Colour cosmetic and skin care brand Chantecaille has introduced Carob, a new shade to its Future Skin Foundation - an oil-free gel foundation in a refreshing, lightweight texture. The formula's circular pigment provides adjustable sheer to full coverage, while a protective field prevents water evaporation and blocks environmental oxidation. Carob is a rich, warm chocolate shade suitable for deeper skin tones. Carob retails at £60 and is available from Space NK, Harrods and Liberty.
Chantecaille Future Skin Foundation in Carob
Colour cosmetic and skin care brand introduces new shade to its Future Skin Foundation
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Chantecaille bolsters commitment to lion conservation with new collection
Sales from the Beiersdorf-owned prestige brand’s Fall 2026 Lion Collection will help fund essential field technology used to track, monitor and identify lions in the wild, building on the company’s existing partnership with conservation organisation Lions Guardians
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