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Whenever Caroline Hirons recommends a product, we take note.The skin expert and founder of Skin Rocks is know for her honest, no-nonsense advice, and so when she says something is worth your money, it often flies off the shleves – and it looks like her latest recommendation is no different. Posting a selfie to her Instagram page, Caroline wrote, "Not since the Curel mist have I used something (non-SR!) and thought ‘My giddy aunt you absolutely need this...’ But you absolutely need the @theisleofparadise Sunny Serum.

Angela Scanlon has shared the contents of her bag, giving followers a glimpse into the chaos of her current life.The bag, which she humorously claims could rival Mary Poppins's magical tote, is filled with an eclectic mix of items essential for her daily routine. In the Instagram clip, the TV presenter, who is currently competing on Strictly Come Dancing with pro dancer Carlos Gu, pulled out an array of items from an enormous metallic purple handbag, showcasing the bag's impressive capacity.

Caroline Hirons is the no-nonsense skincare guru with over 20 years experience in the beauty industry, a regular gig on This Morning and a legion of loyal fans who love her honest advice. She’s just revised and re-released her bestselling book, Skincare, just in time to add straight to the top of our Christmas list.

Skincare: The Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide is a powerful voice in the industry, and is best known for her stellar recommendations and no-nonsense approach to beauty. Here, the aesthetician and blogger shares the skincare essentials she won't go without...Buy eight flannels minimum and use one a day (you’ll need the eighth flannel as a spare on wash day).

American Vogue website, she waxes lyrical about the dangers of sunscreen. It was highlighted by the leading British skincare expert Caroline Hirons to her Instagram channel yesterday, and prompted a flurry of posts by dermatologists who were horrified at Paltrow’s advice. At one point in the Vogue video, Gwyneth says she’s a massive ‘exfoliating junkie’, scrubbing away at her skin, and in the next moment, she sparingly dabs a ‘clean’ sunscreen on her nose and cheekbones.

Space NK has enlisted top skincare expert Caroline Hirons to help create a beauty wishlist for Spring - and they've taken 20% off the products on her list of recommendations. Caroline is a beauty industry veteran and qualified aesthetician, who has a legion of followers thanks to her no nonsense advice and skincare routines, as detailed in a blog and bestselling book.

A part-time job on a beauty counter is what first ignited Caroline Hirons’ love for all things skin. After qualifying as a beauty therapist and working for numerous brands, she started a blog in 2010 which quickly went viral, with readers loving her refreshingly honest take on what works – and what doesn’t.

The Telegraph, we have been calling for the reopening of the whole industry with our Why Can’t I Work campaign.For those unaware of the plight of the beauty industry over the past four months, let me get you up to speed. The sector was initially grouped in with hairdressers and barbers for a July 4 reopening, but kicked out of the category just the week before.

Skincare expert Caroline Hirons took to Instagram live last night to express her anger over the government’s decision to permit just SOME beauty treatments in the reopening of salons.Caroline, who has a beauty slot on ITV’s This Morning, said she was ‘raging’ that beard trimming is allowed, but eyebrow waxing isn’t.“I’m raging, I cannot understand how they're getting away with this,” she told her 461,000 followers on the social media platform.The advanced aesthetician, who has recently brought out her own book, read out a statement from the British Association of Beauty Therapy and Cosmetology (BABTAC) that details government instructions for how to trim a beard.Caroline continued: “Beard trimming will be allowed.

Everyone has an angel and a demon on their shoulders when it comes to picking spots – even though we’ve all been told it’s best to leave them alone to heal on their own. But sometimes it’s just too tempting not to meddle! Thankfully in her new book Skincare: The Ultimate No-Nonsense Guide, £13.60 here – which is impressively the first beauty book to top the Sunday Times bestseller chart in 18 years – skincare guru Caroline Hirons addresses the issue head-on.