The DIY facial guide
Beauty salons are set to reopen, but can you stand the wait for an appointment? And can professional results be achieved at home, anyhow? Our reviewing team put some of the most powerful DIY skincare treatments to the test
It has been a long time since most of us put our faces in the reassuring hands of a skincare expert. Salons and spas have been closed for months and we have been left to our own devices when it comes to our skin. Perhaps unsurprisingly, sales of premium skincare have soared during lockdown, but while a luxury oil or cleanser may have been a mood booster, your complexion may be in need of something...
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