We tried Inglot’s new range of foundations and concealers… here’s what we think

Give your complexion a radiant glow with Inglot All Covered Foundations and Concealers.

Inglot’s new range of foundations and concealers is your ticket to naturally dewy and radiant skin.
As more make-up artists favour dewy, natural complexions, we have seen a major shift in the beauty industry when it comes to foundations. Tinted moisturisers, BB and CC creams have flooded the market and are beauty bloggers’ and editors’ go-to recommendations for natural, radiant-looking complexions. ‘When it comes to choosing a foundation for flawless, dewy skin, pick one with ingredients that will not only provide cover but also care for your skin,’ recommends beauty editor Leila Petersen.

Inglot All Covered offers full coverage with a smooth, even finish. All Covered Face Foundation and All Covered Under Eye Concealer take care of facial imperfections and provide various beauty benefits, such as boosting the skin’s elasticity and protecting it from free radicals.

The foundations and concealers blend easily into the skin and can be built up according to your desired level of coverage. The All Covered Concealer makes it easy to hide dark circles, and can be used to contour as well. Creamy and lightweight, these products glide beautifully onto the skin, creating natural-looking coverage without that heavy, ‘caked on’ feeling.

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SHAKE UP YOUR MAKE-UP WITH PANTONE’S COLOUR OF THE YEAR: LIVING CORAL

From Elizabeth Arden’s bright ’n breezy lip oil to Smashbox’s tropical-hued eye shadow palette, we’ve got all your coral bases covered.

Pantone’s colour of the year needs no introduction in the beauty department, having long been one of make-up’s most popular shades. Vibrant and versatile, it can be applied to cheeks, eyes, nails or lips for a flattering shot of colour that suits all skin tones. Here’s a selection of our favourite corals to brighten up your look.

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Black Up Blush in N05 400 775
Add a radiant finish to your complexion with this luxurious, highly pigmented blush.

Bobbi Brown Corrector in Deep Peach 430
Colour correctors are clever concealers. This Deep Peach shade neutralises dark under-eye circles and brightens the eye area for a fresh, youthful look.

Elizabeth Arden Sheer Kiss Lip Oil in Coral Caress 299
This nourishing, sheer-finish lip oil provides a pop of luscious colour with just the right amount of shine.

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Sisley Phyto Blush In Papaya 775
Enriched with moisturising oils, this cream-to-powder blush will give your complexion a radiant colour boost.

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Givenchy Prisme Libre in Organza Caramel 885
This complexion-enhancing loose powder features four harmonious shades that blend beautifully for a flawless, soft-matte finish.

Chanel Rouge Allure Liquid Powder in Electric Blossom 615
Give your lips a lush, soft-focus finish with Chanel’s powdery liquid pigment – a lip look that’s so very now.

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Sisley Phyto-Ombre Eclat in Mango 600
Featuring sizzling shades of deep orange, this pigment-powered eye shadow allows you to create an eye-popping look.

Lancôme Matte Shaker in Vivid Orange 325
If you tend to favour a red lip, this fiery red-orange shade from Lancôme is perfect for you. You’ll love the unique cushion tip that boosts product absorption and delivers a lightweight, matte finish.

Revlon Colorstay Gel Envy in Pocket Aces 135
This stunning hybrid of red, pink and orange complements all skin tones, for a sunset-pretty mani that’s sure to turn heads.

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Dior Diorshow Pump ‘N’ Volume in Coral Pump 630
For those who love to push make-up’s boundaries and play with colour, coral mascara is a must. This ultra-volumising, colour-rich Dior formula is your ticket to extraordinary lashes.

Mac Lip Scrubtious in Candied Nectar 315
This delightfully flavoured, sugar-based scrub gently buffs away dry and flaky skin, leaving lips silky-smooth and slightly tinted.

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Kelso Beauty Lip Liner in Burnt Sienna 129.95
Create the illusion of fuller lips by applying lip liner to the entire lip area before putting on your lipstick. Lip liner also helps to keep lipstick in place and prevents the colour from bleeding, for a long-wearing, professional-looking finish.

