Beauty
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‘Is it disgusting to admit that I don’t bother taking off that day’s makeup and starting again any more?’
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‘It seems I infuriated many readers a few weeks back by saying toner is useless,’ says Sali Hughes. ‘Allow me to explain…’
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‘I grab whatever cream I can find in the house – it might be hand cream – and use it everywhere’
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Sugg’s videos dispensing beauty and life advice have 307m views, and now she has the fastest selling debut novel ever
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Can’t be bothered to invest in sequins and a blow-dry this Christmas? Just do your nails. The founder of Wah Nails tells Lauren Cochrane how
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Don’t waste money on a pack of smellies that no one wants – there are some brilliant beauty products out there, whether you have £2 or £120 to spend. Sali Hughes reveals this year’s best
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In response to an article last week about women’s grooming products that are great for guys, here are some our male readers suggest
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The big birthdays are meant to be the scariest, but new research shows that we take the year before them the hardest – having affairs or running marathons. Oliver Burkeman, 39, and others come clean about being on the cusp
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Review Beauty: grown-up glitter
‘Dark neutral or jewel tones, ideally with either a black or golden base look more sophisticated, mature, less difficult to wear,’ says Sali Hughes
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‘I’ve got good genes, my mum didn’t have a wrinkle until she was about 60’
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Women from across India participated in the second wheelchair beauty pageant in Mumbai. The pageant aims to open doors for the wheelchair-bound in modelling, film and television
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The British men’s grooming market is worth £911.1m, but not everyone is a fan of male-oriented products. Sam Wolfson explains why he prefers using women’s beauty items
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One costs £70 and comes from a luxury parfumier, the other costs £4 in a budget supermarket. Morwenna Ferrier asks our testers which one they prefer
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Editorial: More than 60 years after it began, the beauty contest still looks like a cattle market. But at least it’s not an abattoir
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Review Beauty: the new sonics
‘What is highly creditable about sonic brushes is that they make people cleanse,’ says Sali Hughes
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‘My large arms can be a nightmare. They come from my mother’s family: she is from a farming background and my arms are built for lifting cows’
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Stuart Heritage: Don’t worry, the singer isn’t leaving the world’s most famous boy band. But he has got a new retro haircut that’s bound to appeal to a whole new demographic
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Big brows and butts are in, writes Ellen Connolly, while eyes are dramatic and hair is pulled back.
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Cosmetics made in the USSR played their part in reinforcing ideology. Some brands still have a loyal following but a mass revival is unlikely to happen any time soon, says The Calvert Journal
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Video tutorial: Australian stylist Hair Romance takes you through easy steps to achieving a half-crown braid, for hair that has a mind of its own
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‘I’ve returned to proper eyeshadow: soft, smudgy colour that looks grown-up and timeless,’ says Sali Hughes
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‘If I go to an event where I have to pass as a grown-up, I wash my hair’
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The makeup artist extraordinaire talks to Sali Hughes about using unconventional models, being inspired by Garbo and Dietrich, and always making work fun
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Guardian fashion: From foolproof eyeliner to DIY manicures, everyone has a secret weapon in their beauty arsenal. The Guardian fashion team pick their five favourites – and ask you to share yours
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To be sure ‘organic’ products are worthy of the label, look for the COSMOS-organic or COSMOS-natural stamps, which are on more than 10,000 products. Alternatively, NaTrue standards cover 1,400 products, writes Lucy Siegle
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‘I have a tiny head and small face, and my hair adds volume to help disguise my pinhead’
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‘In winter, we suddenly have nothing better to do than sit in front of the telly eating poppadoms, so why not spend some time nursing skin back to health?’ says Sali Hughes
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The search for the perfect brow continues. Anita Bhagwandas explains how to get the best look for darker skin
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Shine, sparkle and glow from your eyes to your fingertips with these eye-catching beauty essentials
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Beauty brands are catching up with the fashion world’s stance on diversity as Redken announces its surprise new face
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Beauty pageants are bad enough without adding manure to the mix, writes Kagure Mugo
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Why we should stop worrying and learn to love Zoella