Rosemary Coleman

No, it's going to be a gift because at the end of the day, she's going to have to protect her skin more.

But it's tender.

It ruins your holiday.

It's itchy.

It's unsightly.

It often won't appear on the face because the face has had what's called hardening.

Her face has been exposed to UV 365 days.

Well, Clare, you know, this sounds boring, but say you're on a strict budget and you really want to have the best skin of the day.

I swear, if you use very serious sunblock and nothing but it, you will see a change in your skin in a year.

So that's the cheapest way to do it.

Apart from that, get your skincare products organized.

You don't have to suddenly start lashing everything on.

just because you're getting married.

Don't change them in the run-up to the wedding.

But I think that there are very good active ingredients out there.

Once, say, from mid-20s, really around the 30s, when our skin is starting to show loss of collagen and elastin, and they would include the retinols,

the alpha hydroxy acids, vitamin C, peptides, hyaluronic acid in a moisturizer.

They're probably in a lot of the products you're already using.

So they're fashionable now because that's the current trend.

They've been around a long time and they do complement skincare, stimulate collagen, etc.,