This £10 moisturiser has been creating ‘goddess skin’ backstage at London Fashion Week
20.09.2023 - 12:31
/ ok.co.uk
If there’s one beauty trend that never goes out of style it’s healthy looking skin, and the models at London Fashion Week know all too well what goes into maintaining a nourished looking complexion. When it comes to creating beauty looks for the catwalks, there’s one product that’s been used to create a natural-looking glow and hydrated skin, and it’s a beauty staple for everyone.
The Weleda Skin Food, £9.96 here, has been touted as the perfect backstage partner for prepping models’ skin and creating a dewy, highlighted glow during LFW, with plenty of makeup artists keeping a supply of it tucked away in their kit. This year, Weleda partnered with fashion designer Dimitra Di Petsa and make-up artist Crystabel Riley who created the makeup look at the Di Petsa, SS24 show using the Weleda Skin Food, £9.96 here, as a major element of her beauty tools.
For the catwalk show inspired by Dimitra’s Greek heritage and a reimagining of the Birth of Venus, Crystabel created goddess-themed beauty looks using Skin Food to create a series of ethereal, theatrical looks. In an Instagram post about her work, Crystabel revealed she also used Weleda Skin Food, £9.96 here, to dilute lip colours and pigments used when creating her beauty looks, proving just how versatile the moisturiser is.
Skin Food can be used as a skin prep to help create a hydrated, nourished and plumped up appearance, or used after makeup to create a dewy, glossy highlight across cheekbones and collarbones thanks to its ingredients list that contains organic sunflower seed oil and extracts, soothing chamomile and revitalising rosemary extract. Although it can be used as a daily moisturiser for both your face and body, it’s also perfect for adding extra moisture to dry and
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