Beauty
By
Rabia
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Skin
Well, summer and
the sun will soon be a distant memory and
the chills of winter will be
upon us.
Autumn
fashion is always funky and you'll be spoilt
for choice in all your favourite stores. But
what about your skin?
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balms and moisturisers are every girl's must-
haves at all times. Skin can become dry and
flaky because of central heating and the cold
outdoors, and this can also play havoc with
your lips.
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Moisturisers
with an SPF (sun protection factor) are not
just for the summer. The sun, even though
it's not hot, it's still strong. So use a moisturiser
with an SPF all year round. Strong, thick moisturisers
are best for the winter when the cold can take
its toll. Talk to the assistants at your local
beauty store about which one is best for your
skin type - they can give you an individual
consultation that will give the best results.
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I
love lip balms that not only soften your lips
but also add a bit of colour. Boots,
the UK chemists chain, have a good range that
really do keep your lips soft and save you money
on lipstick. They add a girly pink colour to
your lips that is a great look for the winter.
Check out Boots Natural Collections Sugar Plum
lip balm.
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Watches
At the
other end of the scale, it's a trade
secret that jewellery, not clothes,
make a person look classy. If you've
got a lot to splash out on a finishing
touch like a watch, why not go the
whole hog with a gold Gucci watch.
(We all know Posh swears by them).
It is the fashion accessory.
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Boots
Winter
is here and so are knee high
boots, yippee! I love these
boots the best because they
come in a thousand different
styles and will go with everything
- short and long skirts, trousers
or even your pyjamas!
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Bleach
Well,
now that bleach has arrived,
it's definite that the 80's
are here for a bit longer.
Go for denim skirts, like
the one featured, and mix
it with funky print or slogan
t-shirts and a ruffled 'Meg
Ryan' hair do.
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Shopping
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The
new technologies that are now available
allow you to have a facial while you
check out what's hot from the catwalks
of Milan, Paris or New York - all from
the comfort of your own home. As fantastic
as this may be, we all know how great
it feels to flop on to the sofa after
eight hours of hard shopping. But this
Pretty Woman style shopping, which we're
so used to, is about to change. Only
stores that are fit for the twenty-first
century will be able to compete and
survive. Consumers will only shop in
the stores that can offer us the best
service and leave us feeling the most
pampered. Stores like Nike Town are
leading the way forward in bringing
innovation and excitement to Saturday
afternoon shopping trips. The shop of
the future will offer the latest in
sportswear but also the first taste
of interactive shopping. You can shop,
have your hair done, sip a cup of coffee,
surf the net and make all your purchases
- all in the same place. Shopping in
the future is going to be both interactive
and increasingly personal for everyone.
Instead of using the mid season sale
to get people through the door, shops
will focus on multi-media technology.
The static window displays that make
stores like Harrods a tourist attraction
will be gone forever - computer screens
will be there instead to entice people
in. As you walk through the door you'll
pick up a hand-held personal database
with a bar code scanner - this will
mean no more cranky assistants or queues
at the till (now give technology a cheer!).
From your hand held computer you'll
be able to order your very own size
and colour preferences from the store's
database- you'll always get what you
want. Based on the order information
stores will be able to create profiles
of exactly what we like and what our
tastes are. This will help them to provide
products that are tailored to your individual
needs and desires. It looks as though
shopping is about to become a whole
lot easier! And its probably just as
well - that weighed down with twenty
bags look is so last season!
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