-to-toe blue. You can’t go wrong mixing muted tones like white, blues and greys.

JX colour-block denim jacket 699.95; JX striped T-shirt 199.95; JX super-skinny denims 699.95; rings stylist’s own

Be a good sport

Make your athleisure look Instagram-worthy by blending casual items with activewear. Invest in versatile items that match with most of your wardrobe – you’ll be comfy enough to kick around campus, while keeping your style game high.

Puma zip-through track top 1399.95; Puma logo T-shirt 249.95; Puma running shorts 399.95; Vans Old Skool sneakers 799; socks stylist’s own

JX checked shirt 399.95; Puma logo T-shirt 249.95; Puma track pants 999.95; Vans classic slip-on sneakers 649; socks stylist’s own

CROSS YOUR TEES

Filling your wardrobe with an array of T-shirts that easily pair with denims is a great way to put your campus uniform together. If you’re always late, this minimal-thinking-required style makes for a quick exit out the door. Don’t be a slacker though – make sure your tees are on-trend in stripes and slogans.

FROM LEFT: Fran: Free 2BU floral cold-shoulder dress 179.95; Free 2BU skinny denims 449.95; Kelso embellished double-layer chain 99.95; Kelso chain necklace 99.95 (part of set); Kelso choker 79.95; Free 2BU layered chain necklace 79.95; Free 2BU earrings (set of 11) 79.95; Free 2BU moon bag 299.95; Steve Madden iridescent wedge sneakers 1299. Thembani: JX striped T-shirt 199.95; JX slim-fit chinos 299.95; Puma knit beanie 249.95; Puma backpack 359.95; Adidas court sneakers 1199.95; socks & earrings stylist’s own

FROM LEFT: Dominick: JX slogan T-shirt 129.95; JX distressed dark-wash denims 699.95; JX sunglasses 149.99; Nike Court Royale sneakers 799.95; socks stylist’s own. Fran: Free 2BU striped dress 179.95; Free 2BU printed tunic 99.95; Nelson Mandela badge bomber jacket 999.95; Free 2BU earrings (set of 6) 79.95; Free 2BU leather belt (part of set) 149.95; Free 2BU platform sandals 259.95; rings stylist’s own

FROM LEFT: Dominick: JX slogan T-shirt 129.95; JX distressed dark-wash denims 699.95; JX sunglasses 149.99; Nike Court Royale sneakers 799.95; socks stylist’s own. Thembani: JX striped T-shirt 199.95; JX slim-fit chinos 299.95; Adidas court sneakers 1199.95; socks stylist’s own.

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Fashion direction & production: Brittany Penebre. Photography: Jacques Weyers/Hero Creative. Styling: Taugheeda Abdullah-Jacobs. Hair & make-up: Sam Scarborough/One League. Models: Thembani/Full Circle. Fran O/Fanjam. Dominick/Full Circle

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UPGRADE YOUR WORK WARDROBE WITH THESE 5 NEW TRENDS

It’s a whole new year, and we think you deserve a whole new workwear wardrobe. Update your office look with our favourite five new workwear trends for 2019.

Show that you mean business in 2019 by adding these five trends to your office look. Bonus – they’ll work just as well after 5pm, too
They say you should dress for the job you want, not the one you have. With the new year upon us, it’s time to realign with your career goals and do exactly that. Whether you’re gunning for a promotion or starting your own business, here are the top five trends to incorporate into your workwear wardrobe right now.

ANIMAL PRINT

Whether it’s leopard, cheetah, zebra or giraffe, animal print is back for another season. This time around, we’re taking this evening standard into the daytime for a fierce approach to workwear attire. Confidence is key when wearing animal print, especially if your outfit is composed of a lot of it (though a little goes a long way, too). Pair a printed dress with minimalist accessories to prevent the ensemble looking too busy.
Free 2BU leopard-print dress 179.95

WEAR WITH

TARTAN

If animal print doesn’t do it for you but you’d still like to incorporate print into your wardrobe, look to pieces in a fine tartan or check. Pair a tartan skirt with a delicate, solid-colour pussy-bow blouse for a subtle yet impactful look, or dare to be bold in a tartan-print dress. Pair it with a vibrantly coloured accessory (like a bag) to look extra chic.
Free 2BU checked dress 179.95