Photography: Getty Images, Shutterstock

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Your weekly horoscope for 9 to 15 March

Avoid those unwanted surprises, and rather be in the know. Read your weekly horoscope here.

Everything you need to know for your upcoming week

ARIES

Now that the celestial game changer Uranus has left Aries, the prospect of more settled activities and projects will begin to appeal to you. You can make so much progress this week, although legal, study, long-distance and spiritual matters will require focus.

TAURUS

With Uranus in Taurus now, expect to see change both in your personal and work life. This week, the key to happiness lies in careful talks with organisations and friends. Then all your lovely activities and plans will fall into place.

GEMINI

This is a power-packed week for you, so aim to succeed! Success will entail co-operation and perhaps even compromise, as long as the playing field is even. Make your best efforts, and you should get the results you want by Friday.

CANCER


You should begin to see more clearly how well your plans and actions are coming together for you, especially if you are bold during the week and aim to collaborate and co-operate at work, with travel plans, study and in your personal life.

LEO

There’s a choice this week. One is to stick to the tried-and-trusted; and the other, to try something new, despite potential teething problems. The bolder and more adventurous you are (while maintaining standards), the happier you’ll be.

VIRGO

New collaborations, projects and ventures; and the sense that your duties and ideas can have more breadth and scope, will be exciting. But much of your happiness will revolve around relationships, so ensure you nurture these too, especially domestically.

LIBRA


The better your domestic circumstances the better you will function at work, and results along these lines should arise. Good communication skills will foster good relationships. A trip or meeting towards Friday could be a catalyst for something new.

SCORPIO


Some great relationships, contacts and interactions this week will feel truly satisfying and should promote your work interests, too. So take the initiative and push yourself forward. Just be careful to avoid grandstanding. Finances may require focus.

SAGITTARIUS


You’ll enjoy a boost in self-esteem and happiness. Be bold and work towards your goals both at work and in your personal life. If you encounter tension or even a disagreement, take the time to defuse this before it becomes serious conflict.

CAPRICORN


There is so much progress this week, it would be a pity to be dragged down by matters from your past. Aim to boost health; be progressive and positive, and you could scale mountains now. Avoid disagreements, especially towards Thursday.

AQUARIUS


Your hard work has every chance of success; you are due a positive outcome for all your hard work from the past, and may even be surprised by a financial or an ego boost. Avoid needless conflict with a group, organisation or friend.

PISCES

As the Sun and Mercury align in Pisces, expect important developments. You should experience an upturn socially or at work. You’ll enjoy an ego-boost as a result. Avoid biting off more than you can chew, as this could put pressure on.

By Patsy Bennett

The item: The combat boot dominates this season

The best combat boots to add to your autumn/winter wardrobe for stylish and versatile looks.

It’s autumn, which means we can finally wear our combat boots to death! If you don’t yet have a pair, or you’re on the lookout for another style, then you’re in the right place. Consider them the must-have boots for autumn/winter 2019.

Why we want them

Instagram-worthy and influencer-approved, the combat boot is the shoe to own this season. Combat boots were a particular favourite in the ’90s and are back with a vengeance. So much so that the Hadid sisters (Bella in particular), Kaia Gerber and Hailey Bieber have been spotted wearing them like a second skin in between runway shows. And now we want them too!

How to wear them

The trick to wearing them correctly is in the styling. Combat boots are versatile enough to wear with your favourite pair of mom jeans or with a dress, and they look great with a cute pair of socks peeking out the top. Roll your jeans up to ankle height to show off your boots, or wear them with dresses and skirts that are ankle height or shorter for a feminine look with some attitude. Avoid floor-sweeping lengths that hide your boots and don’t do any justice to the look. The combat-hiker hybrid is admired for its badass, don’t-mess-around look, so pairing it with a feminine summer dress will add some edge; go for flowing fabrics in pretty floral prints for the perfect balance. Although the boot has punk/grunge undertones, designers have started experimenting with the design and silhouette of the shoe to make it more mainstream. From heels, platforms and buckles to lace-ups, slip-ons and bejewelled styles, the combat boot is here to serve us all.

