TALKING BEAUTY

What will beauty look like in 2022? In this special issue, THE GLOSS beauty editor Sarah Halliwell presents the buzzwords and brands, treatments and technology, people and places you need to know. Make-up artist Christine Lucignano provides tips to freshen your face for spring, The GLOSSiest panel of beauty experts give their feedback on the best luxury and pharmacy products and we find the top facialists in Ireland. Big, plumped-up lips are out, a fresh natural look is in, it’s all about great skin, inner glow for outer beauty and of course, sustainability. If there is a strong, healthy look for spring with a focus on glowing skin, it is reflected in the mood-boosting dopamine dressing trends on page 13. Bright colour rules this season.

Elsewhere in the issue, Susan Zelouf offers an antidote to seasonal lethargy and boredom; Collector Polly Devlin uncovers a multitude; Holly Hughes encourages us to think about our flower purchases in the lead up to Valentine’s Day; Trish Deseine canvasses glowy French friends for their favourite skingredients; Orna Mulcahy chooses eight books to read this month; Julie Dupouy explains how you can enjoy rosé all year long; Penny McCormick offers an insider’s guide to Belfast; and decorator Ashley Whittaker shows us around her home in upstate New York.

Don’t miss THE GLOSS Magazine February issue out Thursday February 3 with The Irish Times.

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