The best face oils for autumn
Great skincare additions for the new season
La Mer The Renewal Oil
The Renewal Oil may be pricey, but a little goes a long way in achieving a natural-looking glow. Incorporating La Mer's signature repairing Miracle Broth, it promises to help ease even the most stubborn of imperfections by firming the skin and smoothing out lines. Make a habit of applying 3-5 drops over your face and neck every day. As the temperature drops, dab on as an antidote to chapped lips.
£170 for 30ml; cremedelamer.co.uk
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Sunday Riley Juno Hydroactive Cellular Face Oil
Best for dull skin, this favourite from cult beauty brand Sunday Riley relies on a mix of superfood seed oils, including blueberry, cranberry, red raspberry and broccoli seed, to leave your face feeling plump and hydrated. Its gentle formula is recommended for all skin types, even those prone to eczema; apply a little in the evening to wake up with a healthy, bright complexion the following day.
£70 for 30ml; net-a-porter.com
Tata Harper Beautifying Face Oil
Incorporating softening jojoba esters, anti-inflammatory arnica and conditioning calendula flower, this lightweight blend sinks in quickly to deliver a smooth and soft finish. To see maximum results, massage into the skin twice a day, while you can also mix with your usual serum for added moisture. Like all of Tata Harper's products, it's made from completely natural and non-toxic ingredients, with the brand's eco-friendly principles in mind.
£68 for 30ml; selfridges.com
Uma Oils Deeply Clarifying Face Oil
Uma Oils is a trusted supplier to some of the top brands in the beauty world, including Tom Ford and Estee Lauder. Go direct to the source with its wide range of products, which use botanicals grown in its 100-acre meadow in India. For those prone to break outs the first port of call should be the Deeply Clarifying Face Oil, which harnesses lavender and clary sage to regulate excessive oiliness and keep unwanted blemishes under control.
£98 for 30ml; net-a-porter.com
Caudalie Vinosource Overnight Recovery Oil
This blend of six natural oils – grape seed, jojoba, sesame, sunflower, palmarosa and rosa damascena – harnesses their natural powers to calm and smooth the skin. Incorporate into your evening skincare routine, applying six drops either alone or before your moisturiser, and let it work its magic overnight to rise looking and feeling fresh faced the following morning.
£26 for 30ml; caudalie.com
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