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Holly Willoughby's Dancing on Ice primer helps tackle dry winter skin is
The winter weather can wreak havoc on our skin, but Holly Willoughby's makeup artist has shared ger go-to primer to keep your makeup looking flawless - and it's perfect for dry skin
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We can all agree that winter weather wreaks havoc on our skin. The chilly temperatures, low humidity and biting winds leave our skin feeling dry and sensitive, leading to unevenness and flaking when applying makeup.
If you're seeking a solution for flawless foundation, follow in the footsteps of Holly Willoughby who has been using a hydrating primer to maintain her fresh-faced look while presenting Dancing on Ice. Holly's makeup artist, Patsy O'Neill, revealed on Instagram that she's been using Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas, £25-£51, on Holly during filming to keep her skin hydrated and smooth.
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Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas is the ideal base for your foundation, creating a smooth, moisturised and perfect canvas for your makeup. It contains thin layers of silk extracts which hydrate your skin and minimise the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, while silk powder allows your makeup to glide on more evenly and last much longer.
Unlike some hydrating primers or moisturisers, which can feel thick or heavy on your skin, Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas is lightweight and creates a fine layer between your makeup and your skin. It's also packed with skin-protecting ingredients that work as you wear it to shield your skin from pollutants.
The Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas primer helps repair and protect skin while you wear it (Image: Tatcha)The Liquid Silk Canvas promises to act as a magical barrier between your makeup and skin, stopping your pores from getting clogged which can lead to unpleasant breakouts. Not only will it give you a smoother complexion with a radiant glow, but it's also fab for toning down excess shine and boosting your look with a soft-focus effect. It also contains pink and gold pigments to brighten and even out your skin tone for that coveted healthy glow.
Tatcha's own research has shown an immediate improvement in skin tone and reduced visibility of pores and texture just moments after application. After two weeks, it's also said to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Up for grabs at Sephora, you can grab a 10g bottle of Tatcha Liquid Silk Canvas for £25 or go bigger with a 31g bottle for £51. But if you fancy going to the source, check it directly at the Tatcha website.
Shoppers are also praising the primer, with one satisfied customer sharing: "I bought this primer in small size to sample while travelling. It is simply amazing under makeup. Skin feels silky and smooth and my makeup stayed in place. Will be purchasing the large size. Fabulous product!"
Another chimed in: "This makes my foundation go on so smoothly and even. It's divine!"
You can apply the primer all over your face including your eyelids (Image: Tatcha)Not everyone is sold on it, however. A user felt the need to express a bit of disappointment: "Wanted to like this but my skin is too mature. I find it drying. I can't use it under my eyes but do use it on my nose and eyelids before applying foundation."
However, yet another wrote: "This is amazing!! I dont feel dry or oily. I use Coola spf spray after my too faced peach foundation and my skin is awsome!! No breakouts, no dry spots. Thank you!!"
If the Tatcha primer's price tag makes you think twice, consider the Refy's Blur and Hydrate Primer as a wallet-friendly alternative at just £24. This gem not only blurs imperfections and controls oil but also preps your skin beautifully for makeup without going matte.
It boasts a gel-to-cream texture for a silky-smooth canvas and enhanced makeup longevity, plus a nifty roller ball tip to de-puff and tone as you apply. Packed with hyaluronic acid, it hydrates your skin, making it a dream for sensitive or parched winter complexions.
Meanwhile, Facetheory's Silicone-Free Smoothing Primer offers a steal at £15 for 30ml, ensuring a seamless, flawless base for your makeup sans silicones. It minimises pores and fine lines while safeguarding your skin from dehydration, keeping it hydrated and nourished all day, reports the Mirror.
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