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Triona McCarthy: My lowdown of the top Irish beauty products taking the world by storm

With St Patrick’s Day approaching, I’m celebrating Irishness by flying the flag for a fab range of products created right here

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"I’ve been championing and supporting Irish brands throughout my beauty writing career, and love nothing more than seeing a host of Irish names in make-up bags and on vanity tables"

"I’ve been championing and supporting Irish brands throughout my beauty writing career, and love nothing more than seeing a host of Irish names in make-up bags and on vanity tables"

Pure Hyaluronic Serum, €43, Pestle & Mortar, pestleandmortar.com

Pure Hyaluronic Serum, €43, Pestle & Mortar, pestleandmortar.com

Melt The Day Away Cleansing Balm, €36, Ella & Jo, ellaandjo.ie

Melt The Day Away Cleansing Balm, €36, Ella & Jo, ellaandjo.ie

Deodorant, €25, Modern Botany, modernbotany.com

Deodorant, €25, Modern Botany, modernbotany.com

Second Skin Foundation, €27, Sculpted by Aimee, sculptedbyaimee.com

Second Skin Foundation, €27, Sculpted by Aimee, sculptedbyaimee.com

Hildun Silk to Set Kajal Liner, €18, Hildun, hildunbeauty.com

Hildun Silk to Set Kajal Liner, €18, Hildun, hildunbeauty.com

Body Blur, €24.45, Vita Liberata, Meaghers Pharmacy; lookfantastic.ie

Body Blur, €24.45, Vita Liberata, Meaghers Pharmacy; lookfantastic.ie

Face Tanning Serum, €29, Bare By Vogue, barebyvogue.com

Face Tanning Serum, €29, Bare By Vogue, barebyvogue.com

Eraser Mousse, €12.99, VeganTan, vegantan.com

Eraser Mousse, €12.99, VeganTan, vegantan.com

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"I’ve been championing and supporting Irish brands throughout my beauty writing career, and love nothing more than seeing a host of Irish names in make-up bags and on vanity tables"

Mmm! I’m having a full Irish today ahead of ‘national Irish day’ on Friday, so let’s see what we have in our beauty buffet.

I’ve been championing and supporting Irish brands throughout my beauty writing career, and love nothing more than seeing a host of Irish names in make-up bags and on vanity tables. Had I tried to do this 20 years ago, when I started this column, I’d have struggled to find enough, but now I’m struggling to fit in all of my favourites, as we are spoilt for choice when it comes to all the fabulous Irish beauty buys out there.


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