If you’ve been across the news today you’ll know that Emma Watson controversially wore pants on the Golden Globes red carpet and that a heatwave is due to hit the east coast of Australia.
To spare you of insanely boring weather talk (because you’re about to hear ALL about it over the next few days) Channel 10’s Magdalena Roze has summed up everything you need to know in under 140 characters:
#HEATWAVE: Adel-from 2moro 5 days 40-43! Melb-from Tues 4 days 39-41 Canb-from Tues 4 days 37-39 Syd west-from Wed 4 days 37-39 #magsweather
— Magdalena Roze (@Magdalena_Roze) January 12, 2014
Heatwaves and beauty products have never been great friends, but you can avoid a complete makeup meltdown in 35-degree heat. Read on for 7 common hot weather beauty mistakes (and how to fix them).
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I'm going to sound like a Nanna here, but anyways, the truck driver's face shows the damage done when one side was left unprotected in the fun and the other, on the non-window side, was in the shade (nit kust orotected by sunblock). The point I'm trying to make is that I find it shocking that you are imploring people to wear sunblock, when the cancer council recommends hat, sunglasses and sunblock.. It is so important to seek shade when the uv rating is high. I recommend looking at this site
www.arpansa.gov.au/uv index/realtime/index.cfm
Can anyone please recommend a face sunscreen that doesn't make you break out? & works well under makeup (am I dreaming?) I feel like I've tried them all! Seeing that truck driver's face...
I've used Hamilton Everyday Face for about 10 years now under foundation and have never really had any problems with it - I'm also very acne prone so that may be one to try if you haven't already!
Thanks Candice!