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G L A M O U R
BEAUTY N O T ES
Chignons:
on the up
Front rows and after-parties are just as
much a hothouse for trend-spotting as the
international catwalks, and two celebrities
that had everyone talking at the Burberry
show were Emma Watson and Victoria
Beckham. Not two names you’d initially
put together, but both connected by their
fantastically unstructured hair; thrown
back off their faces, apparently without a
second thought… and they’re not alone.
Hairstylist Orlando Pita got theatrical
at the Carolina Herrera show with a
modern take on the chignon, weaving a
messy up-do with pins to keep it in place.
For your own scruffy chignon, spray hair
with Charles Worthington Front Row
Salt Spray (£5.99) while blasting with
a hair dryer, then pull into a low ponytail,
twist into a bun and secure with pins,
leaving ends loose. A spritz of CW
Shine spray (£5.99) will keep it glossy
and frizz-free.
EMMA WATSON:
ROCKING
THE UP-DO
Talika Lipocils Eyelash
Treatment, £20
If your lashes
are a little on
the thin side,
apply this for
six weeks and
see them grow
miraculously
thick and
luscious.
VICTORIA BECKHAM:
SWEPT-BACK
SIMPLICITY
STYLIST PICKS THE BEST... EYELASH CONDITIONERS
L’Oréal Renewal Lash
Serum, £10.99, available
nationwide
This affordable
serum uses
L’Oréal’s own
anti-hairloss
technology
to encourage
stumpy lashes
to grow.
Lancôme Oscillation
£24.50, available e
nationwide
A strengthener
for those with a
delicate flutter,
and a base to
give immediate
volume under
your normal
mascara.
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CHIGNON CHIC BACKSTAGE AT
CAROLINA HERRERA’S SHOW
SALON SPY
Insider news from
the front line of
pampering
THE LAVA SHELL
MASSAGE
The idea of a massage
with clam shells sounds
a little gimmicky and
brings to mind a barnaclecovered
Davy Jones
from Pirates Of The
Caribbean. Which is
why, when I sampled this
latest invention from spa
guru Dan Young, I was
pleasantly surprised.
First, my masseuse, two
shiny clam shells in hand,
GET YOURSELF A
SHELL MASSAGE AT
THE CITY POINT CLUB
heated up
the algae
inside the
clams with
water.
Then she
rubbed aromatherapy oils
over my back and used the
shells’ edges to smooth out
the tension in my muscles.
The party trick? When
she kneaded my stomach,
there was a tiny release of
air – the congestion in my
colon! It worked wonders
for my tummy; I walked out
feeling lighter than I’ve felt
in ages. Maybe if I go back,
l’ll finally squeeze into that
Hervé Leger Body-Con dress.
SOMETIMES IT’S
GOOD TO CLAM UP
Massages, £50, at The City
Point Club (thecitypointclub.
com) or nationwide at
Shared Beauty (shared
beautysecrets.com)
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