Lily Cole: Get The Look

In partnership with Neal's Yard Remedies

Get Lily’s glow without damaging the environment with sustainable brand Neal’s Yard Remedies

While we all know nourishing our skin with quality products is essential, it’s becoming increasingly apparent that considering the impact our skincare is having on the environment is a priority for many of us. Neal’s Yard Remedies – a high-street favourite – has always looked at its environmental impact. The brand also has a commitment to transparency, which is incredibly important considering the confusion around 'green beauty' and strives to encourage greater environmental accountability for the whole beauty industry.

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Photograph by Simon Emmett

Get The Look:

To get Lily’s look, makeup artist Zoe Taylor created a radiant glow by using mainly skincare. “Before I began, I sanitised my hands with Neal’s Yard Remedies Natural Defence Hand Spray, £5.75. I then started cleaning Lily’s skin with super-gentle Sensitive Comfort + Hydrate Micellar Cleanser, £28, then warmed up some heavenly Orange Flower Facial Oil, £26, in my hands and massaged into the skin using soft outwards movements to relax, plump and hydrate Lily’s face,” says Taylor. “To seal in all this goodness, I applied a nourishing layer of Frankincense Intense Lift Cream, £65. I applied foundation only where I needed, and then in place of highlighter I used Wild Rose Beauty Balm, £40 along her cheekbones and down the centre of the nose for a youthful glow.”

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Lisa Oxenham

Lisa Oxenham is a trailblazing beauty editor, journalist, stylist, and creative director with over 20 years of transformative impact in the beauty industry. As the Beauty and Style Director at Marie Claire UK, she orchestrates high-profile shoots with celebrities and influencers, creating visually stunning and globally resonant content.

A passionate advocate for sustainability, Lisa serves on the Advisory Board for the British Beauty Council's Sustainable Beauty Coalition and the Media Advisory Board. She is also an ambassador for the Soil Association certification and the Amazon Research Institute. Through her "In The Loop" column, she keeps readers informed about the latest advancements in sustainable beauty and supports brands that champion environmental causes, emphasising the need for the beauty industry to reset its priorities.

Lisa's influence extends beyond words; she directs inspiring short films on sustainability and challenges in the beauty industry and is a sought-after public speaker. Recently recognised in the Who’s Who in Natural Beauty 2023, she also champions mental health and eco-conscious practices, demonstrating that glamour and environmental responsibility can coexist beautifully.