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Three ways to get a glowing complexion at home without needing pricey salon services --[Reported by Umva mag]

REGULAR facials help keep your skin in top condition especially during cold and windy weather. But rather than fork out on pricey salon services, treat yourself at home instead. GettyWe have three ways to care for your skin at home without needing expensive facials[/caption] Here’s how to get a glowing complexion on a budget . . . CLEANSE: Start by getting rid of make-up and grime. You can use your own regular cleanser, or baby oil is a cheap product that will clean your face. Then fill your sink with hot water and dip in a clean flannel or face cloth. Wring out the cloth before laying it over your face. The steam should help open your pores. You can then use the cloth to exfoliate and buff your face by rubbing in small gentle circles over the skin. SPECIAL CARE: When you head for a facial, your skin is usually lavished in extra products to give it a nice boost. Retinol can help reduce the appearance of fine lines. Aldi’s Lacura retinol toner, £2.99, is a budget alternative to expensive brands. Serums are absorbed by the skin and applied after cleansing and toning. Try a vitamin C serum to help boost collagen production and make skin feel more supple. Tesco’s Skin Saints vitamin C serum is £4. MOISTURISE: As temperatures drop, your skin can quickly dry out. Keep it well moisturised to plump your face and help it looking healthy. Hyaluronic acid helps dry skin look revived — Tesco’s Skin Saints version is £4. No need to splash out on exra pricey moisturisers. Vaseline works well and a 50ml tub is £1.79 from Superdrug. Finish with an SPF to protect your skin from sun damage all year round. Tesco’s kind & pure daily moisturiser and SPF 15, £2, is an affordable everyday option. All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability. Deal of the day SuppliedSave £50 on the Breville Elite Diamond clothes steamer[/caption] DRY your clothes in rainy weather with this three-tier heated airer, down from £94.99 to £59.99 at The Range. SAVE: £35 Cheap treat Lyle’s new gooey golden syrup flapjacks are £2.50 for a pack of five at TescoSupplied TUCK into Lyle’s new gooey golden syrup flapjacks, £2.50 for a pack of five at Tesco. What's new? POP Holy Moly’s new cheese dips in the microwave for a couple of minutes to get a warm accompaniment perfect for nachos. The range is £1.75 with a Nectar card at Sainsbury’s, down from £2.75. Top swap Ganni’s buckle ballerinas are £325Supplied Primark has similar flats, for £16Supplied PUT some style in your step with Ganni’s buckle ballerinas, £325 at ganni.com. Or head to Primark and bag its similar flats, for £16. SAVE: £309 Little helper IN Morrisons toy sale, customers with More cards can save up to 50 per cent on brands such as Hot Wheels and Barbie. This Barbie Dollhouse set is now £25, was £50. Shop & save SuppliedThis Dunelm throw is down to £25.20[/caption] SNUGGLE up on the sofa on dark evenings with this throw, down from £36 to £25.20 at Dunelm. SAVE: £10.80 Hot right now LIDL’S reward scheme has been updated – customers who spend £250 in a month can get ten per cent off their weekly shop. PLAY NOW TO WIN £200 Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle. Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered. Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket. The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

Oct 8, 2024 - 22:51

Three ways to get a glowing complexion at home without needing pricey salon services --[Reported by Umva mag]

REGULAR facials help keep your skin in top condition especially during cold and windy weather.

But rather than fork out on pricey salon services, treat yourself at home instead.

a woman is smiling while washing her face with soap

We have three ways to care for your skin at home without needing expensive facials[/caption]

Here’s how to get a glowing complexion on a budget . . .

CLEANSE: Start by getting rid of make-up and grime.

You can use your own regular cleanser, or baby oil is a cheap product that will clean your face.

Then fill your sink with hot water and dip in a clean flannel or face cloth.

Wring out the cloth before laying it over your face. The steam should help open your pores.

You can then use the cloth to exfoliate and buff your face by rubbing in small gentle circles over the skin.

SPECIAL CARE: When you head for a facial, your skin is usually lavished in extra products to give it a nice boost.

Retinol can help reduce the appearance of fine lines.

Aldi’s Lacura retinol toner, £2.99, is a budget alternative to expensive brands.

Serums are absorbed by the skin and applied after cleansing and toning.

Try a vitamin C serum to help boost collagen production and make skin feel more supple.

Tesco’s Skin Saints vitamin C serum is £4.

MOISTURISE: As temperatures drop, your skin can quickly dry out.

Keep it well moisturised to plump your face and help it looking healthy.

Hyaluronic acid helps dry skin look revived — Tesco’s Skin Saints version is £4.

No need to splash out on exra pricey moisturisers. Vaseline works well and a 50ml tub is £1.79 from Superdrug.

Finish with an SPF to protect your skin from sun damage all year round.

Tesco’s kind & pure daily moisturiser and SPF 15, £2, is an affordable everyday option.

All prices on page correct at time of going to press. Deals and offers subject to availability.

Deal of the day

a clothes drying rack with three shelves on a white background

Save £50 on the Breville Elite Diamond clothes steamer[/caption]

DRY your clothes in rainy weather with this three-tier heated airer, down from £94.99 to £59.99 at The Range.

SAVE: £35

Cheap treat

a box of lyles golden syrup chocolate flapjacks — Lyle’s new gooey golden syrup flapjacks are £2.50 for a pack of five at Tesco

TUCK into Lyle’s new gooey golden syrup flapjacks, £2.50 for a pack of five at Tesco.

What's new?

POP Holy Moly’s new cheese dips in the microwave for a couple of minutes to get a warm accompaniment perfect for nachos.

The range is £1.75 with a Nectar card at Sainsbury’s, down from £2.75.

Top swap

a pair of black shoes with silver buckles on them — Ganni’s buckle ballerinas are £325

a pair of black shoes with the word prima on the side — Primark has similar flats, for £16

PUT some style in your step with Ganni’s buckle ballerinas, £325 at ganni.com.

Or head to Primark and bag its similar flats, for £16.

SAVE: £309

Little helper

IN Morrisons toy sale, customers with More cards can save up to 50 per cent on brands such as Hot Wheels and Barbie.

This Barbie Dollhouse set is now £25, was £50.

Shop & save

a colorful plaid blanket with tassels on a white background

This Dunelm throw is down to £25.20[/caption]

SNUGGLE up on the sofa on dark evenings with this throw, down from £36 to £25.20 at Dunelm.

SAVE: £10.80

Hot right now

LIDL’S reward scheme has been updated – customers who spend £250 in a month can get ten per cent off their weekly shop.

PLAY NOW TO WIN £200

Join thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle

JOIN thousands of readers taking part in The Sun Raffle.

Every month we’re giving away £100 to 250 lucky readers – whether you’re saving up or just in need of some extra cash, The Sun could have you covered.

Every Sun Savers code entered equals one Raffle ticket.

The more codes you enter, the more tickets you’ll earn and the more chance you will have of winning!

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