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Batiste is, without question, the best value dry shampoo. Pack a can in your back pack to keep greasy roots at bay.
Dry shampoo, from £1.50 by Batiste
Batiste
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Wipes are a must. Great multi-taskers, you can use them to wash yourself as well as using them for the usual make-up removal.
4-in-1 Face Wipes, £2.99 by St Ives at Superdrug
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Slather this sun lotion on generously before you head out for the day and you can be sure you’re protected. If you do head back to your tent, then reapply for a boost.
One Application Sun Lotion SPF 15, 30 or 50, £15.97 by Solait at Superdrug
Solait
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This bold, opaque face paint will add a splash of bright colour to eyes, lips and cheeks.
Neon Face Paint, £5 by Models Own
Models Own
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Forget foundation, just pack Clinique’s light reflecting concealer. It will brighten dark circles from all those sleepless nights and can be used to touch-up blemishes and redness over your whole face.
Airbrush Concealer, £15 by Clinique
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This kit contains everything you need from plasters and dressings to antiseptic wipes and cream. We may sound like your mother but who wants a drink or dance-induced injury to stop play?
First Aid Kit, £7.50 by Marks & Spencer
Marks & Spencer
Your festival beauty bag should be filled with essentials to get you through a weekend without access to a hairdryer, shower or decent mirror. But, just because you need multi-tasking, practical products like a first aid kit and dry shampoo doesn’t mean some of them can’t be fun - every festival look needs a splash of glitz or a pop of bright colour. Read on for ELLE’s twelve festival essentials…
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