Run It Your Way With Skincare

Lane Crawford is delivering the latest in skincare, makeup, and fragrance - straight from the runway to your vanity. Beauty rules are being rewritten and one-size-fits-all trends are being scrapped. To look and feel your best, shift the focus from concealing imperfections to expressing your natural, authentic self.

How does this mentality translate to skincare? Easy-peasy. You’ll feel your most liberated with a fresh, clean complexion and a matte finish. Yes, that’s right - K-Beauty’s glass skin trend is finally over, and so is the ever-elusive quest for ultra-dewy, high-shine skin. Instead of layering on endless products to achieve ultra-dewy, high-shine skin, we’re grounding our approach in low-maintenance ‘skinimalism’.

When tackling the trying transition from summer breakouts to autumn dryness, don’t stress. Maintain tip-top skin condition by using a fewer number of potent products. Read on for the five non-negotiable steps you need in your daily routine now.

The first step to self-expression is a clean canvas. A gentle yet powerful cleanser thoroughly removes makeup and impurities while maintaining optimal balance, leaving skin soft, clear, and well-hydrated.

To get the most out of your skincare routine, never miss out on a concentrated essence. Not only do these revitalising formulations prep skin to effectively absorb subsequent products, but they also provide an effortless way to kickstart your anti-ageing regime.

Superhero serums are here to save dull, fatigued, and fragile skin. Their secret powers include healing irritation, smoothing out wrinkles, and all-round super-strength.

Seal in moisture with a lightweight, mattifying daily cream that keeps skin hydrated but free of unwanted shine - especially essential if you have oily or combination skin.

A symbol of self-care, face masks are the ideal way to unwind after a long day - and to target your skin concerns. From purifying pores and minimising excess oil to replenishing nutrients and protecting against ageing… if you can name it, there’s a mask that can do it.