5 Vegan Luxuries To Try This Month
Forget the spa! Pamper yourself from home with these vegan essentials instead
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1. Tropic Tahitian Vanilla and Coconut Luxury Bath Foam, £18, tropicskincare.com
The ultimate essential for a night in, this gorgeous bubble bath will have you lounging for hours in the luxurious smells of coconut and vanilla. Naturally hydrating, it will leave your skin feeling smooth, even before you apply your body oil or lotion.
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2. Nazan Schnapp White Magnolia Restoring & Smoothing Cell Renewing Face Oil, £124, nazanschnapp.com
Light, yet rich and restoring, this all-in-one serum and moisturiser will revitalize your complexion. A little drop goes a long way, and promotes the production of collagen to leave your skin hydrated and renewed.
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3. Tata Harper Illuminating Eye Cream, £94.58, tataharperskincare.com
Worth the price tag, this age-defying treatment uses real diamond dust for a stunning highlight effect. This will become the crème de la crème of your skincare collection; it’s packed with natural ingredients and is a truly luxe cruelty-free product.
4. Lani Tropical Body Oil, £15.99, plasticfreedom.co.uk
This delicious blend of oils smells amazing, and will give you a glow. It’s packed with vitamins, antioxidants, fatty acids, and plant collagen, and leaves skin feeling nourished.
5. Neal’s Yard Remedies Frankincense Intense Lift Cream, £65, nealsyardremedies.com
This multi-action cream lifts and soothes your skin, with a nourishing trio of organic butters and oils. It’s proven to ease the signs of ageing, so your complexion will feel soft and supple.
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