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Kingsley A: Haircare

Haircare

What every teen needs to feel great in their own skin

The Ultimate No Nonsense Guide

Teen Skincare

There is no one more synonymous with style than Coco Chanel. Her pillars of simplicity, elegance, comfort, nautical, monochrome, and the iconic little black dress remain relevant today. Coco Chanel: The Style Principles gives you ideas to elevate your everyday outfits with wise, fashionable, and accessible tips. Throughout these pages, you will find photography of the timeless and classic looks that embody the beloved Chanel brand, while simultaneously learning how to tailor these looks to your own closet and personal style. Not only will you learn how to dress in the Chanel-style, but you'll also learn about the extraordinary legacy behind the prolific French fashion creator. This handy little book has everything you need to know about the guiding principles that make her influence iconic.

The Style Principles

Coco Chanel

Let me tell you a secret: you don't need to spend a fortune to get that Parisian glow. Do you feel overwhelmed by multiple-step skincare routines, intimidated by long lists of ingredients or just exhausted by the sheer number of products available? Do you just want a simple routine that's going to lead to incredible skin? Well, look no further. Let Dr Marine Vincent, French pharmacist and founder of The French Pharmacy, show you how to look after your skin in a simple, efficient and affordable way. In these pages, Dr Marine distils all her expert knowledge to focus on simplicity, guiding you through how to establish good habits that will deliver results without any fuss. She will: - Show you how to build your own skincare routine, no matter your skin type, budget or age - Give you her top recommended French skincare products (La Roche Posay, Avène and Bioderma to name a few) - Provide tailored routines for specific skincare conditions, such as rosacea, acne and eczema, amongst others - Talk you through the science of skincare and what the different ingredients actually mean This is Dr Marine's love letter to where she came from; the French pharmacy shelves, the handwritten beauty tips and quiet rituals that shaped her view of skincare as self-care. The French Skincare Bible will show you how to embrace your individuality and cultivate self-confidence, à la française. It is more than a routine: it's a philosophy.

The French Skincare Bible

The ultimate skincare guide for Black women

The ultimate skincare guide for Black women

The Definitive Skincare Guide

Black Skin

'Even before we get to introduce ourselves by name, our hair has already started to tell stories about who we are, where we are from and where we are at. Our hair is tangled up in the interplay of race, gender, class, nationality, sexuality, power and beauty. It is an avid storyteller and a consummate performer - whether we like it or not. If our hair could talk, what stories would it tell about us?'

Why Black Hair Can't Be Just Hair

Disentangled

Ingredients

The Ordinary

A behind-the-scenes look at how a simple idea born from a real need grew into a brand that transformed a category.

From having a viable idea to taking on an established market with a scalable, purpose-led brand, Making Business Child's Play reveals what it takes to be a successful challenger in Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG).

Told with warmth, clarity and real-world examples, Joanna Jensen shares the journey, decision-making process, setbacks and turning points that defined the early years of Childs Farm, the UK's leading baby &amp; child personal care brand.

If you have a great business idea but feel daunted by the idea of bringing it to life, this book will show you what's possible and how to get there.

How to Build a Winning Brand

Making Business Child's Play

Here in lies the story of the meteoric rise, and devastating fall, of Cosmetics To Go, the dynamic cosmetics brand that revolutionised bathing and enchanted customers with their innovative offerings, all well ahead of their time.

The Story of the Company That Came Before Lush

Cosmetics to Go

Following the success of All About Yves and Absolutely Chanel, a beautiful fashion monograph by Catherine Örmen completing the trilogy; this time on Dior. The book includes a wealth of lavish imagery and fascinating inserts, including rare facsimile documents and ephemera (invitations to the couture house's first collections, Christian Dior's handwritten design notes and original sketches etc.)

From Christian Dior's 'New Look' to Maria Grazia Chiuri's dazzling tenure as Creative Director, this unique volume explores the colourful history of the luxury monolith that is the house of Dior.

Dior For Ever

Inner peace Glowing skin The perfect body How far would you go? Jane Dorner has two modes: PR Jane is twenty-five, breezy, clever in a non-threatening way and eager to sell you a feminist vibrator. Actual Jane is twenty-nine, drifting through mediocre workdays and lackluster dates while paralysed by her crushing mountain of overdue bills. Enter the impossibly gorgeous Cass, whom Jane discovers scrolling through Instagram - proprietor of a 'wellness retreat' based out of a ramshackle country house that may or may not be giving off cult vibes. Suddenly Jane realizes she might have found the one ladder she can climb. But inner peace, shiny hair and glowing skin always comes at a price . . . ________ 'Jane Austen on steroids. It's that sharp, that wicked, that laceratingly true' Michael Cunningham, author of The Hours 'Money, influence, and perfect skin do not always make for good chemistry' Elle 'A welcome dose of satire for anyone who's been duped by yoni eggs, vagina scented candles, or TikTok tarot readers' i-D

A desperate young publicist tries to save her career by turning a grungy retreat centre and its charismatic leader into the hot new self-care brand in this darkly comedic, razor-sharp send-up of the wellness industry. For fans of Halle Butler's THE NEW ME, Abigail Bergstrom's WHAT A SHAME and Liane Moriaty's NINE PERFECT STRANGERS

'Jane Austen on steroids' (Michael Cunningham, author of The Hours)

The Glow

The pursuit of youth and beauty transcends time periods. As now, women in the early modern period also sought to turn back the clock using cosmetic recipes promising beauty and clear, younger-looking skin. Facing Decay systematically examines early modern visual art, anti-aging recipes, and a range of other writings to investigate the period's obsession with youth and beauty--and their corollary anxiety about age and decay. It provides the first examination of not only why but how early modern women sought to fight the appearance of old age. Author Erin Griffey argues that youthful skin was not simply a cosmetic pursuit but was regarded as a signal of health, and thus beauty regimens intersected with medical practice. She takes beauty and its decay seriously and links therapeutic cosmetics to not only medical knowledge but also scientific ingenuity, social benefit, and cultural agency.This interdisciplinary book negotiates both the representations and the practical applications of beauty culture in early modern Europe through the history of art, society, medicine, and science. It is a fascinating and frequently surprising work that should appeal to anyone interested in the history of women, aging, medicine, beauty culture, and beauty recipes.

Beauty, Aging, and Cosmetics in Early Modern Europe

Facing Decay

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