After eight months of anticipation, Victoria Beckham has officially launched her namesake beauty line.

Since announcing plans to launch her own beauty collection in early 2019, Victoria has been sharing hints on social media accounts with hashtags like #NotPerfect and #CleanBeauty to tease beauty lovers about what her new collection will entail.

Fast forward to today, and the singer cum fashion designer has officially launched Victoria Beckham Beauty ahead of her London Fashion Week show on Sunday.

Judging by Instagram, it would seem like we’re basically living in the Nineties – but with the addition of social media. Everyone wears dungarees, bum bags and spaghetti straps, and now it looks like hairstyles are next to get the Nighties treatment.

Scrunchies have been back in business for a while now, and slowly but surely other retro hairstyles are infiltrating our feeds. This isn’t just the odd barrette but also major ways to style, colour or cut your hair.

When posts started appearing on the BaByliss Instagram account promising nothing less than ‘a new era in hair styling’, my interest was piqued to say the least.

What could it be? A hairdryer to rival the Dyson? A curling wand that delivers perfect waves?

But it turned out BaByliss was hinting at something I’ve always wanted, but never believed could be perfected: a cordless straightener.

Facial sprays are so much more than just a refreshing spritz.

Any skincare enthusiast will agree when we say moisture is key. Even after applying a moisturiser in the morning, your skin loses water throughout the day. And in a desert climate, this will happen faster.

Which is why periodically rehydrating your skin is important to keep your skin healthy, dewy and glowing.

Like so many of us, actor Ashley Benson has got a serious case of itchy feet at the end of summer and felt the urge to mix up her look.

And what better way to herald in a new season than a fresh haircut? With the help of hairstylist Marc Mena, Benson has gone for a lob – a long bob. The look is what Mena calls a “clavicle bob” – short enough to be called a bob, but long enough to graze your collarbone.

With thousands of new launches every year, it’s almost impossible to keep up with all the products, trends and buzzwords in the beauty industry, let alone know whether they’re right for you.

Just when you think you know your SPFs from your AHAs, along come a host of new acronyms to confuse us even more, not to mention all the ads that claim a certain serum or night cream will solve all your complexion problems. Will it really?!

After dominating the Eighties and Nineties, the French manicure fell out of fashion sometime after the dawn of the new millennium.

The classic design – nude nails with bright white tips – was too fussy for the Noughties, and short nails in block colours became the norm.

But, as with so many other Nineties fashion and beauty trends, French tips are back – but not like before.

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When it comes to beauty, we women are bombarded; overwhelmed with information on the latest cosmetic surgery trends, non-toxic beauty products, new skin tools, and the importance of self-care routines.

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Supermodels and celebs swear by coconut oil for a wealth of purposes, from removing eye make-up to moisturising dry shins.

The tropical fruit with the sweet-smelling flesh and refreshing juice has numerous beauty benefits, which is why it’s been harnessed in a host of new products, giving a nourishing boost to everything from fake tan to waxing strips.