My life has not been the worst, but most certainly not the best. A lot of my issues seem to come from the lack of self confidence, but there are some things about myself that I have not felt insecure about at all where most people would.

After launching in April this year, I distinctly remember not being able to go on social media a whole day without an ad for Wild popping up.

Growing up, I never had one length or style that I would keep. My mom always favoured my mid-back length, golden wavy hair, because it looked more feminine and modern in her eyes. On the contrary, my dad was not as picky about hair length or style, unless it was outrageous, inappropriate or immodest. Whether I had straight chin length hair or wavy hair that touched the bottom of my shoulders, he did not care as much as my mom did. As a little girl, my mom or the nanny would always put my hair up in pigtails, half-ponytails, ponytails or I would wear it completely down if I was too lazy to put it up or if my mom wanted to do my hair for me one Sunday morning. My mom never allowed me to have bangs, because she assumed that curly-haired people would not look appealing in bangs, even though I have always been attracted to bangs on both straight-haired and curly-haired people. The odd time, I would get my hair highlighted and colored during my childhood and adolescence. My dad did not like that, but my mom did not care if my hair was a slightly colored or highlighted. There was just something about bangs that caught my eye: that they looked mature, attractive, doll-like and at the same time youthful and modest. Sometimes, I felt too young and plain without bangs, but I couldn't be free to simply ask the hairdresser to give me bangs with my mom waiting for me in the waiting area at the hair stylist's.

People often have a lot of questions about skin imperfections, such as what are they, causes them and how can you get rid of them? Don’t worry! This takes place with one of our experienced, medical practitioners who can assess the imperfection and explain the treatment in detail to you. Natalie’s Skin Solutions will explain everything you need to know about skin imperfections.

Lockdown has been a strange time unlike any other, and the effects have spilt over into a lot of different areas of our life. Ranging from socialising and work to how we spend our money and time, many of us have turned to our own personal #glowup to remedy the effects of putting our lives on hold.

What we buy today makes us happy and our day a little merrier.

Before we talk tattoos, a question.

Hair loss, which affects approximately half of adults over the age of 50, can be stressful and detrimental to self confidence. Over the years, however, science has granted us the power to prevent and even reverse signs of losing our hair. The myriad hair loss treatments that we use today range from extremely simple methods—such as simply changing your hairstyle—to methods that come closer to the source of the problem, like medication and surgery. But how do you know which method is right for you? What method of hair loss treatment will be most effective in allowing you to look the way you want to look?

I started embracing my natural hair in 2017 after deciding to transit from a relaxed hair to a natural hair. Since then, I’ve promised myself to never get a relaxer again.

As a Sephora employee, I hear a lot of unpopular makeup opinions. I also get the luxury of trying every new product that rolls its way onto the black tile. But before I was a Sephora doll, I was a CVS drugstore beauty die-hard, and after you swatch enough liquid lipsticks and shimmer shadows, you start to wonder what that $20 price difference really boils down to. Is buying drug store makeup bad for you or your skin? Does using drugstore brands make you "bad" at makeup?

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I’ve seen a meme going around lately that jokes about perfect skin being wasted on children and MAN is that the truth! It seems like every day there is a new skin condition that pops up in attempt to strike down our dreams of clear, youthful skin. I like to consider myself a bit of a human guinea pig, so I’ve tried my fair share of skincare products, treatments, etc. in attempt to get perfect skin as well as go after any issue I’m having on my face at the time. My main concerns are typically breakouts, oiliness and then I’m a huge proponent of anti-aging at any age so being preventative on that front is my jam.

Makeup can be a powerful tool...

Body art is an incredibly and increasingly popular form of self-expression.

Tattoos are getting more and more elaborate and amazing. Artists are making great strives to push the envelope when it comes to tattoos. It only makes sense for tons of people to want to get tattoos. Interestingly enough it wasn't too long ago when tattoos were frowned upon. Tattoos are still frowned upon in most countries outside of western society. Not all of them or course. In fact western society has even appropriated some tattoos from other cultures.

I was a University student when I first discovered the phenom that is 'Patricia Bright' her infectious and uplifting personality had me hooked at once. That was 9 years ago since then I have proudly watched her brand flourish becoming one of the fastest-growing lifestyle YouTube channels in the UK.

One of my all time favourite YouTube channels of a wide variety includes Jeffree Star! The fashionista of style and makeup. This sexy dog mom built a booming empire from close to nothing. A singer and songwriter and founder of Jeffree Star Cosmetics and did I mention? A legend! Not only does this channel have an inspiring story line but every time I watch them there’s fun content they share in their teams adventures. Filled with glamour, humor, mansion tours, and sometimes drama fit for well almost everyone!

What will we not see these days?

Animals all over the world are being abused and tortured through animal testing of cosmetic products. Many places like the United States require new ingredients to be tested on animals before being released to the public, and China requires all makeup sold in the country to be tested on animals. But this behavior is not acceptable. There are thousands of already approved ingredients for companies to choose from for places like the United States, and if all makeup companies refuse to sell in China, they too could wake up to the reality of their cruel laws and save thousands of animals lives.

