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27 Aug

Organic, delicate, in mutation: Loki Dolor’s 3D designs captivate

Organic, delicate, in mutation: Loki Dolor’s 3D designs captivate
The Dazed Beauty Community is our ever-expanding encyclopaedia of creatives and emerging talent from across the world who are redefining the way we think about beauty. From supermodels to digital artists to makeup prodigies transforming themselves in their bedrooms, these are the beauty influencers of tomorrow who embody everything Dazed Beauty is about. Discover them here. “I make jewellery and wearable garments that blur the idea of how accessories can be worn on the body,” says Berlin-based creative Loki Dolor. They model many of their own creations on Instagram – extraordinary organic forms hanging from the nose, around eyes or mutating across the body in striking colour combinations.  These extreme body adornments are fascinating when still and the clips of them in...
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27 Aug

Is this £10,000 microplastic removal treatment really worth it?

Is this £10,000 microplastic removal treatment really worth it?
It’s claimed that we now ingest six times more microplastics than we did back in 1990. We are reportedly inhaling as much as 68,000 microplastic particles daily. They’ve been found in our blood, our organs, our breast milk and even our bones. It’s clear there is a problem. What’s been less clear is we solve it. But now, a new £10,000 treatment has emerged that promises to remove between 90 and 99 per cent of microplastics from your blood. Medical start-up Clarify Clinics has seen public figures like Orlando Bloom visit on Harley Street in the hopes of leaving with clean, filtered blood – but how far can we trust celebrity-endorsed (and slightly dystopian-feeling) treatments? Clarify Clinics ’s world-first ‘Clari Procedure’...
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27 Aug

Bush domination: The 8 most read beauty articles of

Bush domination: The 8 most read beauty articles of
In 2025, Dazed Beauty readers felt a pull towards stories that continued to probe the shifting landscape of contemporary beauty – a landscape that, this year, saw a backslide towards more conservative ideals. Conversely, many of the conversations that dominated our most-read pieces revolved around pubic hair: from guides to growing it out to analyses of bush-focused trends pushing back against that conservatism. And while last year’s top stories were preoccupied with tweakments and their permanence, this year’s favourites explore the long-term fallout of an industry addicted to optimisation. Here are eight of the most-viewed articles from this year. TikTok/president_bush_1 and mali.nalli This year’s pro-bush discourse mainly proliferated from an Etsy listing in which a seller posted a bikini for sale while...
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26 Aug

The latest way to biohack your body? Microchips in

The latest way to biohack your body? Microchips in
Microchip nailsGallery / 7 images Chipped nails have always been a nuisance – until now. Manicurists and marketers are transforming the everyday manicure into something more futuristic, with wearable-tech enthusiasts and beauty fans embedding NFC chips into nail art to share business details, social profiles or just about anything with a link, all with the tap of a finger. While it may feel like magic, the technology is not entirely new. Viral Oyster card nails made waves around a decade ago, while artist Arvida Bystrom used similar chips beneath her skin for a project soon afterwards. Short for “near-field communication”, NFC is the same technology used when scanning a biometric passport at the airport. According to Google Trends, searches for “NFC chip”...
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