Colour Wow
Dream Coat Supernatural Spray, £12

I would definitely pick up a travel size of my humidity saviour, Colour Wow's Dream Coat to protect my hair on holiday in the heat and keep frizz at bay.
La Neige
Hydro UV Defense EX SPF50, £13

It wouldn't be a summer beauty haul without and SPF in my basket, and this lightweight, invisible, hydrating SPF ticks all the boxes.
Byoma
Melting Balm Cleanser, £15

A great, 'wash the day off', melting cleanser that's especially good in the summer to remove all sweat, dirt and SPF to keep skin clear and clean without stripping.
Ameliorate
Transforming Body Exfoliant, £18

Using the power of lactic acid, this body treatment is going to rid you of that pesky rough, bumpy skin texture by gently resurfacing and hydrating. Leaving you with limbs you can feel confident baring this summer.
Medicube
Zero Pore Pads, £24

These pre-soaked toning pads have got a viral reputation for a reason, mattifying, shrinking pores and reducing excess oil. Great for keeping summer skin clear, smooth and refining texture.
Vieve
Sunset Blush Balm, £24

This buildable blush is just the sun-kissed flush of colour for summer skin. A wash of pigment, with skin-soothing benefits, it's just the life-imbuing colour for when you want that fresh faced, natural look.
FAQs: £100 Beauty Haul
Why set yourself a £100 beauty budget?
A fixed budget forces you to prioritise. Rather than filling your basket with impulse purchases, it encourages you to invest in products you'll genuinely use every day, while still leaving room for one or two treats.
How do you get the best value from Cult Beauty?
Mix investment products with affordable staples. Travel sizes are a great way to try cult favourites or pack for holidays, while spending on hardworking skincare and everyday essentials offers the biggest return.
What beauty products are most worth buying in summer?
SPF should always come first, followed by a cleanser capable of removing sunscreen effectively. Lightweight make-up, anti-frizz haircare and gentle exfoliants are also worthwhile additions during the warmer months.
Should you spend more on skincare or make-up?
If you're working to a budget, prioritise skincare. Healthy, well-protected skin makes every other product perform better, meaning you often need less foundation or concealer in the first place.
Are viral beauty products worth the hype?
Some are, but it's worth looking beyond social media buzz. Products become cult favourites because they consistently deliver results, but the best buy is always the one that suits your own skin type, hair texture and routine.
What's the secret to building a better beauty routine?
Keep it simple. A gentle cleanser, effective SPF, a targeted treatment if needed and a few make-up products you genuinely enjoy will usually serve you better than an overflowing bathroom cabinet full of half-used purchases.