Lockdown Pamper Nights: 5 Films For 5 Moods

Lockdown is a weird time for everyone, I don’t know about you but I’ve gone through about a hundred different emotions in the space of a week. 

When the world around you gets overwhelming, transport yourself to a new realm through a pamper night. 

Kick-off your pamper session with a bubble bath and luxurious skincare routine. Exfoliate your whole body & face, use our Glycolic Acid Rejuvenating Face Exfoliator to brighten and renew the skin. Then use our Blue Volcanic Stone Purifying & Antioxidising Cleansing Gel to deeply cleanse and soothe. Now you’re ready to apply your facemask!

Our 8-hour Radiance Renewal Sleeping Mask is rich in Shea butter, rice bran and panthenol, working to give you more youthful and beautiful skin overnight. This is the perfect facemask for a film night as you can keep it on throughout, just sit back and let the nutrients sink in.  

Once your is facemask on, it’s time to settle yourself in for a film that will cure your lockdown blues. 

Here are 5 films for 5 moods during the lockdown. 

1) Bored: Forrest Gump (1994) Amazon Prime 

Get inspired by a film which shows someone flourishing in the face of adversity. Let Tom Hanks take you on a journey, and open your eyes to all the wonderful and weird possibilities of life.

2) Downhearted: The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) Amazon Prime 

This heart-warming film is certain to lift your spirits. Following two runaways who become unlikely friends, The Peanut Butter Falcon plays out like a Huck Finn adventure. It is an emotional ride that will restore your faith in humanity. 

3) Stressed: Kiki’s Delivery Service (1989) Netflix 

Studio Ghibli’s dreamlike narratives, intricate illustrations and whimsical soundtracks are sure to soothe the most troubled mind. Kiki’s Delivery Service is a particularly light-hearted film which is set in the imagined land of Koriko, a place inspired by Stockholm. 

4) Lovesick: The Big Sick (2017) Amazon Prime 

Many couples around the world have been forced apart due to lockdown. The Big Sick is the true, yet incredible love story of comedian Kumail Nanjiani and grad student Emily Gardner. An unexpected illness turns both their lives upside down, yet only strengthens their relationship. 

5) Claustrophobic: Shawshank Redemption (1994) Amazon Prime 

Though lockdown can often feel like house arrest, it’s important not to feel hopeless. Shawshank Redemption takes us on the spiritual journey of two imprisoned men who find solace in acts of kindness and common decency and ultimately escape to freedom.