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8 Apr

The Makeup Museum is exploring the sociological history of

For Makeup Museum co-founder Doreen Bloch, the history of cosmetics is ‘central to how humans have evolved’ – here she shares glimpses of its prized treasures and divulges how the sweetness trends of today connect us to the past Taken from the winter 2022 issue of Dazed. You'll be able to buy a duplicate of our latest issue here Doreen Bloch was reading through transcripts of telephone conversations between Jackie Kennedy, then first lady, and dermatologist Dr Erno Laszlo when she became confused. The conversation was almost unintelligible, with each Kennedy and Dr Laszlo using cryptic language, trailing off mid-sentence and making oblique references to unspecified “circumstances”. Unsure of what she had stumbled upon, Bloch consulted with presidential...

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8 Apr

Wellness Platform Form Launches Nutrition Vertical – WWD

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Wellness Platform Form Launches Nutrition Vertical – WWD

Form, a female-focused fitness platform founded by Sami Clarke and Sami Bernstein, is adding a nutrition vertical. In line with Clarke, Form users and her followers have been asking for nutrition content greater than anything. Form founder Sami Clarke. stefaniemphoto “Nutrition might be probably the most asked thing I get which is funny because I’ve all the time been a fitness trainer, but I feel people understand that food could be somewhat bit more complex than even figuring out,” Clarke told WWD. Due to this fact, she worked with a dietitian to create the Form dietary program, which launches Monday with 50 recipes for breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks and desserts. Meals include all the pieces from tahini Buddha bowls to apple nachos, though Clarke said...

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8 Apr

Eyeshadow tutorials

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8 Apr

Beauty gap: how the fee of living crisis is

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Beauty gap: how the fee of living crisis is

As we re-evaluate our spending and type our purchases into needs and desires, beauty can feel hard to position “I’ve stopped getting acrylics, sunbeds and haircuts. I used to get my nails done every month, and get balayage done. Now I’m giving myself haircuts and doing my very own nails because there’s just no way I can afford it anymore,” says 24-year-old communications consultant Siobhan Fitzsimons. “It’s heartbreaking to be working so hard and in real terms to be earning less money than I did after I first left uni. I’m living in my overdraft, and after I’ve been paid I feel ‘oh I’ll treat myself and get nails done’ after which I...

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