Need a quick natural make up look for date night? Model-actress Emily Ratajkowski from Gone Girl and the Blurred Lines music video shows you how in this Vogue video…
Products to revive dry and damaged winter hair - for under £20!
The perfect 5 minute date night look by model-actress Emily Ratajkowski
Model Candice Swanepoel's 10-Minute Guide to Natural Make-up and Fake Freckles
Victoria's Secret model Candice Swanepoel reveals in this Vogue video how to do sunkissed skin, faux freckles, and the perfect lip tint.
What hair colour is best for me?
What’s the best hair dye for you?
Click here to start the L’Oreal Paris quiz and find out.
Men's style: What hair suits my face?
Thinking of going for a new style? Sometimes it’s hard to break free of our usual “short back and sides” comfort zone, but with this handy face shape guide from birchbox.com, you can choose a look that works with your face, not against it.
How to fake a fringe with your own hair (long hair needed!)
Always wanted a fringe but too scared to go for the chop? Fake a fringe with this easy hair tutorial (long hair needed).
The secret to the perfect home blowdry
Want to know how to get that salon look at home? Click here for the secret to the perfect blowdry.
Expert winter skincare secrets
Use a sheet mask for extra moisture.
Moisturise day and night!
Don't forget sun cream.
Apply an antioxidant serum.
Hydrate the scalp with a hair mask.
Always carry a lip balm.
Five ways to avoid hat hair this winter
Winter. Not only does it mean colder weather, it plays havoc with your hairstyle!
Follow our five tips for avoiding hat hair this winter.
Make sure your hair is completely dry
It sounds obvious but if you put your hat on wet hair you’re going to create some funky looking new style when you take it off!
Choose your hat carefully
A coarse beanie will frizz up your hair more than a smoother one — which is why cashmere, silk, or angora are the best picks.
Make sure your beanie fits
The tighter the beanie, the worse the hat hair.
Reduce static
Reduce static by making sure your hair is nice and moisturised before throwing on a hat. Cutting back on heat tools helps with this, as does a good hair oil or moisturising cream.
Style your hair pre-hat
Try a low ponytail or loose plaits to minimise the dreaded hat hair.
Wow this winter with this amazing make up tutorial
Legendary Pixi Woo shows us how to look fresh and fab this winter.