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Fed up with puffy eyes? The new reformulated Transformulas Eye Lifting Gel, £29.95, launches tomorrow!

Dubbed an “eye lift in a tube” it tightens and smoothes away those fine lines and wrinkles around your eyes.

There’s a waiting list of more than 8,000 people desperate to get their hands on it. We love it and even Mrs Beckham is said to be a fan.

Rosi Chapman, Transformulas Founder says “The Eye Lifting Gel really is one of our biggest successes and customers just cannot get enough of this treatment that gives visibly instant and longer term anti-ageing results. The new formulation is even more effective and will work hard to repair the advanced signs of ageing such as deep lines, wrinkles and under eye bags that appear around the delicate eye area.”

Now all you have to do is lie back and relax...

1 Organic Surge Gentle Meadow Foaming Bath An instantly de-stressing skin-softener. £5.99: www.OrganicSurge.com

A new poll has revealed that 34 per cent of men use their partners’ beauty products. And not only are men increasingly using their partners’ products but they are also taking as long to get ready - more than 25 per cent of men admitted to spending the same time or longer as their partner in the bathroom.

Some 30 per cent of men shave or wax their body hair and almost 20 revealed they pluck their eyebrows. Yet only 11 per cent of men said they use concealer, 10 per cent use fake tan and a mere 1 per cent of use foundation.

The survey was conducted by Escentual.com, a leading beauty e-tailer, which sells both male and female beauty products. Founder Rakesh Aggarwal said: “The results are in line with the trend towards metrosexual grooming habits that we have seen in recent years. Men are definitely more aware of how to look after their skin and appearance than they were even five years ago”

British beauty brand Maison Danu has created a bespoke red nail colour "Brave" in support of the Household Cavalry Operational Casualties Fund (HCOCF).

The HCOCF provides immediate and material support to injured soldiers of the Household Cavalry and their families, and to those who have lost their lives on active service.

“We would sooner just stay away from it all” – read the email. Coming from a venue she enjoys a long standing working relationship with, it was a shock that spurred Spabreaks.com Director, Abi Wright on in her belief that a spa break option for people with disabilities was long overdue.

Now Spabreaks.com are set to launch Spa for All, in September. A two tier initiative to highlight special access facilities alongside Carer Goes Free packages.

Having worked in the spa and hotel industries for more than ten years, Ms Wright became acutely aware that for all the wonderful things that they offer, their major shortcoming has been their own unwillingness to be universally accessible, particularly in the case of special access and disabled facilities in spas.