Covent Garden, the capital’s home of beauty, kicked off their annual Beautython last week with a panel discussion on the future of beauty in collaboration with Glamour Mag.
Guests at the Covent Garden event, held The Shop at Bluebird, were also able to donate products to Give & Make Up, a non-profit initiative founded by Caroline Hirons which gets everyday toiletry essentials into the hands of women and children.
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The British Beauty Council, in partnership with UNiDAYS and Sephora UK, has announced the return of the Student Beauty Shadow Board for 2026 – introducing new opportunities designed to give students even greater access to real-world industry experience. Building on...
From bodycare to haircare and fragrance, there are far-reaching implications of weight-loss medications for the beauty industry and brands across categories. GLP-1 weight loss medications have moved beyond the clinic. What began as a treatment for type 2 diabetes has...