Look flawless in fields with these festival must-haves
Seasoned festival-goer Jen - Cult Beauty's brilliant Senior Marketing Comms Manager - is a Glastonbury addict and slave to the festival circuit, so who's better placed to advise on the products you *need* to ensure you emerge from your tent looking flawless. These are the products she can't survive festival-season without - the few that made the (ruthless) cut (and leave sufficient space for kaftans, headbands and the rest... obvs).
I'm normally the first to denounce face wipes as utterly catastrophic for your skin, but skyn ICELAND's {Glacial Cleansing Cloths} are different. They lather into a foam with no water required, so you can gently loosen and wipe away make up without aggressively scrubbing at your face. Ideal when there's not a sink in sight.

I'm taking the 15ml MV Organic Skincare {Rose Soothing & Protective Moisturiser} because I just can't live without it. The best moisturiser in the whole world... according to my face.

Aesop's {Resurrection Rinse-Free Hand Wash} is a non-drying, divine-smelling hand sanitiser. Because, you know, it's a festival.
Tent hair be-gone! A few spritzes of Sam McKnight's {Lazy Girl} onto dry hair, followed by some tactical scrunching, will transform a fuzzy mess into effortless cool-girl waves (have-at-you Alexa!).
Low effort/high reward make up is a dream come true for festivals. I love the instantly glowy, dewy effect of Charlotte Tilbury's {Unisex Healthy Glow} - it covers all manner of s(k)ins without making you look too 'made up'.
For eye enhancement, look no further than Too Faced's on-brand {Life's A Festival Eye Shadow Palette} - a riotous rainbow of shades for a spectrum of crowd-pleasing looks. Then glitter is a non-negotioable (obviously) - I love Too Faced's glitter-laced {Glitter Pop Liners} for some subtle shimmer, and reach for NYX Professional Makeup's {Face & Body Glitter} when I want to feel Fairy Queen-esque...


Cult Beauty’s Content Editor and a Cult Beauty OG, Verity loves nothing more than the marriage of language and lip balm. A quintessential Libran, she’s a self-professed magpie for luxury ‘must-haves' and always pursuing the new and the niche — from the boujee-est skin care to cutting-edge tech. Balancing an urge to stop the clock with her desire to embrace the ageing process (and set a positive example for her daughter), Verity's a retinol obsessive and will gladly share her thoughts about the time-defying gadgets, masks and treatments worth the splurge...