Like every year, the Cannes Film Festival brings in the crowds. From May 14 to 25, the red carpet steps are the place to be to catch a glimpse of your favorite star. Actors and actresses, models, influencers, singers parade in front of the photographers’ lenses in outfits that are as extraordinary as each other.
Starring in Milady and a member of the jury, Eva Green walks the red steps every day in dresses that are each as breathtaking as the next. In addition to her Haute Couture outfits, the actress from The Three Musketeers attracts all eyes thanks to an ultra-glowing beauty look by Harold James X Noble Panacea. Beauty addicts, rest assured, it is entirely possible to reproduce this beauty routine from your bathroom. For makeup that is this successful, you first need a good skincare routine.
# Cleaning, the basis of everything
This essential step cleanses the skin and removes makeup residue and impurities from the surface of the epidermis. To do this, British makeup artist Harold James applies The Elemental Cleansing Balm & Exfoliating Lotion. This two-step treatment improves the skin’s texture and prepares it for the next steps of skincare. It gently cleanses the epidermis for visibly brighter skin and removes dead cells to smooth the skin and promote the penetration of the treatment and moisturizer.
# Daily massage for more visible effects
Contrary to popular belief, massages are not only done on the back and occasionally. Several studies have shown that in addition to the relaxing aspect, facial massage allows for better absorption of products and promotes blood circulation. For this second step, the celebrity makeup artist used the serum “The Absolute Intense Renovating Serum” by Panacea. Anti-aging, this serum was designed to promote cell regeneration. Thus, it repairs and strengthens the skin barrier for a natural glow from the first use. To complete the action of the cleanser, the serum gently exfoliates the epidermis, erases wrinkles and fine lines and slows down skin aging.
# The look changes everything
The eyes also deserve to be pampered. For those who don’t know, the skin around the eyes is different from that of the face. It is therefore quite normal that this area benefits from different care. Very sensitive, the eye area easily marks during times of fatigue, stress and colds. Specially designed for the delicate area around the eyes, The Absolute Crème Intense Regard is enriched with a highly concentrated dose of active ingredients. The goal? To firm, smooth and redensify tired eyes from the first application. Thus, the small inconveniences of everyday life are reduced. No more deep wrinkles, dark circles and bags!
# Hydration, an essential step
After a deep cleansing and exfoliation, however gentle, skin hydration remains essential. In addition to soothing and restoring the skin barrier, The Absolute Crème Active Redensifiante hydrates, nourishes and protects the skin throughout the day. For visible results over time, this treatment is composed of the patented Organic Molecular Vessel technology (to plump skin cells and deeply hydrate), antioxidant-rich goji berry, as well as retinol and microalgae.
# The cherry on the cake is the SPF protection
To finish your skincare in style, nothing beats SPF sun protection. Indeed, many studies have shown that even in the city, the sun’s rays impact our skin. To protect yourself, it is therefore essential to apply sun protection. Far from the classic, thick and fragrant sunscreen, some moisturizing creams have been designed to hydrate and protect the epidermis. This is particularly the case with Energist Crème Multi-Défense SPF 50. Much more than a classic sunscreen, this treatment is the brand’s first protector and corrector against photoaging. Activated by UV rays and composed of broad-spectrum UV filters, it protects from the sun’s rays and fights against the signs of skin aging. In addition to its fight against brown spots and fine lines, this treatment also protects the epidermis from blue light and daily disruptors (dust, sand, pollution, free radicals, etc.).
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