Layer natural body lotion for perfect summer pins
It's that time of year ladies – the tights have been banished and we're getting ready to put our pins on display as the heat rises.
However, making sure your legs are in top shape means preparation and selecting the right natural body lotion to keep them moisturised.
Speaking to the Daily Telegraph, Geraldine Howard from Aromatherapy Associates said that layering different types of products is the best way to ensure your skin is in the best possible condition.
"For great summer legs layer your body products. Begin with a body serum to hydrate and replenish lost moisture, then an oil to nourish and finally a cream to seal in the goodness," she suggested.
Ms Howard added that oils such as rose, neroli and evening primrose are excellent, while moisturisers with shea butter also instantly improve the appearance of your skin.
Don't forget to use lotion when flying as well, with facialist Una Brennan telling the Daily Mail that air travel can affect your complexion.
Posted by Claire Thomson
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