Beautiful skin is the new make-up – here's how to get it

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Chanel’s Les Beiges Water-Fresh tint, Studio10’s Glow-Plexion (the latter is cruelty free) to name two bestsellers – that allow healthy skin to take centre stage.

As for budget buys, Boohoo has just launched a vegan make-up line in recycled packaging and the nine-shade, iridescent eye palette is terrific value at £8.There are plenty of products that can help us achieve lovely skin, from inexpensive, effective, cruelty-free and environmentally friendly brands such as & Sister, Q&A and Upcircle, to French pharmacy brands such as Roc and Avene, to high-performing luxury buys from Augustinus Bader’s The Cream (which does everything in one product) and cult status buys from Dr Barbara Sturm’s extensive cruelty-free line.

A slew of new brands has emerged to promote radiance – gently and effectively. Mutha’s face oil, which is loaded with antioxidants and fatty acids, is not cheap at £85 but if you can’t get to a professional facial, this plus massage is the next best thing.

Like Arbu’s Rose Garden Hydration cream, £68, which I also love, it’s vegan and has the added bonus of smelling gorgeous.The key though to radiant skin, apart from staying out of the sun, eating healthily (Jennifer Aniston swears by collagen supplements) and getting enough sleep (a 2015 study suggested that we tend to consume an extra 200 calories for every hour of sleep we lose), is to establish a routine and stick to it.