We spend our teenage years layering on thick foundation, bright eyeshadow and glossy lipsticks, before opting for a more subtle look in our 20s and 30s, and sticking to what we know best.
We have all felt the familiar pang of stress after a long week. But, as well as affecting our mental health, could our busy lives be damaging our hair?
Do you often shy away when someone takes your photo? Or smile without showing your teeth? Perhaps you feel very insecure about your smile? Missing, squint or chipped teeth can cause us all sorts of problems besides affecting our photographs and confidence. So it is no wonder more and more people are taking steps to transform their smiles – and it is not as expensive as you may think.
With spring in full bloom, celebrity make-up artist Anna Lingis shares her tips for cleaning out your beauty bag.
Jo Chidley, founder of Beauty Kitchen, shares why we should go green and focus on sustainable cosmetics.
Ellie Child, beauty writer at Cosmetify.com, shares her advice for ensuring summer make-up lasts all day long.
For many, the thought of getting our feet out in public fills us with dread.
Once reserved for older ladies with tight, neat perms, grey hair has had a modern makeover, and is now proudly sported by models, fashionable 20-somethings and glamorous movie stars like Jamie Lee Curtis.
FLAWLESS skin, high cheek bones and fluttering lashes are the hallmarks of natural beauty – but with enough cash in the bank, you don’t need to have won the genetic lottery to look your best.
THEY have the look and Hollywood A-listers have the money to ensure the latest beauty treatments and technology allows them to keep it.
HAVE you been watching Strictly Come Dancing?