WEAR WITH

STRIPES

Striped pieces are staples in any workwear wardrobe. This season, however, black and white stripes in varying degrees of thickness are the key to a successful outfit. Look to vertical or diagonal stripes to flatter and elongate your form, and combine the two for a more interesting approach to the trend. Wear yours with a bright pair of shoes or a handbag in a solid colour for a touch of personality.
Kelso striped pencil skirt 249.95

WEAR WITH

JUMPSUITS

Jumpsuits have become a standard piece on the catwalk in almost every designer’s collection, and we’re here for it. They’re great as workwear because you need only jump into one item in the morning and you’re ready to go – especially nifty when you’re running late for work. Wear yours on its own or layer it over a blouse for dressier occasions. This is one item you can really get creative with.
Kelso striped sleeveless jumpsuit 399.95

WEAR WITH

SUIT UP

Nothing says ‘I’m ready for business’ more than a two-piece suit. However, this year, ditch that stiff and stuffy structured suit and opt for lighter, floaty fabrics in soft pinks or neutrals, like beige or white (it is summer, after all). Go full glam by wearing it with a feminine cami and all the necessary accessories.
Kelso pink blazer 549.95; Kelso pink formal trousers 299.95

WEAR WITH

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What’s the big deal about retinol?

Retinol is one of the biggest buzzwords in beauty thanks to its anti-ageing effects. Here’s how to add it to your skincare routine.

On the quest for great skin? Find out why retinol is the answer to your most pressing complexion concerns – plus meet some of our favourite retinol-rich super products.
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WHAT IS RETINOL?

Retinol (also sometimes found in ingredients lists as ‘retinoids’) is a derivate of vitamin A, which is the key nutrient for boosting cell turnover in the body. When applied topically, this powerhouse ingredient promotes skin renewal, brightens the complexion, smooths and refines the skin’s surface, reduces acne and boosts collagen production. It’s an effective solution to most of our skincare woes, so it’s not difficult to see why so many beauty houses are adding it to their products.

WHY USE RETINOL?

As you age, your skin’s cell turnover rate slows down, causing it to appear dry, dull and wrinkled. Unlike most topical products, retinol is able to penetrate the skin deeply enough to be effective at a cellular level, assisting the regeneration process. If used consistently over time, it’s able to resurface and transform your complexion.

WHEN TO USE RETINOL

Incorporate retinol into your skincare regimen gradually, as this powerful ingredient causes cells to shed faster than normal, which can make skin sensitive initially. Start with a gentle formula, using it twice a week as part of your night-time routine. This will give your skin time to get used to the product. It’s important to use retinol products at night rather than during the day, as retinol breaks down in sunlight. You should also invest in a good-quality sunscreen, if you’re not already using one, as the faster cell turnover will make your skin more susceptible to UV rays.

OUR RETINOL HEROES

Ready to start using a retinol-infused elixir? We thought so. Here are a few of our favourite products, and why we love them.

ELIZABETH ARDEN
Retinol Ceramide Capsules Line Erasing Night Serum 60 Capsules
965
These mono-dose capsules are ideal as they dispense the perfect amount of product, so you can be sure you’re not overdoing it, leading to sensitivity.


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DIOR
One Essential Skin Boosting Super Serum 30ml
1585
This hard-working serum not only targets environmental toxins like pollution, but also protects the skin from indoor toxins, including glue, varnishes and radiation from electronic devices, too.

ESTÉE LAUDER
Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II 30ml
890
This super serum already has a major cult following, and it’s not difficult to see why. Working with the power of the skin’s natural recovery process while you sleep, it promotes night-time purification that helps reduce the visible signs of ageing.

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Meso+ Absolute Anti-ageing Serum
1010
Combining some of the most effective active ingredients, including retinol and hyaluronic acid, this clever formula mimics the effects of injectable plumping agents, leaving skin visibly smoother and more radiant.

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