Cocokind, Turmeric Spot Treatment
The bestselling balm that was in every handbag in New York last summer lives up to its reputation. Its soothing blend of organic turmeric, ginger root, tea tree oil and beeswax is designed to help tackle breakouts, reduce pigmentation and redness, and finally keep inflammation at bay. The balm is super easy to apply – try mixing a little with your night moisturiser or applying underneath a mask for extra potency. Be warned though, it can leave a temporary turmeric-yellow mark – but it washes off easily and is worth it for the end result.
Heritage Store, Rosewater & Glycerin Spray
Rumour has it that noted American psychic – and Heritage Store inspiration – Edgar Cayce (1877-1945) came up with the formulation for this product while he was in a trance. Using electrolysed water, it’s designed to hydrate and cool the skin simultaneously and was developed for dry, harsh weather conditions (it’s also great when flying or in offices with over-zealous AC). Whether or not you buy into the magical properties of the key ingredient “vor-mag water” – water that has been vortexed and magnetised to raise the energy to a higher vibration – Vogue can confirm that a spritz of this leaves the skin thoroughly refreshed.
Eucerin, Eczema Relief Hand Cream
This extra-rich, balm-like hand cream is made to tackle everything from eczema to the after-effects of over-washing or freezing conditions (and if anyone knows about cold winters, it’s New Yorkers). For the best results, slather copious amounts on both sides of the hands, put on a pair of cotton gloves and leave to soak in overnight – you’ll wake up with the softest, smoothest skin.
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