Blockbuster brands, old faithfuls and new favourites — you voted for your ultimate products. Bethan Cole reveals the winners.
Here they are: your favourite products. The canon of beauty greatness as anointed by you, the readers. And you haven’t skirted around the margins — everything you’ve chosen is a big hitter. These days, however, commercial doesn’t have to mean lacking in credibility. The beauty industry has a basketful of goodies that live up to their marketing hype.
Check out the facts and figures on beauty and you’ll find that in 2005, the UK toiletries market was worth £3.75 billion. From the thousands of products sold every year, you select maybe 10 or 20, or, if you are an obsessive, even more. Each day, as you use them, you evaluate their performance. You either finish every last drop and buy them again or you leave them half finished and try something new. These are the products you bought again and again. And again.
Lancôme Juicy Tubes and John Frieda Frizz-Ease won for an incredible fourth year running. John Frieda Brilliant Brunette and Clarins suncare won for the third year running. Clinique foundation and Dermalogica facial skincare won for the second year running. Stella by Stella McCartney, a swelling, swooning orchestration of rose notes, is yet again one of your most favoured fragrances.
Newcomers to the podium include Johnson’s Holiday Skin. I wrote about it last summer when it became a high-street phenomenon, selling for inflated prices on eBay and spawning a flotilla of light-bronzing summer-skin imitators. Fittingly, it’s garnered two main awards: best newcomer and best fake tan.
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