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Fashion direction & production: Brittany Penebre. Photography: Paulo Touriero/Hero Creative. Styling: Rushana Burton

Nikiwe Dlova: ‘Creativity is blossoming like never before in Africa’

Creative hair stylist Nikiwe Dlova shares her inspiring journey to self expression and hair success.

Soweto-based hair artist Nikiwe Ndlova has changed the way we think about hair with her visionary creations. We asked her about her inspiration and what the next generation of young African creatives is doing differently.

Graduating from the University of Johannesburg in 2013 with a diploma in clothing management, Nikiwe went on to work in retail as an intern and was promoted to assistant in the buying department. In 2016 she went on her own and started her a hair street culture blog called ownURcrown, which elevated her career to what it is today.

What shaped your aesthetic? 

I don’t really remember when the creativity ‘hit’ or kicked in, and I can’t pinpoint where it comes from exactly. But I remember that as a kid I was always inspired by everything happening around me – the newspapers and magazines, the activity out on the street. Eventually, when I was a little older at school, I started letting some of that creativity out, and I would sing and act as much as I could. But for the most part, my creative side was a little shy.

Was there a moment when something just ‘clicked’ for you? 

For a long time, you wouldn’t even have noticed me. I didn’t really express myself on a visual level. It took a while for me develop who I am today and how I portray myself to the world. It only happened after I left university, and more significantly, when I cut my Afro and I suddenly had short hair; it changed everything for me. That was actually such a defining moment and one that really started my relationship with hair. I suddenly felt like my true self.

What was it about cutting your hair that made you feel this way? 

I think that it takes a lot of confidence to be completely who you are. It’s easy to underestimate what it takes to be your true self. And unfortunately it’s something that most of us take a long time to learn. One thing I can say though is that people are finding their individuality and sense of self a lot quicker these days … Maybe because there is a greater sense of belonging?

How do you think creativity in Africa has evolved?  

Creativity is blossoming like never before in Africa. And platforms like social media are helping it along, especially for the younger generations – Millennials and Gen Z. Suddenly people are seeing proper representation, and it helps shed some of the fear or uncertainty of being who you truly are or how you want to present yourself. We’re learning that we don’t have to look across the ocean at places like USA to tell us what to wear and how to look. Suddenly we can stand back and say wait, we don’t need anyone else defining us.

How do you think that’s shaping the next generation of creatives?  

The next generation of creatives is going to change the narrative of society. They’re discovering things most of us never had the chance to learn. But one of the most important things they’re learning is deep-rooted self-love. It’s such a valuable and powerful lesson to learn.

What have you learned through your own creativity?  

I learned that generally, we don’t celebrate ourselves nearly enough. We have this culture of waiting for others to celebrate or recognise us. We shouldn’t wait for those moments. We should just celebrate ourselves because we are worth celebrating.

What shapes your personal style?  

It’s difficult to describe it because there are so many things that inspire and shape me. Some days I’m simple with a twist; other days I’m a burst of colour. There are days I’m a mix of African eclecticism, and others when I’m quite ‘out there’.

You’re known first and foremost for your hair. What does hair mean to you?  

Hair is a powerful thing. Especially in our country, where many people still can’t fully embrace or express themselves through their hair. Hair is fun and it can be interesting. But it’s also political and powerful. It can be a tool for social commentary and for making a statement. What I want most of all is for kids to be inspired by what they see.

Do you think your relationship with hair has a particular future?  

What’s really important for me is that the narrative of hair changes. So I would love to start an academy or production company that will help change the way people look at hair. I want to train people to take hair styling to the next level and push creative boundaries.

FUN FACTS

Favourite accessory? 
Can I say my hair? Because it’s definitely my hair!

