The highly anticipated new season of Love Island is scheduled to premiere tonight after facing delays due to wildfires in the area. This season marks the return of an All Stars version, promising to bring forth a plethora of beauty secrets shared by contestants. The glam room within the Love Island villa is once again a crucial space, having undergone a significant makeover for 2026.
Partnering with Boots, the official beauty sponsor of Love Island, the villa is stocked with an impressive array of beauty products available for direct purchase from the retailer. With a total of 145 different beauty brands featured in the glam room, viewers can expect to see both familiar favorites and new additions like ONE/SIZE, Mediheal, The Breakout Hack, Laka, and Orebella.
Boots has curated a dedicated Love Island hub showcasing all the products used by contestants on the show, spanning from makeup and skincare to perfumes, haircare, and body care items. The shelves are adorned with various products geared towards achieving smooth, flawless skin, such as Estrid’s The Essential Exfoliant Pre-Shave Treatment and OUAI hair products tailored for different hair types.
Additionally, Benefit’s Hoola Bronzer and Habi Hair and Body Mist in Velvet Daze are among the noteworthy products spotted in the dressing room. The latter, a new launch at Boots, boasts a captivating scent ideal for the summer season. Fans of Love Island can catch the premiere episode on ITV2 at 9pm tonight.
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