This mortician beautifies corpses for a living

25 Jan

From the individuals extracting earwax out of your eardrum to the quiet crusaders shaving skin off your feet, in our monthly series The Professionals we meet the people taking pride within the nitty gritty side of beauty. What happens to our bodies after we die? For most individuals, it’s an uncomfortable thought. Skin slippage, rigid limbs and rotting flesh are wonderful in the event that they’re making shock appearances in horror movies, but after they’re being confronted as a part of our own personal future, all of it starts to feel a bit too real. For morticians, though, these grisly truths are barely value a second thought. Their job is to maintain corpses fresh and appealing – masking death’s telltale signs through...

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19 Sep

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22 Dec

Latest Beauty Executive Appointments at Lauder, Living Proof and

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Latest Beauty Executive Appointments at Lauder, Living Proof and

A slew of recent appointments are afoot in beauty‘s C-suites. Lauren Brindley Lucy Hewett After occupying the role for the last six years, Lauren Brindley will step down from being head of beauty and private care at Walgreens Boots Alliance, at the tip of July. The departure is reportedly an amicable one, and Brindley is alleged to be pursuing an undisclosed external opportunity. Katie Glowski alexandre weinberger Katie Glowski has been recruited as Living Proof’s latest chief sales officer. Glowski previously spent five years on the L’Oréal Luxe Division, most recently as general vice chairman of retail sales and business strategies. Lanaia Edwards courtesy photo Just over two-and-a-half years into her tenure as vice chairman of worldwide marketing at the corporate, Lanaia Edwards has been promoted to chief marketing...

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29 Oct

Beauty gap: how the price of living crisis is

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Beauty gap: how the price of living crisis is

As we re-evaluate our spending and kind our purchases into needs and needs, beauty can feel hard to put “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 once I first left uni. I’m living in my overdraft, and once I’ve been paid I believe ‘oh I’ll treat myself and get nails done’ after which I...

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