3 h. ago Shoppers say 'skin has never been so wonderful' thanks to this pigmentation

This pigmentation-correcting serum could be just the ticket for achieving a brighter, more even complexion - and it promises to deliver noticeable changes in a matter of weeks

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1 week ago Boots shoppers say this 'bargain' £10 collagen powder plumps skin and reduces lines

As part of today's Boots £10 Tuesday deals, this marine collagen powder is reduced down from its usual price of £30 to £10 - and shoppers have reported impressive results

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1 week ago ‘Absolute bargain’ £10 collagen powder that shoppers say plumps skin and reduces lines

Collagen supplements are super popular now, but they can be expensive – but shoppers are stocking up on this one while it's reduced down to £10 for a limited time only

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2 w. ago Liz Earle fans have just hours to get £67 'wrinkle reducing' cream for £16

The new Superskin Relaxing Four-Piece Bundle costs £65 and includes a £67.50 moisturiser shoppers say 'transformed their skin'

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2 w. ago Primark's 'inexpensive' £17 autumn buy makes shoppers feel good in their skin

Bargain hunters have been flocking to Primark to pick up some autumnal new-ins, and one woman was left feeling 'in love' with one particular outfit because it suited her so much

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2 w. ago The £27 eyeliner that blends so well on mature skin, shoppers in their 60s call it 'best ever'

"Glides on. Super blendable. Stays in place. I’m 62 and I’ve tried it all. This is the best I’ve ever found! I just place a couple dots, and smudge out. Looks natural. No harsh lines. So pretty."

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3 w. ago Sephora workers on the rise of chaotic child shoppers: ‘She looked 10 years old and her skin was burning’

Preteens are parroting influencer speak, stealing and demanding anti-ageing products. Experts say the pressure to fit in is intense – and the beauty stores aren’t helpingJessica, 25, was working a shift at Sephora when a little girl who looked about 10 ran up to one of her colleagues, crying. “Her skin was burning,” Jessica said, “it was tomato red. She had been running around, putting every acid you can think of on the palm of her hand, then all over her face. One of our estheticians had to tend to her skin. Her parents were nowhere to be seen.”Former Sephora employee KM, 25, has her war stories too. Like the day a woman was caught shoplifting and told the security guard “she was trying to steal because her kid was getting bullied because she didn’t have a Dior lip gloss. [The mom] couldn’t afford it but her daughter told her she is going to get made fun of at school.” Continue reading...

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