Feel good at all the best Festivals this Summer
Whether trekking across fields at Glastonbury, riding out flash floods at Reading or baking in the sun at Benicassim, it helps to have a stash of beauty essentials to-hand to feel fresh and look fabulous throughout festival season.
Speedy skincare is a must. Remove the day’s dirt when you finally hit the sack or simply freshen up with Botanics Biodegradable Sensitive Cleansing Wipes, 30, £3.42, which contain extracts of sweet gale and marshmallow.
Breathe new life into greasy locks between washes with Boots Expert Dry Shampoo, 200ml, £1.95. Just a quick spray transforms dull, lifeless hair and leaves it clean, fresh smelling and full of body and bounce.
We will all be hoping for sun though and skin safety is essential. New Soltan Once Lotion with Gradual Tan Face SPF15, 50ml, £9.99 works for up to six hours and contains light diffusing particles to smooth the appearance of skin. Soltan Takeaway in both SPF8 and 15 are also great for protection on the move.
And when it’s get back to reality, soothe tired eyes with Boots Reviving Eye Drops, 10ml, £2.93.
To prepare yourself visit www.boots.com
Great Festivals not to miss in 2010
Africa Oyé: 19 – 20 June – Liverpool
Africa Oyé is the UK’s largest free celebration of African music and culture and takes place annually in Liverpool. Beginning in 1992 as a series of small gigs in the city centre, the event has gone from strength-to-strength, moving to its present Sefton Park home in 2002 to cope with demand. Now in its nineteenth year, Africa Oyé continues to grow. In 2009 the event attracted an audience of over 20,000 people and even more are expected to attend Oyé 2010.
Kendal Calling: 30 July – 1 August – Lake District
Nominated for two festival awards in 2009, Best Small festival and Best Grass Roots festival. Celebrating its 5th Year Kendal Calling has had a thoroughly successful journey so far captivating it’s attendees and artists with its honest, diverse and cutting edge qualities. Growing from 3,000 attendees in the first year to 8,000 in 2010.
Standon Calling: 6 – 8 August – Hertfordshire
Set in the stunning ground of a 16th century manor house in Hertfordshire. This is a unique small festival well renowned for punching way above its weight when it comes to headliners, over the past few years festival goers have been treated to the likes of Florence and the Machine, Friendly Fires, Mumford and Sons and the awe inspiring Femi Kuti and the Positive Force. Standon Calling is a three-day party involving themed fancy dress, secret areas that open up at midnight and an on-site nightclub that never seems to close.
Stop Making Sense (SMS): 2 – 5 September – Croatia
The brain child of previous Big Chill guru Chris Greenwood and his business partner Alex Ruello from Need 2 Soul, SMS provides 3 days and nights of musical anarchy and is all set to be the ultimate festival getaway of the year. In the luxurious site of the Garden Festival in Petrcane, Croatia, attendees will be treated to an array of chilled out, funky beats and musical mayhem to keep them dancing the night away or supping cocktails on a boat party!
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