The term anti-ageing may be unwelcome in beauty these days — the Royal Society for Public Health, Vision, Voice and Practice is even calling on retailers to ban it. But whatever you call it — pro-ageing, ageing support, or simply great skincare — I have spent years experimenting. So, what are the 10 products that I think really make a difference?
Well, here they are. You may notice that a retinol (vitamin A) is not among them. No doubt some beauty stalwarts will chide me for saying so, but I just don’t get on well with retinol and I’ve spoken to enough scientific experts who have told me that although it is an excellent part of a skincare routine (especially as we get older) it doesn’t suit everybody.
