Expert winter skincare secrets

1. Use a sheet mask for extra moisture.

2. Moisturise day and night!

3. Don't forget sun cream.

4. Apply an antioxidant serum.

5. Hydrate the scalp with a hair mask.

6. Always carry a lip balm.

Five ways to avoid hat hair this winter

Make sure your hair is completely dry

It sounds obvious but if you put your hat on wet hair you’re going to create some funky looking new style when you take it off!

Choose your hat carefully

A coarse beanie will frizz up your hair more than a smoother one — which is why cashmere, silk, or angora are the best picks.

Make sure your beanie fits

The tighter the beanie, the worse the hat hair.

Reduce static

Reduce static by making sure your hair is nice and moisturised before throwing on a hat. Cutting back on heat tools helps with this, as does a good hair oil or moisturising cream.

Style your hair pre-hat

Try a low ponytail or loose plaits to minimise the dreaded hat hair.

Wow this winter with this amazing make up tutorial

Legendary Pixi Woo shows us how to look fresh and fab this winter.

How to freshen up your make-up look for Autumn

We love this easy make up tutorial by Zoella who shows us how to wear a strong berry lip for Autumn.

Three Autumn hair care tips you need to try TODAY

1. Detox

During the summer we often use more styling products than usual to keep our dry, damaged hair in tip-top condition. But this can easily lead to a build up of products in the hair. Give your hair a fresh start for the new season by investing in a good clarifying shampoo. Something like Paul Mitchell’s Three Shampoo - and use it once a week. This will gently, but deeply cleanse your hair and scalp, removing all the build up that has accumulated, leaving your hair feeling clean and healthy but not stripped and dry.
 

2. Hydrate

Summer rays batter your hair, not to mention swimming pool chlorine. So autumn really is the time to get back on track with hydrating your hair. Once a week, use a deep conditioning treatment to restore its natural moisture. Remember to keep this up throughout the autumn and winter as central heating in the colder months also zaps the hair of moisture.

3. Fight the Frizz

Damp, drizzly, foggy days are enough to put anyone off autumn and that’s before you add the horror of frizzy hair into the mix. After well hydrated and moisturised hair, your next best weapon in fighting frizz is a set of good quality styling products, specially formulated for the job. Speak to your stylist at Pankhurst and Deane about the best products for your hair and style.

Get the summer glow: how to achieve a bronzed tanned look

Get that summer glow with this great make up tutorial by Zoella.