Branching out from modelling, beautiful Victoria's Secret model Miranda Kerr is launching her own beauty line. Apparently involved heavily in the product development process - from manufacturing through to packaging - Kerr named the line Kora, after a type of pilgrimage and meditation in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
A few shots from the launch campaign have come to light, showing a naked Miranda with loose waves in her hair, and looking natural and raw; exactly what the organic skin care range is promoting.
After several long winter months of having my legs tucked away under tights, the first warm days of Spring are appearing and I'm excited to test out a new self-tanning product that will, hopefully, make my ghastly white pins socially acceptable again. The product in question is Summer Glow by Antidote; and the promises it makes are nothing really new. No bad smells? I've heard that a million times before. But the first thing I can tell you about Antidote's fake tan is that, true to its word, it doesn't smell bad. In fact, it actually smells rather good.

Oh Lindsay Lohan, how you do amuse me. Not not just for your wild child antics. Nor because you simply love posing naked. No, it's because you're one of the few Americans who have an British sense of humour. At least, I assume you do. After all, your launching of a fake tan product, Sevin Nyne Spray Tan, can only be a tongue-in-cheek attempt at self-depreciation. Right? Of course I'm right. After all, you've had far too many fake tan accidents, and even no tan at all, to lend any credibility to a fake tan product. Humour. You jest. It's April Fools a few weeks early.

I've not yet had the chance to visit New Zealand, but I'm fast becoming convinced that plenty of good things come out of that little country. Beached whales for one. My latest find, though, is an unassuming, unimposing little bunch of products by a NZ brand called Ecostore.

Principessa's tagline is "beauty products for the urban princess" - and they're true to their word. Wrapped up in what can only be described as the ultimate girly-girl pink packaging, you can't help but feel that any product is a delightful indulgence. Available at SassiSam.com, the Principessa range includes everything from whipped body cream to sugar scrub to hair & body powder. They also come in cute (and awfully handy) travel packs.

As dedicated lovers of fashion, we all know that the softness of genuine cashmere can't be beaten. So how about taking the luxury of cashmere, and applying it to skincare? In your MSFW High Fashion, High Tea giftbag, you'll have the opportunity to sample Palmolive's luxurious Pure Cashmere shower cream, which contains extract of 100% natural cashmere.

For all the money I spend on skincare and moisturisers and the like, I must confess that when it comes to shaving I'm a bit of a cheap-arse (particularly in Winter - much to the disdain of the men in my life). So when I received a Schick Quattro for review, my expectation was for another over-priced piece of plastic and metal that wouldn't do my skin any great favours.
I was pleasantly surprised.

When I first glanced across some of the recent paparazzi photos of Lindsay Lohan it crossed my mind that she'd finally stopped wearing black leggings. The actress come singer come Marylin Monroe breast-a-like had finally moved on, found something else, expanded her horizons. And what did I think she'd found? White leggings. Out with the black, in with the white.
Or was stung by a bee.
It wasn't that long ago that Lindsay Lohan got some apparent cosmetic surgery, now it seems another Hollywood diva has joined her.

Paris Hilton breaks the "don't go outside" rule, and is the latest person to wear the trout pout.
I'm all for plastic surgery. Whether it's because Mother Nature has started to take her cruel toll, or because various parts of you might have needed the odd enhancement to begin with, as long as you're comfortable with it then go for it. Within reason.
You see, "within reason" really is the key. And Lindsay Lohan has completely overlooked it.
