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"   Since being on the road for the past four months there&amp;#039;s a pair of products I&amp;#039;ve discovered that I&amp;#039;ve become hooked on. For those who love a multi-tasking beauty buy of the natural variety (and if not, why not?!) read on...  Antipodes Saviour Skin Balm This wonder balm is my go-to product here in Asia. It remedies dry skin and cuticles, chapped lips, cracked heels, shaving rash, sunburn, grazes and itchy bites - of which I&amp;#039;m dot-to-dot with thanks to mosquitoes, sandflies and a rogue white spider... oh the glamour! Unlike other all-in-one balms, this non-greasy number is packed with nature&amp;#039;s most potent skin protectors, from antibacterial and antifungal tea tree and totara, to cell-repairing echinacea and free-radical fighting grape seed extract. Pow! It has the convenience of Vaseline, the irritant-relieving power of Tiger Balm and the luxurious quality of Elizabeth Arden&amp;#039;s 8 Hour Cream, plus it doesn&amp;#039;t have that suspect scent that some natural products can have, this one&amp;#039;s literally lickable. It hails from New Zealand but like many lovable Kiwi exports it&amp;#039;s available in the UK. Hurrah! The generous sized tin is worth the cash, check it out here  Koconuts Extra Virgin Coconut Oil  Thanks to practising the &amp;#039;source local&amp;#039; approach - and to my love of oils - this is the best beauty buy of my travels so far. This similarly multi-tasking natural wonder is home-brewed in a humble workshop in Cambodia, my stop-off prior to Laos where I am now, but despite starting small it packs a big punch. Rich in anti-ageing vitamin E, the cold pressed virgin coconut oil can be added to your regime to hydrate and nourish skin or hair, used as a massage oil and even eaten (cooked with or blended with a juice) for a beauty boost from the inside out. My favourite use for it at the moment is getting a glowing, dewy complexion by applying a dab to my cheekbones. As I mentioned in my last blog update this is one of the biggest beauty themes for spring/summer this year so I&amp;#039;ve been trialling the trend early!  I discovered Koconuts (excuse the state of the bottle in the pic!) in a small shop in party town Sihanoukville, but it can be purchased online at re3-generation.com/koco If you know of any other gems that I should seek out on my travels then please let me know. Up next I&amp;#039;m in northern Thailand then China and any tips are, as always, welcome! Tweet me @BridgetMarch "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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