All-time favourite style icon?
Without a doubt, Erykah Badu.

Bucket list destination? 
I can’t pick only one: Ghana, New York City and Amsterdam.

A wild party or a quiet night in? 
I’ve had my wild days, so I’d have to say a quiet night in.

Check out Nikiwe’s Instagram & Nikiwe’s Blog

Words: Edwain Steenkamp. Photography: Instagram

How To Winter-Proof Your Skin

Dry, cold weather can be really harsh on the skin we have nurtured through the summer. These tips will winter-proof your skin

Like your wardrobe, your skincare routine should change with the weather. These simple adjustments and product changes will help keep your skin protected, nourished and radiant as the winter chill sets in. 

SWITCH TO A HYDRATING CLEANSER

Replace your gel or foam cleanser with a cream cleanser, for a gentle but deep clean that won’t compromise the skin’s barrier or strip it of its natural oils.

UP YOUR MOISTURISER GAME

Biting winds, cold air and indoor heating suck the moisture from your skin. Replenish parched skin with an ultra-hydrating moisturiser. Look out for rich formulas containing fatty acids and ceramides to lock in moisture and maintain the skin’s protective barrier.

GET SERIOUS ABOUT SERUMS

If you’re not already using a serum, now’s the time to start. Because serums are often thinner and more concentrated than moisturisers they penetrate deeper into the skin’s surface, increasing moisture levels and boosting your complexion. Look out for elixirs with ultra-nourishing and brightening ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and vitamin C.

TOP UP YOUR OIL

A good facial oil does wonders for the skin in the winter. Whether you apply a few drops before your serum in the evening, or mix a bit with your primer or foundation in the morning, the essential oils in these powerful blends will smooth your complexion and lock in moisture.

EXFOLIATE, BUT NOT TOO MUCH

Revive a dull complexion and get back your glow with a gentle exfoliator. Use a mild formula about once a week to avoid skin damage from over-zealous scrubbing. 

SLEEP ON IT


The skin repairs itself naturally overnight, so slather on a night-time treatment specifically designed to support, boost and mimic the skin’s repair process, to get the most out of your beauty sleep.

APPLY A MASK

Face masks are packed with hydrating ingredients, antioxidants and vitamins that are essential for nourished, healthy-looking skin. Use regularly for a radiant complexion.

OPT FOR HYDRATING MAKE-UP 

Your make-up also needs an upgrade during winter. A hydrating foundation is key to help combat the dehydrating effects of harsh weather conditions and keep your make-up looking flawless.

NOURISH YOUR LIPS

Prevent dry, chapped lips by paying special attention to your mouth area. Tinted balms offer a lively shot of colour with a blend of antioxidants, shea butter and oils to protect, repair and restore lips.

DON’T SKIMP ON BODY LOTION

It may be tempting to totally skip body lotion during winter because your skin won’t be showing anyway, right? Wrong. It’s important to maintain moisture levels in your skin even if it won’t see the light of day for the next few months. Remember, it’s far easier to protect your skin in winter than it is to bring it back to life in spring.


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Latest & Greatest: March edition

Learn more about the latest releases in tech, literature, motoring and entertainment.

From intelligent ovens that make cooking a breeze, to VW’s new monster Golf R, here’s what’s dropping this month.

Streaming series

Turn Up Charlie 

(Netflix, 15 March)
Forget Luther and the James Bond rumours – Idris Elba’s new gig is playing ‘manny’ to his famous best friend’s problem-child daughter, while trying to make it as a club DJ in the Netflix Original Turn Up Charlie. Starring alongside him are Covert Affairs’ Piper Perabo as Sara and young actor Frankie Hervey as ‘problem child’ Gabrielle. Sara is a superstar DJ, feminist icon and vivacious trendsetter, who abandons the exciting life she lived in America to put down roots in London, in an attempt to give Gabrielle more stability and normality. Spoiled and savvy, Gabrielle is wise beyond her years. Neglected by her career-driven parents, she pushes the boundaries – and the sanity of her nannies – to the extreme, in order to get her mom and dad’s attention. Her spiky retorts, mischievous adventures and epic tantrums hide a lonely young girl with a distorted view of reality.

