If your self-tan never seems to look quite right in winter, the problem may not be your tanning product but the condition of your skin.

A growing number of beauty enthusiasts are looking for skincare products that do more than simply sit underneath makeup. Instead, they're seeking formulas that improve how makeup applies while also delivering long-term skincare benefits.

Now, Australian skincare brand MSSKIN claims to have solved one of turmeric skincare’s biggest problems with what it describes as the world’s first stain-free turmeric clay mask.

The glazed skin trend is not slowing down anytime soon, and now Australian skincare brand Skin Control is turning one of beauty’s biggest skincare trends into a single spray.

Cult skincare brand Paula’s Choice is marking its 31st anniversary with its biggest sale of the year, offering 25 per cent off sitewide as beauty shoppers continue chasing science-backed skincare products that actually deliver results.

Glossy, luminous skin is having a major beauty moment right now, and Bali Body is leaning directly into the trend with the launch of a new SPF50 sunscreen designed to deliver both protection and a bronzed glow.

Gen Z isn’t just buying skincare; they’re interrogating it. Ingredient awareness is reshaping how this cohort shops, with a growing focus on what’s actually inside the bottle rather than what’s trending on TikTok.

Standfirst: A new DIY lash lift kit promises salon-style results at home, as cost-conscious Australians rethink their beauty routines.

As autumn settles in and that hard-earned summer glow starts to fade, instant tan is having a serious moment, with young women swapping salon visits for quick, at-home fixes that deliver the same bronzed payoff. The shift is being driven by a mix of practicality and budget pressure. With the cost-of-living squeeze still biting, spending $50 or more on a professional spray tan is starting to feel like a luxury rather than a routine. Enter instant tan, the low-commitment altern

A new launch from one of Australia’s leading acne brands is blurring the line between skincare and self-expression, with pimple patches stepping confidently into the spotlight.

The Australian brand’s latest launch focuses on performance-driven formulas priced under $35, tapping into growing consumer demand for accessible products that still target real hair concerns.

Australian body care brand Sundae Body is tapping into the country’s love of brunch culture with the launch of a new whipped shower foam collection inspired by sweet breakfast favourites.