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I tried an Amazon cc cream to cover redness and it worked in seconds

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If you are looking for an easy way to even your skin tone and cover redness in your face, I may have found the answer for you. Influenced by TikTok, as I so easily am, I purchased a tube of the Erborian Korean Skin Therapy CC Red Correct which promised to be a “covering complexion perfector and corrector”, which is what I need.

I paid £20.50 for 15ml, so it wasn’t cheap, but it does have an SPF25 incorporated and had more than 5,000 positive reviews on Amazon and it is currently on offer for £16.80 or £33.60 for 45ml. I have previously used the Dr Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass colour corrector, which is currently £15.60 for 15ml at Boots, but have found it a little thin. From the videos I had seen, this looked thicker, so I hoped for better coverage.

When the Erborian Korean Skin Therapy CC Red Correct arrived, although I knew it was 15ml, I almost laughed at the small size of the tube.

But you only need a little, so perhaps it will last a while. It comes out a light shade of green, which can be off putting if you have never used a colour corrector before, but trust the process as green can cancel out redness in the skin.

It has a light make-up smell, so it is not fragranced; just smells like the foundation counter at a department store.

It is thicker than other colour correctors I have used and rubs nicely into the skin. This is when the magic happens; the green starts to transform into a skin-coloured pigment that compliments your skin tone and evens out the colour in seconds.

I was impressed with the change and the applications – I just used my clean hands to apply.

And with no make up on, I was happy with the results which lasted for the majority of the day.

I had been out to a cafe, run some errands and tidied my house before I took another image six hours later and you could see some of the corrector wearing off – although some of this may have been due to my glasses and blowing my nose (hay fever problems).

While this is a little expensive for the amount, I was impressed with the coverage and the added SPF from the Erborian CC Red Correct. I would have liked it to have lasted longer, but it is not a foundation.

I have used the Dr Jart+ version under make-up before as a colour-correcting step; I have not tried this one under foundation; I would worry about pilling, given that it is a little thicker.

I would buy this again, but perhaps when it is on offer. Definitely good for when you want an easy make-up-free day but feel your skin is looking a little tired.

You can get the Erorbian CC Red Correct on Amazon for £16.80 for 15ml.



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M&S shoppers replace flip flops for £35 mules that rival £610 pair

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Marks and Spencer’s new arrivals have left shoppers feeling excited about spring and some have spotted a pair of fashionable mules that could save them forking out a fortune. The M&S Collection Flat Mules, which borrow inspiration from French luxury brand Hermès, are priced at an astonishingly wallet-friendly £35.

As summer approaches and the holiday vibes beckon, these sandals emerge as the quintessential addition to any sun-soaked ensemble. Boasting a minimalist slip-on fashion and seamless for beach or poolside lounging, these mules are made for swift kicks on and off. Yet, it’s not just about high-brow aesthetics as shoppers attest to their “very comfortable” nature that endures throughout the day, reports Belfast Live.

Featuring a chic wide strap for a secure feel and coupled with an open-toe finish, elegance is effortlessly woven into every step and these mules are a standout addition to your footwear collection. They resemble the Oran Sandal by opulent French label Hermès, retailing for an eye-watering £610. By opting for M&S’s version, shoppers can pocket a cool £575 saving.

Echoing the urgency for customers to swoop in, one particularly savvy M&S staff member blazed onto TikTok proclaiming: “Girls run to M&S for Hermès-inspired sandals.”

These coveted shoes are tagged as “selling fast” online, and at the moment, they’re available in sizes three to eight, ready to complete any look in tan, ivory, or light blue hues. Sporting a glowing 4.6-star reviews online, satisfied buyers hail them as a “summer must-have” primed to be the go-to companion for voyages under the sun.

One reviewer, who gave the shoes five stars, raved: “These sliders are so comfortable and look very similar to some available at hundreds of pounds more expensive.”

A second reviewer praised: “I ordered these in tan, which goes with everything. They are true to size (7) and are very comfortable. They are a little pricey, but look like expensive designer sandals. Pleased with my purchase and will definitely be taking them on holiday this summer.”

