Tag: skincare face

There used to be a time when an Australian could fly to New York and be imbued with the power to predict the fashion and hair cuts that would appear on Sydney or Melbourne streets in the upcoming year. Although globalism has reduced the instance of this ... ( read original story ...)

Ladies and gentlemen, great skin is in. Not everyone wears makeup, but everyone should be washing their face daily. Not only is washing your face hygienic, but it prevents breakouts, control oils and helps keep your skin bright and healthy. At the end of ... ( read original story ...)

I would go as far as to say this is probably one of the worst things to do for the skin on your face. Often there are potential irritants in make-up that can block pores and interfere with the essential repair process the skin goes through during the night. ( read original story ...)

Why She Tried It: I have been putting off getting a facial for months because I always leave red and splotchy and I usually look like I have chicken pox for a week after. But after a summer of sun and lots of sunscreen, my pores were in serious need of ... ( read original ...

Dewy, glowing skin has long been a staple catwalk beauty look, but this season elevated the trend, with multiple fashion houses sending their models down the runway with faces that positively shone. The good news? This is one high-fashion beauty statement ... ( read original story ...)

Someone had been drinking the Turnbull Kool-Aid in Willoughby this morning, with Today Show Extra co-host Sonia Kruger welcoming with open arms the Prime Minister's push for a national facial recognition database. At Nine's Sydney North Shore HQ, Kruger ... ( read original story ...)

MELBOURNE, Australia — The Australian government wants to strengthen its counterterrorism efforts by making use of a fundamental part of every Australian citizen: their faces. On Thursday, at a national security meeting in Canberra, Prime Minister ... ( read original story ...)

Would you be comfortable with surveillance cameras in airports and shopping centres being able to identify you? That's what Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull hopes will come to fruition. Turnbull asked the country's states Wednesday to give ... ( read original story ...)

Biometric identification is a double-edged sword. On the one hand it allows for a unique way of securing your devices without the user needing to remember anything. On the other, if your biometric data gets hacked, it can't be changed like a password can. ( read original story ...)