Book

Gingerbread by Helen Oyeyemi 

(5 March)
Perdita Lee and her mother Harriet may appear to be just an average British schoolgirl and working-class mom, but they’re not as normal as they appear to be. Apart from sharing their gold-painted, seventh-floor walk-up apartment with verbal vegetation, they also make gingerbread their fellow Londoners aren’t particularly wild about but is hugely popular in faraway Druhástrana, the (potentially imaginary) land of Harriet’s early youth. Harriet’s charismatic childhood friend, Gretel Kercheval, is their biggest fan – and also seems to have had a hand in everything, good or bad, that has happened to Harriet since they met. Decades later, when a teenage Perdita sets out to track down her mother’s long-lost friend, Harriet’s story is retold in a new light, including encounters with jealousy, ambition, family grudges, work, wealth, and real estate as the headlines – though gingerbread seems to be the constant.

Gadget

Intelligent Oven

We’ve heard of smart ovens before, with one-touch cooking for set dishes – but we’ve never seen anything like Whirlpool’s Connected Hub Wall Oven Concept, which uses augmented reality to teach you how to cook. A transparent 27-inch LCD screen replaces the traditional glass on the door, and becomes the interface which gives the user the chance to discover, learn and control the cooking process from a central hub. It integrates family calendars and analyses schedules to suggest the ideal family dinner time – then also prompts a quick recipe suggestion, based on the time and ingredients available, as well as learned family food preferences. Connected to the Yummly platform, the screen displays step-by step video instructions on how to prepare each meal, while Coordinated Cooking schedules the cooking of different dishes to ensure that everything is ready at the same time. The Whirlpool Connected Hub Wall Oven Concept debuted at CES2019, with production details, a release date and costs not yet announced.

Motoring

SuperGolf on Steroids!

Golf’s monster R model just got more aggressive, thanks to the addition of 15 extra kilowatts and new exterior design highlights. The revised model sees the power output rise from 213kW to 228kW, propelling it to 100km/h in just 4.6 seconds in conjunction with the snappy 7-speed DSG and standard Launch Control. On the exterior, optional R Performance Titanium exhaust and optional R Performance brakes with brake calipers painted black with the ‘R’ logo add extra sports appeal. Standard features include the ‘R’ designed bumpers, LED headlights and taillights. Exterior mirror housing caps come in matte chrome or optional carbon, with various 19-inch wheel choices. The revised 2.0 TSI 228kW DSG Golf R retails from R676 000 and includes a standard five-year/90 000km service plan, three-year/120 000km warranty and 12-year anti-corrosion warranty.

Film

Captain Marvel 

(8 March)
Captain Marvel finally gets her own stand-alone film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The film tells the story of hot-shot US Air Force officer Carol Danvers who signs up for a deep space mission with Starforce and finds herself up against her toughest-ever adversary, the Kree empire. In the process of joining Starforce, Danvers’ biology melds with Kree DNA, turning her into a hybrid, erasing her memory and setting her on a path to rediscover her true self. Set in the 1990s, Captain Marvel is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Brie Larson stars as Danvers and is supported by, among others, Samuel L. Jackson, Djimon Hounsou, Lee Pace, Ben Mendelsohn, Annette Bening and Jude Law. After Captain Marvel, Brie Larson will reprise her role in Avengers: Endgame, out in April.

Film

Hotel Mumbai 

(29 March)
Hotel Mumbai is based on the gripping true story of humanity and heroism which played out when a group of terrorists laid siege to the famed Taj Hotel in Mumbai in 2008. Among the dedicated hotel staff is the renowned chef Hemant Oberoi (Anupam Kher) and a waiter (Dev Patel) who choose to risk their lives to protect their guests. As the world watches on, a desperate couple (played by Armie Hammer and Nazanin Boniadi) is forced to make unthinkable sacrifices to protect their newborn child.

