Vanity Fare: Start your year right with these rejuvenating beauty products


A leave-on sleep mask can help with the rejuvenation of your complexion. Photo: Kose

Do you feel like your skin took a battering after all the year-end partying? Then it is time to pamper yourself with the right beauty products.

From cleansers to a soothing oil, a sleep mask and body spray, here's a look at the essentials to get your looks back on track.

Boosting luminosity

The Kose Sekkisei MYV Acritise Golden Sleeping Mask is designed to restore vitality and radiance to the skin.

It delivers a sensorial journey with its rich, golden texture that melts into the skin, working while you rest, restoring radiance and energy to reveal a revitalised complexion by morning.

Combining cutting-edge skincare science with the elegance of gold leaf, which is a symbol of opulence and purity, this hardworking overnight sleeping mask also replenishes hydration levels for a refreshed, dewy glow and revitalises tired skin, leaving it firm, smooth and youthful.

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Gentle formula for sensitive skin

Local brand E’lioe’s Aleppo Soap with 25% Laurel Berry Oil is specially formulated for those with irritation-prone skin.

Specially handcrafted using the same artisanal slow-cooking and refining methods pioneered more than 3,500 years ago, it is made with olive oil, a powerful moisturising antioxidant, and laurel berry oil, renowned for its soothing, antimicrobial, and anti-fungal properties.

Use it daily on your face, body and hair to nourish, gently cleanse and remove impurities from your face, body, and hair.

Hydration and brightening

The Biobalance Hello Clean 3-in-1 Cleansing Balm is a gentle cleanser that transforms from a sherbet-like balm into a silky oil upon application.

It offers a range of treatments, including pore minimising, nourishment, hydration and brightening.

This innovative formulation effectively removes waterproof makeup, sunscreen and all impurities in just one step, cleansing without stripping or drying the skin, leaving it feeling hydrated and soft.

Using the spatula included, scoop a pea-sized amount and gently massage it onto dry skin in circular motions with your fingertips to dissolve makeup and residue. Add water and continue massaging as it transforms into a silky soap before rinsing thoroughly.

Lightweight formula

Facetheory’s Glow-C Vitamin C Cream Cleanser is a whipped and creamy product which includes 2% vitamin C and sweet almond oil.

A lightweight daily cream cleanser that gently removes surface debris while brightening dull skin with vitamin C, it is suitable for all skin types including sensitive, dry and blemish-prone skin.

It also targets skin issues like dullness, dehydration, pigmentation and uneven tone.

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Repairing the skin barrier

Homegrown brand Botrem’s Intensive Active Regimen Hydrogel Spray is a fast-acting spray that’s safe to be used on the face and body.

Meant to reduce itching and soreness while helping to repair the skin barrier, it also improves blood flow.

The water based fluid spray is a non-toxic, non-stinging formula that when used on the face, promotes skin firming and rejuvenating.

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