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Five beauty rules that are crying out to be broken
2016, what a terrible year you've been. As if Prince and David Bowie weren't enough, you took away Leonard Cohen? Should I even mention the US election?
2016, what a terrible year you've been. As if Prince and David Bowie weren't enough, you took away Leonard Cohen? Should I even mention the US election?
Every six weeks, the same dance – until very recently.
Illuminisers, highlighters (call them what you will) have been used to great effect over the last few years to produce that luminous ideal.
With the rise of the current eyebrow feathering trend, "hair" is literally tattooed onto the skin. It goes without saying: be careful with this one.
While Eleven is guaranteed to be the most popular costume this Halloween, it's quickly becoming apparent that her overall look has earned her a certain fashionable status outside of fancy dress.
There's one way to tell the difference between a thirsty reality dilettante and a credible star: skin.
It's amazing what a little technology and some sleep can do.
Long in the front, short in the back is the new black in the beauty world.
This winter the aim is to look as if Molly Ringwald had an affair with Madonna during her La Isla Bonita period.