Six beauty tips that will change your life
DULL skin? Lacklustre locks? A new beauty book landed on our desks recently with the most extensive guide to beautiful skin, hair, mind and body we’ve ever seen.
DULL skin? Lacklustre locks? A new beauty book landed on our desks recently with the most extensive guide to beautiful skin, hair, mind and body we’ve ever seen.
A NEW generation of celebrities committed to ageing gracefully is rewriting the definition of beauty in Hollywood, writes KATRINA LAWRENCE.
JUST when you think you’ve seen it all comes a video which tops the definition of gross. Warning: Not for the faint-hearted.
WE GET it people like taking photos of food and themselves, we don’t judge. But when you take a photo of say yourself and food WHILE in surgery then we have questions.
OPINION: I’M short. I have fine hair and a tummy 12 years after having my boy but the things I never thought I’d like about my body, I now do . Here’s why.
THEY’RE about to be banned across four states, but once you read about all the icky things that can happen from solarium use, you might not be so disappointed.
OVER a billion people tuned in to see the glitz and glamour of the Miss World 2014 pageant last night. So who was crowned victorious?
A WOMAN known as the “boob goddess” hopes to rake in cash with her new invention she claims can make a woman’s bust larger and firmer.
INSPIRED by the allure of French pharmacies, the dermocosmetic skincare sector is booming in Australia, writes KATRINA LAWRENCE.
When I look at photos of Victoria’s Secret angels, I don’t feel empowered. I don’t feel inspired. And I defintely don’t feel like going out and buying a pair of bedazzled panties.
BEAUTY vlogger Zoe Sugg has 6,678,979 YouTube subscribers. But there are also millions who just can’t stand her.
SHE’S got millions of followers and now her new book has sold more copies in its first week than J.K Rowling. But not everyone is a fan of beauty vlogger Zoe Sugg.
IT’S the little secret of an increasing number of image conscious Aussie blokes who are turning to cosmetic procedures to smooth out their rough edges.
TODAY is Kick a Ginger Day, a terrible legacy of the TV show South Park which we don’t endorse at all. So to celebrate our fiery-haired friends, here’s a list of things you probably don’t know about redheads.
THIS is Lammily. She has the body of an average 19-year-old women and comes with acne, cellulite, stretch marks and tattoos.
THERE’S really no better way to launch a beauty range than by looking pretty beautiful yourself, and Lara Bingle is the new benchmark.
WELL, this is refreshing. A new lingerie shoot from American Vogue features five beautiful women of all shapes, sizes and colours.
GWYNETH, is that you? Make-up giant Max Factor has transformed Gwyneth Paltrow into a modern Marilyn Monroe — and she’s never looked better.
There are no ifs or butts as to what Kim Kardashian is famous for. Her photoshoot with Paper magazine clears it up once and for all.
IT SEEMS everyone wants a bit booty right now. Women are copying the Kardashians, J. Lo and Nicki Minaj by getting surgery, doing special workouts and wearing padded underwear.
CALVIN Klein have been embroiled in controversy after Myla Dalbesio, face of their latest lingerie line, revealed she was “definitely bigger” than any model before her.
HOW far would you go for the perfect selfie? Larger eyes and a thinner face — it’s all possible now with just a touch of a button.
SEVERAL adults and children were asked ‘What would you change about your body?’ Their responses are totally fascinating.
WELL this is enough to get most of us in a spot of bother. Dr Oz has revealed the best way to get rid of a zit and it shouldn’t hurt a bit.
A PHOTO of a size eight TopShop customer beside a super-skinny mannequin has caused outrage after being posted online. You’ve never seen legs this spindly before.
REBECCA Judd has weighed into the body image debate, telling thin-shamers to get a grip.
DEODORANT has been part of our grooming regimen for more than 100 years, but questions have now risen about their “side effects”.
A WOMAN can totally be a Victoria’s Secret Angel and a feminist — just ask Tyra Banks.
IF YOU’VE ever spent time in front of the mirror wondering why your face doesn’t fit into the typical square, round, oval or heart parameters, boy do we have news for you.
THERE’S nothing wrong with wearing makeup. It can be a fun way to express yourself, and there’s no harm in wanting to look good. But why do you wear it? And would anything really change if you stopped?
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