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Hermès introduces H Trio Healthy Glow Mineral Powder & H Trio Iridescent Mineral Powder


JOINING Hermès Beauty’s star-studded Plein Air Collection are two new members: H Trio Healthy Glow Mineral Powder and H Trio Iridescent Mineral Powder – arriving just in time for the brighter, warmer weather.

Now that spring is on the horizon and summer feels just around the corner, Hermès introduce us to some skin saviours that will help keep your makeup set and in place for the whole day. As much as we’re glad about the change of weather, it’s now time to switch out of that winter routine as controlling oils become our main concern, so this lightweight yet effective duo of powders are perfect.

H Trio Healthy Glow Mineral PowderH Trio Healthy Glow Mineral Powder

First, the H Trio Healthy Glow Mineral Powder brings a finely iridescent, semi-matte, pigment to the skin that carries a natural warmth and helps to contour the face without artifice. Bronzing up your cheeks has never been easier as the product caters to an easy, buildable formula ensuring the skin is left looking naturally sun-kissed upon the rays.

H Trio Iridescent Mineral PowderH Trio Iridescent Mineral Powder

Second is the H Trio Iridescent Mineral Powder that sets out to delicately illuminate the skin’s natural beauty through its high concentration of mother-of-pearl. The light melts into the skin, creating a beautifully radiant glimmer to the face with its iridescent finish and brings the glow of the sunshine straight to your face.

by Alicia Tomkinson

H Trio Healthy Glow Mineral Powder RRP £87

H Trio Iridescent Mineral Powder RRP £87

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