A third reviewer added: “Lovely stylish sliders…great to wear as a casual sandal or to replace flip flops.” The shoes also received praise for their stylish design, with one reviewer saying: “Colour is beautiful. Very stylish and looking forward to wearing them in the summer.”

However, some reviewers noted that the Flat Mules tend to run on the smaller side. One reviewer warned: “Really small fit. I am a size 5 so I ordered a 5 and a 6, both are too small, so you need to go up a couple of sizes.”

As the M&S Flat Mules do not provide half sizes, a shopper said she went for a size smaller instead, saying: “I went a size smaller as slides tend to expand.” The M&S Flat Mules are available to buy online for £35.

If you’re looking for a more affordable option, Next’s Tan Brown Forever Comfort Slot Mule Sandals are a great alternative, priced at £22 and available in four other colours. Reef’s Sunny Emma sandals feature a large buckle detail and cushy lining with added insole support, priced at £65.



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New Monica Vinader jewellery features Princess of Wales’ favourite gem

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Demi-fine jewellery brand Monica Vinader has launched a new collection to celebrate the craftsmanship, featuring two gemstones and one is frequently worn by Princess Kate. The Odyssey Part Two is a capsule lineup with green onyx and aquamarine designs.

Royal fans will know the Siren Wire Earring in Green Onyx, £128, is Kate Middleton’s “favourite hand cut gemstone earrings” and she was seen wearing them during her Canada tour with Prince William, then on a visit to the Chelsea Flower Show and again in a video chat with Sir Andy Murray in 2020.

The new Odyssey collection features an Odyssey Wire Earrings in Green Onyx or Aquamarine with 18k Gold Vermeil, £138, an upgrade from the Siren design in a slightly abstract shape.

While 90% of jewellery demand comes from women, discriminatory gender barriers still limit opportunities in gemstone cutting and polishing. This collection builds on Monica Vinader’s partnership with Zimbaqua, Africa’s first all-female-run and managed gemstone mine, and forges a new path in empowering women within the brand’s supply chain at every stage.

The Odyssey Gemstone Open Ring in Green Onyx, £150, is another fun accessory to draw people’s attention as the hand-cut gemstones are faceted to catch the light. Missoma’s Hot Rox Gemstone Stacking Ring, £145, is a minimalistic approach if you are not a fan of statement jewellery.

Bangles and cuffs are popular summer jewellery that we’ve seen holidaymakers wearing them to the beach or stacking up with other bracelets for a 90s wrist stack look. The Odyssey Gemstone Open Cuff, £298, or the Odyssey Gemstone Pebbled Chain Bracelet, £178, are ideal to nail the look. 

I have own a few peices from Monica Vinader and my oldest piece started to tarnish and turned to a bronze colour due to wear and tear. Monica Vinader, however, offers replating service and noted: “If you notice your vermeil jewellery losing its colour over time, we’re happy to re-plate it for you.”

If you like green onyx or a May baby, Edge of Ember does a range of birthstone jewellery and this Deco Green Onyx May Birthstone Necklace, £125, makes it a perfect birthday gift. The emerald-cut birthstone pendant also features an 18k gold-plated recycled silver inspired by an era of opulence.

Similarly Monica Vinader’s Odyssey Gemstone Chain Necklace, £178, also features an aquamarine or green onyx pendant on an 18k gold vermeil chain. The collection is now available online and in store.



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Kate Middleton’s go-to handbag has stylish summer-ready raffia update

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Prices start at £350 for the camera cross body bag and range to £695 for the Mayfair tote, so they are certainly investment pieces that will stand the test of time. Shoppers can vouch that the premium handbags are well worth their premium price tag, describing them as “beautiful” and “stunning.”

One happy customer said of the Mayfair tote: “Truly exceptional workmanship on my green bag – will last a lifetime and will always look elegant. Can’t fault it and would love it in all colours!” 

Another user was a bit disspointed as the “clasp is hard to close”, however wrote: “I really like the bag and it is a good size.” 



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