Catch all the latest movies!

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*Prices & dates were correct at the time of publication.

Game

Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice 

(22 March)
In Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, players assume the role of the ‘one-armed wolf’, a disgraced warrior rescued from the brink of death. Duty-bound to protect a young lord, descended from an ancient bloodline, Sekiro becomes the target for scores of vicious enemies. When the young lord is captured, nothing can stand in the way of Sekiro’s perilous quest to regain honour and save the life of his liege. Set in the late 1500s Sengoku Japan, the game gives players the chance to unleash an arsenal of deadly prosthetic tools and powerful ninja abilities in visceral head-to-head combat that can only end in a bloody confrontation.
Available for Playstation 4, XBOX One & PC, from R799 via www.store.steampowered.com

By Trevor Crighton

We’re crushing on these winter knits for men

Cosy up this winter in stylish and versatile knitwear.

We’ve got you covered with the latest trends in knitwear to elevate your style in the colder months. 

Colour blocking gives the essential winter knit an instant update. The block-like stripes add a stylish element to this winter warmer, making a bold statement that will separate your look from the crowd. 
JX striped colour-blocked crew neck knit 349.95
The V-neck is as easy-going as it gets. Nail the layered look by wearing your knit over a shirt or golfer, exposing the collar and leaving a little peeking out at the hemline. Alternatively, wear your V-neck as a stand-alone piece, paired with a classic pair of pants or tailored jeans for smart-casual appeal.
JX V-neck knit jumper 399.95
Although cardigans are usually considered to be casual, they are actually easy to dress up if you know how. Chinos, a smart shirt and printed tie paired with your favourite cardigan will give off a sophisticated, polished. Stay on trend with a slim-fit style.
JX button-up cardigan 499.95
The crew neck is a classic without which most winter wardrobes would suffer. Throw it over a shirt with trousers and sneakers for a casual day at the office, team it with your faithful denim jacket and cargos for casual weekend appeal, or dress up with a sleek suit jacket over your knit for a professional look that’s boardroom ready.
JX crew neck jumper 299.95

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THE DROP: MARCH’S NEW PRODUCTS

We’re here to let you know about the best beauty launches this month including Sisley, Black Up and Elizabeth Arden!
Whether you’re after a new lipstick to give your look the wow factor, or a next-level cream to refresh tired eyes, this roundup of beauty launches is here to help.

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BLACK UP

Magnetic False Lashes 

370
Super lashes are a big beauty trend for autumn/winter. Enter Black Up’s latest revolutionary lash product. The lightweight fibre strips are easy to put on and really comfortable to wear. They’re also reusable and don’t require glue. This step-by-step tutorial takes you through the application process.

GUERLAIN
L’Essentiel Fluid
1030
If you’re a fan of the ‘no make-up’ make-up look, then this one’s for you. Made with 97% naturally derived ingredients, this foundation combines the beauty of make-up with the benefit of skincare for a natural, flawless finish. The hardworking formula also hydrates parched skin, protects it from pollution, and allows it to breathe.

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KIEHL’S
Youth Dose Eye Treatment
580

Kiehl’s’ new eye cream blends high-powered ingredients such as pro-retinol, which improves the skin’s elasticity over time, vitamin C, which brightens dark circles and reduces fine lines, and red grape seed extract, an antioxidant that boosts the quality of your skin. It revives the under-eye area beautifully, for a youthful, rested look.

ELIZABETH ARDEN
Prevage Progressive Renewal Treatment
2100
Elizabeth Arden’s intensive four-week at-home face peeling treatment utilises skin-resurfacing AHAs and next-generation polyhydroxy acid (PHA) to gently exfoliate dead cells, revealing the fresh, radiant skin beneath. Gentle, cost-effective and time efficient – these are just some of the benefits associated with at-home peels.

