6 h. ago I’m fussy about face SPF, but I’ve finally found my favourite formula

The formula nourishes the skin while blurring imperfections

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4 d. ago 9 best skin tints reviewed by our beauty editors that were 'love at first swipe'

Skin tints are having a moment, and should be top of your beauty shopping list this season. Here we've rounding up our best tints and lightweight foundations for all skin types

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9 d. ago 14 best skin tints and sheer foundations our beauty editors call 'love at first swipe'

Skin tints are having a moment, and should be top of your beauty shopping list this season. Here we've rounding up our best tints and lightweight foundations for all skin types

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1 week ago Rihanna's Fenty Beauty skin tint now has 20% off and feels 'like nothing on the skin'

The Fenty Blurring Skin Tint is the perfect option for those who still want a little coverage but something that's lightweight and breathable for summer, and it's now 20% off

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1 week ago Fenty Beauty blurring skin tint 'feels like nothing on the skin' and has 20% off

Summer calls for a lightweight foundation and this Fenty Beauty skin tint gives you the perfect combination of light coverage whilst blurring imperfections – and it now has 20% off

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1 week ago Rhode, Rare, R.E.M: The celebrity beauty brands that have thrived (and ones that didn't)

Not everyone can build a Fenty Beauty-style empire, or become the mastermind behind a Rhode lip gloss phone case. What about the ones who got left behind? asks Maddy Mussen

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3 w. ago Your chance to stare down a god: inside the British Museum’s mesmerising look at Indian religions

A show full of deities, snakes and shrines puts three ancient faiths in the spotlight. Our writer seeks out its inspiration in the bustling metropolis of MumbaiIt’s the eyes that stay with you – piercing black discs that seem to vibrate against the intense orange of a goddess’s skin. The rest is a blur of silver, yellow and saffron as temple attendants encourage you to move, clockwise, around the murti, or sacred statue. For a moment it’s as if this shrine is the one fixed point in the whole city.The goddess in question is Mumba, the patron of Mumbai, her temple at the beating heart of one of the most densely populated areas on Earth. A few streets to the east is the green and white splendour of Minara mosque. To the north is the intricately carved Jain temple of Parshwanath. All around is the noise and commerce of a place that Indians regard as their version of New York and LA combined – “the city of dreams”. Yet, far from being a godless metropolis, this is a place where religion ...

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