What I'm Packing As A Beauty Editor Going To Glastonbury For The First Time

Baking in the sun whilst you're listening to a Dua Lipa set is all well and good until someone gets burned. And I'm not talking about your face, but your hair and scalp. This clever spray works as a hybrid sea salt spray to breathe fresh life into overly partied strands while also protecting your mane with factor 30, meaning you don't have to worry about getting scorched after a day revelling in the sunshine.

'People are experimenting more with colourful eye make-up as we approach festival season as it's a fun, easy way inject colour into your make-up routine,' says make-up artist Jamie Genevieve. According to Genevieve, one of the biggest trends we're going to see this summer are pastels. This lilac eye wand is a winner when it comes to colour payoff and is so easy to blend with your fingers. As a make-up minimalist, it's truly inspired me to start embracing more colour.

Those familiar with the hairwashing perils of curtain bangs will know that a fringe is the first place to show signs of greasiness. If that's you, I could not recommend these compostable hair wipes more: an easier, more festival-friendly alternative to dry shampoo, they instantly eliminate oil from the roots and touch up fringes in seconds.

Anyone who has spent 36 hours on a field knows that even just a tiny moment of self-care can make the world of difference when you've reached your festival limit, the glitter has rubbed off and you're feeling like your less-than-shiny self. This anti-fatigue sheet mask is super cooling, takes 10 minutes and is enriched with hydrating hyaluronic acid to bring back your glow.

A silk eye mask might teeter into high-maintenance territory, but when the sun is shining at 6am into your tent you'll be grateful you packed it on a whim.

One of my all-time favourite face mists, this is the beauty equivalent of a big glass of water for your skin. Keep it handy in your bag throughout the day, and spritz when your skin and mind begin to tire. It's packed with invigorating ingredients and is the perfect pick-me-up when you're starting to flag.

It's no secret that face wipes are terrible for the environment, which is why I'll be opting for a more sustainable option. These dissolvable make-up wipes mean you can take off your make-up with ease when the double cleanse has gone out the window. They're gentle on the skin and kinder to the planet so it's a no-brainer, really.

Susanne Kauffman answered all our prayers when she launched a cooling body mist. If temperatures peak, or you're feeling a little less fresh than normal, spritz this over your body for an instant refresh.

You might have to sleep looking slightly dubious, but it's the price to pay to wake up with supermodel waves... this heatless curling set is a must if you still want to look like you've made an effort when really you've made none at all.

Taking care of your dermis might not be top of the priorities list. That said a little goes a long way and SPF should be at the forefront of your festival skincare routine. 'I think my main tip for festival skincare is thinking about a spray sunscreen to use as a moisturiser but also as a protectant; these can be SPF30 or SPF50 but as long as you are happy to reuse them every few hours and they don’t sting your eyes, that would be my top tip,' shares CeraVe Consultant Dermatologist, Dr Angela Tewari.

Coloured mascara has been making waves after a resurgence on the runway. If you're wanting for a fresh way to take 0n festival make-up (minus the glitter), go for asphalt blue or berry mascara - it's subtle but statement making all at once.

Two words: sun stick. If every 2-hour application doesn't seem feasible, pop this in your bag so you can swipe across areas prone to sun burn throughout the day. That would be your nose, feet, and ears, FYI.

Glossier's new array of easy-to-blend, easy-to-draw lip pencils have arrived just in time for festival season. You can smudge, play and get a little creative with a bolder lipstick look and know that these pencils stay put all day.