Beauty Care Articles

Want a tattoo, but not HIV, Hepatitis B, or other nasties? With these tips, you'll know what to look out for before you get inked.

Before work, you don't want to spend hours washing and blow-drying your hair - ideally, you'd spend just five minutes so you could have more time in bed. Take a look at these awesome up-do's for autumn/winter that are perfect for work & play.

False eyelashes are a fab fix for nights on the town - what could be prettier than gorgeously fluttery lashes? But they're heavy, fiddly to apply and can fall off quite easily. Mascaras are great for daytime, but can they really do the job for a party?

A makeup bag containing all of the products outlined below will easily take you from work to play and out on the town in a flash. Read on to find out whether you're fully stocked and if not, which products you need to go shopping for!makeup-cosmetics

You don't need to transform your body to get bikini ready - you just need to learn how to feel good about yourself.

When you're used to doing your makeup in a certain way, you can easily get stuck in a routine, which means that you could be making mistakes without even realizing it. Read on to learn about the 6 most common makeup mistakes and how to fix them.

You ate lots of food. You drank lots of alcohol. You danced, you swam in the sea and you stretched out in the sun. But now you're home, your skin and your hair is crying out for a little TLC. Follow our detox guide to get your glam back.

We're big fans of fake tan. Not only because it gives skin a beautiful golden glow, but because it gives you the look of having sat out in the sun without any of the damage. Learn how to choose the perfect tanner with these tips.

The anti-aging industry is the largest part of the health and beauty industry and with business booming, more and more gals in their 20s are using anti-aging creams. But do you really need to use an anti-aging cream? Read on to find out.

Too much work, too much partying and too little sleep can all take a toll on your skin. But why? More and more studies have shown that stress - even small amounts of stress - can trigger skin complaints or make existing problems even worse.