Does your dog need a new look? Have you tried lipstick? Here are the top ten lipsticks for dogs!

Many of us like to think we treat our bodies in the best way possible. We exercise at least five days a week, we eat right and cut out many negative habits of all forms to live a clean and peaceful life. I want you to sit back and ask yourself; have you ever looked at the label for your beauty products?

Fun Things to Incorporate Into Your Halloween Look

Hey guys!! This is my first post on here so bare with me!

This is my experience with lash extensions followed by my current falsies lash routine.

People often have a lot of questions about skin imperfections, such as what are they, causes them and how can you get rid of them? Don’t worry! This takes place with one of our experienced, medical practitioners who can assess the imperfection and explain the treatment in detail to you. Natalie’s Skin Solutions will explain everything you need to know about skin imperfections.

Fashion trends constantly changing, right now we're going through a sort of renaissance where beards are the big thing and a lot of people want to have big thick beards. Some people cannot physically grow a thick beard, they don't have a lot of facial hair and there are medical therapies that they can use to try and stimulate existing hair to grow on the face.

Are you in the early stages of gender transition; a more masculine-looking non-binary person; or just want to know how to really let your feminine side shine for all to see, without looking like a pantomime dame or a drag queen?

Growing up, I never had one length or style that I would keep. My mom always favoured my mid-back length, golden wavy hair, because it looked more feminine and modern in her eyes. On the contrary, my dad was not as picky about hair length or style, unless it was outrageous, inappropriate or immodest. Whether I had straight chin length hair or wavy hair that touched the bottom of my shoulders, he did not care as much as my mom did. As a little girl, my mom or the nanny would always put my hair up in pigtails, half-ponytails, ponytails or I would wear it completely down if I was too lazy to put it up or if my mom wanted to do my hair for me one Sunday morning. My mom never allowed me to have bangs, because she assumed that curly-haired people would not look appealing in bangs, even though I have always been attracted to bangs on both straight-haired and curly-haired people. The odd time, I would get my hair highlighted and colored during my childhood and adolescence. My dad did not like that, but my mom did not care if my hair was a slightly colored or highlighted. There was just something about bangs that caught my eye: that they looked mature, attractive, doll-like and at the same time youthful and modest. Sometimes, I felt too young and plain without bangs, but I couldn't be free to simply ask the hairdresser to give me bangs with my mom waiting for me in the waiting area at the hair stylist's.

'No Poo' is basically 'No Shampoo' and what it is is pretty much self-explanatory. It is intended to make your hair silky soft and lustrous and restore its natural shine which was stripped by the harsh chemicals that are used in shampoos. I have come across this during a conversation with a close one and thought, hmm..., maybe I should try it out.

I have a lot of dumb tattoos, I've made a lot of questionable makeup decisions, and I pierced my own nose in my high school bathroom at 17. So when we talk about "body art", I feel like I'm more of an abstract piece people see in the MoMA and wince at. Like, is it high quality? No. Can you compare it to the Mona Lisa? Probably not. I can get away with it, though, because art is subjective, and hey I'll drink to that.

Your beauty routine incorporates many different parts that you may not even realize. After all, beauty is on the inside as much as it is on the outside. Each of those parts must evolve as you leave summer and prepare for winter. The weather is changing, and so is the air around you, and possibly even your mood. To stay healthy and glowing this winter, here are some simple adjustments you can make to your beauty routine.

Without a name, without a face, without a soul... for it takes on the form and alias of all that it inhabits. This demon has stalked this earth since the moment mankind consumed itself with the bitterness of self doubt, hatred, and fear. You see this anonymous demon feeds off those of whom have given into the temptation of a hidden insecurity, a forbidden self hate, a shadow of doubt... and so the list goes on. As it slowly takes your form, this demon sinks its razor teeth into your deepest fears and consumes your soul.

•How do you get beauty on budget? That depends on what type of makeup products you want; can you get high end products on a budget? Absolutely it depends on where you go and how much you want or are willing to spend.

2020 is a popular year that a lot of old trends are coming back. Makeup has always been a big part of women's beauty routine and now a lot of women spending a lot more time on eye makeup. What is popular now is to bring back old trends and merging them with modern trends to create a whole new beauty standard.

Ever since I was a young girl, I loved Disney.

Last week I went to the mall to just kinda like wander around and kill an hour or so of my life.

After launching in April this year, I distinctly remember not being able to go on social media a whole day without an ad for Wild popping up.

What we buy today makes us happy and our day a little merrier.

You're probably thinking to yourself, "Oh God what injection do I need to get and how much is it going to cost?" or you could be thinking "Hurry up and tell me what the cure is!". I promise I will but chances are if you are reading this then you may be frustrated with constant acne outbreaks or dry skin. Trust me, I used to have the worst skin ever and I hated it. But luckily, I found a product that solved all my skin problems. Now, before I tell you what it is I used to clear all this up I am going to give you a little back story of how I came to find the cure, La Mer.

Skincare is the new makeup.

Beyond vanity, going to the dermatologist is also a medical and preventive matter. The control of the health of the skin and hair is little demanded, and it is not only about aesthetics and beauty, but its care is vital.