Bollywood actress Malaika Arora is known for her natural take on beauty. The 44-year-old actress loves to use natural ingredients for her face and hai ... ( read original story ...)
Rihanna releases unisex skincare line Fenty Skin
Rihanna has launched her much-anticipated skincare line, Fenty Skin, in partnership with Kendo Brands, an LVMH-owned beauty ... ( read original story ...)
Rihanna Launches Fenty Skin: Clean, Uncomplicated, Effective Skincare for All
I wanted to create amazing products that really work, that are easy to use, and everyone can apply it." - Rihanna ... ( read original story ...)
‘Make bold moves’: How Allure is using its platform to challenge the outdated standards in beauty
Through the pandemic, seismic shifts have occurred in how brands can interact with customers. So beauty magazines, like Allure, have stepped up to provide a valuable connection between their consumers ... ( read original story ...)
Watch Video: Here are some skincare tips by Malaika Arora herself
Taking to her Instagram account, Malaika Arora shared a video where she gave us some tips to take care of our skin! ( read original story ...)
Anti-aging enzyme discovery raises prospect of lifespan extension
A study from researchers at KAIST (Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology) is providing new insights into a cellular energy pathway that has been linked to longer lifespan. The research, ... ( read original story ...)
PopSockets’ Genius Lip Balm Attachment Goes Wherever You Go
More often than not, some of our favorite buys are small, how-didn’t-I-know-about-this products that solve an everyday problem. That’s what we’re highlighting in our Little Lifesavers series: cheap, ... ( read original story ...)
Beyoncé’s Clever Anti-Aging Trick Uses 1 Product in a Whole New Way
Beyoncé has stayed looking young her whole career, and at 38, still still looks as youthful as ever — what is her skincare secret? ( read original story ...)
Time to put your face on a skin fast? Ditch your skincare regime for just a splash of water
With the average British woman spending around £570 on skincare every year this new anti-product trend could leave the beauty industry quaking with fear. Identical twins put the theory to the ... ( read original story ...)