Plus: The enduring appeal of the camel coat and the ice-cool midlife trend that's taking ski resorts by storm
 |  | | Many of us are happy to fork out on any number of moisturisers, serums and other lotions and potions in our pursuit of radiant skin. But we are quick to ignore a more scientifically backed (and free) beauty hack – cutting back on alcohol. “Most of us probably drink a bit more than we like to admit. And it does have a direct effect on our skin,” says Sophie Shotter, Harley Street aesthetic doctor. “Drinking just two glasses of wine every evening will have a cumulative effect and you’ll end up looking a lot older than a non drinker.” Scroll down to read the six ways alcohol can impact our complexions and how to combat the effects.
Plus, find out why the camel coat is a wardrobe staple you'll keep forever and discover the ice-cool midlife trend that's taking ski resorts by storm.
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