If your skin has been playing up this autumn, you're not alone. As the weather takes a turn, HELLO!'s Contributing Head of Beauty, Cassie Steer, has noticed more friends than ever are asking for advic ...
Brands Say Their Skincare Works for Everyone. My Black Skin Says Otherwise.
"for all skin tones." This is my job. As Cosmopolitan UK’s beauty director, packages containing new product launches arrive for me every day, and I slap them on to my skin, hair, and body to see if ...
Viral Skincare Trends: What works and what’s overhyped? A dermatologist weighs in
Wondering which viral skincare trends actually work? A dermatologist rates six popular beauty hacks, from ice face dipping to slugging and skin cycling, revealing what's worth trying and what to skip.
Is Cryo Skincare the New Red Light Therapy?
Move over, red light therapy. Cryo skincare is the latest beauty trend popping up in our feed, but is effective and safe? I chatted with an expert on everything you need to know before trying it out.
Dermatologist rates 6 skincare trends popular on social media: Dipping face in ice cold water to face taping
Gurveen Waraich rates skincare trends which are popular on social media, including face taping and dipping face in ice water.
Into natural beauty? Tropic Skincare’s 2025 Advent Calendar needs to be on your radar for the festive season
Housed in a chic and compact box, with forest green pull-out drawers, the Tropic Skincare advent calendar makes for a luxurious unboxing experience throughout December. With its contents boasting a ...
Are Skincare Claims Just Marketing Hype? Experts Cut Through Beauty’s Empty Promises
Just as being able to translate an ingredient label helps us care for our skin, understanding which skincare claims are marketing fluff and which are evidence-backed empowers you to make the best ...
Everything you need to know about oil vs. water-based skincare
Choosing between oil-based and water-based skincare depends on your skin type. Oil-based products suit dry or mature skin, offering deep hydration. Water-based options are lighter, ideal for oily or ...
Dermatologists Say You Should Never Combine These Skincare Ingredients
But using too many strong, proven ingredients at once can lead to a variety of not-so-pleasant side effects such as redness, dryness and irritation, she says, “and if your skin can’t tolerate ...