Whilst you can quite easily get hold of shampoo bars and of course the classic soap bar, skincare in a bar was a rarer find – until now. With efficacious solid exfoliators, serums and eye balms, it’s never been easier to build a simple but well-rounded skincare routine purely with solid beauty.
Is 2025 the year of AI takeover? If anything, AI takes a back seat to serve a return to simplicity and provide the information and tools to showcase your individuality. Rather than brand new trends, these 2025 movements are evolutions from the past few years.
Veganuary may be just once a year, but your beauty routine can go vegan all year round. The easiest and surest way to spot a vegan product is to look out for a vegan certification logo from the likes of The Vegan Society, ensuring 100% vegan formulations.
We’re increasingly concerned about how to dispose of beauty empties responsibly, but there’s still confusion around how to dispose of them. On-pack instructions are becoming easier to decipher, but the more we talk about it, the more it’ll become second nature. So how recyclable are haircare empties?
Now a global phenomenon, Veganuary challenges people to follow a vegan lifestyle for one month. Regardless of your dietary preferences, this can be an opportunity to re-assess your beauty and wellbeing routine. Here I share my top 5 beauty and wellbeing brands for January and beyond.
From campaigning against animal cruelty to creating organic certified products and developing solid beauty, many years of brand innovation and dedication have led to new ethical standards in beauty. Here are six beauty brands I think deserve a standing ovation for doing the right thing, when no one else was willing to take the leap.
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