CHANEL
Baume Essentiel Multi-Use Glow Stick
765 each
Chanel’s Baume Essential Multi-Use Glow Stick is the dream product for on-the-go beauty lovers. Use it on your lips, cheeks and eyes for a dewy, healthy-looking complexion. The transparent shade delivers a sheer glow, while the sculpting shade provides a pearlescent shimmer.

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Dolce & Gabbana
Limited Edition Blush Touch in Coral
600
Blush Touch is a cushion stick for the cheeks. It’s conveniently packaged and is perfect for on-the-go touch ups. Its luminous, powdery finish adds a wash of beautiful colour and glow to your complexion.

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Dior
Addict Lip Glow To The Max in Berry and Light Pink
605 each
The house of Dior has always been an expert in the field of luxury lip care, and just when we thought its signature Lip Glow Balm is all we’d ever need, Dior released it’s dual action of colour and glow lip balm. If you’re looking for intense colour and a hard-to-miss shine in one, this should be your new go-to lip product.

Azzaro
Chrome Aqua 100ml EDT
1235
Aqua marks a new chapter in the book of Azzaro Chrome fragrances. A refreshing scent enriched with surging green top notes combined with grapefruit, basil, and vertiver this vibrant and dazzling oceanic fragrance is the perfect scent for days spent outdoors.

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Your weekly horoscope for 2 to 8 March

Avoid those unwanted surprises, and rather be in the know. Read your weekly horoscope here.

Everything you need to know for your upcoming week

ARIES

A fresh work initiative or project could be ideal, but you must ensure you gain all the facts before committing to an agreement. You should begin to experience more stability and security, especially financially, though a mystery may arise first.

TAURUS

A friend or organisation may inspire you to gain ground in your interests and activities. The romantically inclined may find this a particularly inspiring or eye-opening week. Be ready to make changes at work or in your health schedule.

GEMINI

Thursday’s Pisces New Moon signals the chance to broaden your horizons. For some this will be via a relationship; for others it may arise through work, study, a spiritual encounter, a trip, or a legal matter. Be inspired, but ensure you’re practical, too.

CANCER


You’ll relish the impression that life’s many developments and pathways are beginning to represent more stability and security. You could see a fresh start in the area of work or home.

LEO

You’re likely to enter fresh territory this week, possibly in association with someone close or a partnership. Be ready to make agreements that are mutually beneficial. Do not be afraid to ask for clarity where there is uncertainty.

VIRGO

A fresh partnership, business or personal, is on the way, especially if you were born September 8th-10th. All Virgos will relish the chance to revitalise a relationship, move into a fresh work phase, or boost health and wellbeing.

LIBRA


A fresh daily routine may appeal. Ensure you are being realistic with your work and domestic plans. A fresh health or beauty treat could suit you or someone close. A partner’s changing circumstances may have a strong influence now.

SCORPIO


Thursday’s New Moon will kick-start a fresh phase in your personal life. Singles should mingle: you may meet a romantic character. Creative or spiritual Scorpios could deepen your interests. A fresh work schedule or healthier phase will appeal.

SAGITTARIUS


This is an excellent week to consider how you might beautify or change your domestic circumstances. Spiritual Sagittarians may find this a truly inspiring and uplifting week. Investment in yourself and your environment will be enriching.

CAPRICORN


Domestic and personal peace, calm, stability and security will increasingly appeal. You may need to change some aspects of your life to ensure you gain these qualities. Talks, a trip or negotiations this week will set the ball rolling.

AQUARIUS


Thursday’s New Moon will be in your money zone, and signals the chance to establish a solid budget. Avoid ‘get-rich-quick’ schemes. A development in your personal life may be ideal; but if not, focus on building yourself a solid foundation.

PISCES

This week’s Pisces New Moon signals the chance to boost your appearance, profile, wellbeing and also romance. You’ll find out if you’ve been unrealistic about someone or a venture. If so, you’ll get the chance to focus on building more security.

By Patsy Bennett