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The one beauty product that experts think is worth every penny

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Beer, R. (2026, November 5). The one beauty product that experts think is worth every penny. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/lifestyle/beauty/expert-beauty-product-b1303605.html

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Evening Standard · collected 2026-11-05 · by Rose Beer

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The article compiles responses from fifty beauty experts who were asked to name the single product they cannot live without. These products range from hair care items like L’Oréal Paris Elnett Hairspray and Hershesons Almost Anything Cream, to skincare essentials such as La Roche-Posay SPF50+ face cream and Medik8 Ultimate Recovery Bio-Cellulose Mask. Each expert highlights the unique benefits of their chosen product, reflecting personal experiences and professional endorsements.
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Experts in the beauty industry have identified a few standout products they cannot live without. Nicola Clarke, a colorist and founder of Oslo Skin Lab, credits Kate Winslet for introducing her to Oslo Skin Lab The Solution Beauty Collagen, which she now swears by due to its visible benefits on skin and hair. Meanwhile, Luke Hersheson, a session stylist and founder, names L’Oréal Paris Elnett Hairspray as his must-have product, recalling an early career encounter where a photographer recommended it for providing control without compromising the natural feel of hair. These endorsements highlight products that professionals find indispensable in their daily routines.

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Elnett L’Oréal Paris Elnett Oslo Skin Lab Rose Beer The Solution Beauty Collagen

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Annee de Mamiel PERSON · 1× Cecily Braden’s PERSON · 1× Kate Winslet PERSON · 1× Luke Hersheson PERSON · 1× L’Oréal Paris Elnett ORG · 1× New York GPE · 1× Nicola Clarke PERSON · 1× Oslo Skin Lab ORG · 1× Rob Rea PERSON · 1× Rose Beer ORG · 1×

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Who knew a few years on, I’d get to do some of their faces too… Larry King, session stylist and founder Since I have white hair, I use the St Tropez Sunlit Skin Bronzing Tint + Tan on my face to add warmth to my complexion, particularly during the winter months when I can look a little pale.
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🔮 But strip all that away, and what would they buy?
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The one beauty product that experts think is worth every penny The single beauty product you love the most? asserted
you → think → ?
From hairstylists to make-up artists and aestheticians, Rose Beer asked the experts Many of my favourite industry insiders have founded sensational brands that I swear by; others are affiliated with, or work for, other brands I love. asserted
I → make → that
But strip all that away, and what would they buy? asserted
they → strip → what
I asked 50 of them to name the single product that they couldn’t live without. asserted
they → ask → that
Here’s what they had to say… asserted
they → ’ → what
Nicola Clarke, colourist and founder Kate Winslet put me on to Oslo Skin Lab The Solution Beauty Collagen a few months ago after I commented on how great her skin looked. asserted
skin → put → Collagen
I can already see the benefits in my skin and hair and take a sachet a day in my coffee. asserted
I → see → coffee
When I was 21, I was on a shoot with a well-known photographer and a big model. asserted
I → know → photographer
He spotted another hairspray in my kit and said, ‘What the f*** is that? asserted
that → spot → kit
Why aren’t you using Elnett? asserted
you → use → Elnett
Quite an introduction, but I soon understood. asserted
I → understand → ?
It gives control, shape and hold, but lets hair feel like hair. asserted
hair → give → hair
Annee de Mamiel, acupuncturist and facialist I wouldn’t want to be without Cecily Braden’s lymphatic brushes. asserted
I → want → brushes
The touch is light, but afterwards my face looks fresher and less puffy. asserted
face → look → ?
Mine live on the coffee table. asserted
Mine → live → table
In 2014, I was working on a shoot in New York with the legendary make-up artist Mary Greenwell. asserted
I → work → artist
She found it hilarious that I didn’t have a skincare routine and told me that La Roche-Posay SPF50+ face cream was the best thing I could use. uncertain
I → find → me
I’ve done so religiously ever since. asserted
I → do → ?
Dr Ophelia Veraitch, dermatologist Shavata has done my brows for 20 years and I wouldn’t be without her castor oil Brow & Lash Strengthener. asserted
I → do → Strengthener
Castor oil is high in ricinoleic acid, a fatty acid that conditions the hair shaft and stops brow hairs getting dry and brittle, so they look fuller and sit better. asserted
they → condition → shaft
Cetera Lamb, colourist and creative director One day I was doing Barbara Sturm’s hair, moaning about looking like a tired mum. asserted
I → do → mum
The next minute, someone from her boutique, close to the John Frieda Salon in Mayfair, arrived with her Glow Drops. asserted
someone → arrive → Drops
I’ve since repurchased them over and over, and will do so forever. asserted
I → repurchase → them
They make me look alive! asserted
me → make → ?
As a child my mother used mustard oil to tame the frizz. asserted
mother → use → frizz
Today I swear by Hershesons Almost Anything Cream. asserted
I → swear → Cream
It works on wet and dry hair and puts stubborn strays immediately to rest. asserted
It → work → strays
Kate Kerr, facialist These masks are a bit expensive, but their hydrating and soothing powers are worth it, especially when skin is feeling sensitive. asserted
skin → hydrate → Kerr
I love using them as part of a DIY facial and on flights. asserted
I → use → flights
Medik8 Ultimate Recovery Bio-Cellulose Mask, Dr David Jack, aesthetic doctor and founder My “One” is Hermès Un Jardin en Méditerranée, a fresh, woody fig and citrus blend that takes me back to Italian holidays. asserted
that → take → holidays
Rose Ferguson, nutritionist and functional medicine practitioner I love the Victoria Beckham Beauty Reflect Highlighter Stick. asserted
I → love → Stick
VB told me I’d love it and she was right! asserted
she → tell → it
In summer, it’s beautiful on sun-kissed skin, and in winter it brings light when my complexion needs a lift. asserted
complexion → ’ → lift
It’s amazing! asserted
It → ’ → ?
Debbie Thomas, skin and laser expert and founder My one, were you cruel enough to make me choose, would be BioEffect EGF Serum. asserted
me → make → ?
What sets it apart is how quickly I feel a difference. asserted
I → set → difference
I use it at night and on waking my complexion is notably different. asserted
complexion → use → waking
I use, make and sell a lot of very good products which I know deliver great benefits, but this one has real satisfaction due to the speedy boost. asserted
one → use → boost
Milly Mason, nail artist I buy 10 tubes of LCN’s 10% Urea Foot Masks at a time and think it’s the best thing in my kit. asserted
it → buy → kit
It’s affordable, no-frills and smells incredible. asserted
It → ’ → ?
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