Beauty
What does milk smell like? The fragrance world is suddenly (and oddly) obsessed
Once associated with comfort and softness, milk is now emerging as one of the beauty industry's most unexpected fragrance inspirations.
Vanity Fare: Face and eye creams that are redefining skincare rituals
From brightening to anti-ageing, these face and eye creams address multiple skincare goals.
The right shave: What you need to consider when shopping for electric razors
There are almost as many electric razors available as there are faces, hair and beards out there. Which one to buy? Should it be wet, dry or both? Foil or rotary?
Vanity Fare: Your skin needs support too, starting with the right serum
As modern skincare shifts toward barrier repair and long-term maintenance, serums have become the concentrated step many rely on to keep stressed, tired or ageing skin supported.
Perfection not the goal: 'Done but not overdone' hairstyle is K-beauty's new hit
Across runways and celebrity feeds, the emphasis is clear. Hair styles are leaning into natural, loose and subtle looks, a quiet recalibration of what romantic means.
From fillers to facials, how bridal beauty prep can become a year-long ritual
Ahead of their weddings, more brides in the US are investing months in injectables, facials and skin treatments to achieve a polished, camera-ready glow.
Ask The Expert: The essential beauty guide to colouring your hair
Ask The Expert is a monthly column to answer your questions on topics related to fashion and beauty. In this edition, founder of Ffp Hair Salon Brandon Ng gives his expert advice on hair colouring.
Douyin or mori? There’s a battle of makeup trends brewing in the K-beauty scene
Two contrasting East Asian makeup trends are gaining traction in South Korea, with the soft, natural mori girl look and the bold, detail-heavy Douyin style offering opposing visions of modern beauty.
Rituals of rest and reset: Beauty appointments are now modern self-care escapes
Beauty appointments are no longer just about maintenance and aesthetics, but increasingly serve as wellness-led rituals that help people slow down, reset and reconnect with themselves.
Vanity Fare: Barrier repair and glow-boosting skincare steals the spotlight
Skincare is shifting away from quick fixes and increasingly focusing on long-term skin health, resilience and overall longevity.
