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Revolution Skincare’s Miracle range is a bestseller thanks to the viral Revolution Pro Miracle Cream, £10 here, that has been granted cult status thanks to TikTok reviews citing it as an affordable dupe for Charlotte Tilbury’s Magic Cream, £52 here. Now, the line is expanding with the launch of a brand new Miracle Balm, £8 here, that was inspired by the original Miracle Cream formula.The all-in-one protective balm instantly moisturises, hydrates and softens dry and chapped skin, and provides protection against further dryness and irritation. Calming your skin from the very first use, you can use the balm on your lips, face, hands, neck, your hair, and you can even use it as a natural dewy highlighter on your cheekbones – truly a product that can do everything.

Each year beauty fans wait in anticipation for Marks and Spencer's Summer Beauty Bag. Now M&S has released its Summer Beauty Bag for 2023 - and this year's is packed with high end brands including Clinique, Eyeko, PIXI, Living Proof and Philip Kingsley.

Marks and Spencer fans have been blown away how comfortable the brand's £56 wicker Summer garden chairs are, and have hailed them both 'classy' and 'stylish'. M&S' Set of 2 Lois Garden Armchairs offer a unique design that can help bring a feeling of effortless style to any space for the Summer, and look a lot more expensive than they are.

Beauty lovers say an £8 beauty balm sold at Boots has made their skin so soft, they've completely ditched their foundation. The £8 'miracle' beauty balm has been compared to Elizabeth Arden's £9 8-hour cream, which is a 'holy grail' product amongst women, beauty buffs and celebrities.

Rylan Clark is adding another job to his already hectic schedule and that's helping shoppers find the best deal in Amazon's new spring sale.

One of Britain's best-loved brands has been taken to task after an unfortunate mistake on one of its products. Marks & Spencer is famous for selling items perceived to be a cut above those from other retailers - particularly its food and drink.

Prince Harry, 38, released his long-awaited book, Spare, earlier this week with the memoir being full of stories about the royal's life never known before. Karren Brady, 53, has taken to her most recent column to joke about the "unnecessary details" in Harry's memoir, even renaming the book due to his "cringeworthy" frostbite account.Karren is known for letting her opinion on Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's latest ventures, including their Netflix documentary and interviews.The Apprentice star has taken to her Sun column to jibe at Prince Harry's frostbitten penis story, where he used an Elizabeth Arden cream, reminding him of his mother.She wrote: "Of all the unnecessary details in Prince Harry’s long-awaited and often toe-curling memoir Spare, perhaps the most cringeworthy is his account of applying Elizabeth Arden cream to his frostbitten penis in 2011."The same product had been used by his late mother, Princess Diana, and he says the smell of it made him feel like she 'was right there in the room' before he applied the cream to his, er, 'todger'."I am sorry to say that my review-in-brief is that the book should have been called Do Spare Us."A clip from Harry's audiobook has gone viral on social media, where horrified readers have called the story a "Freudian nightmare".The royal recounts how a friend recommended he use the product on the injured area after he returned from a trip to the North Pole before his brother Prince William's wedding.Harry recounted he had been unsuccessful with home remedies to heal his ailment when a friend recommended he use the Elizabeth Arden formula.He wrote: "My mum used that on her lips.

An airline has taken a dig at Prince Harry and his wife Meghan Markle over a claim from the Duke of Sussex's new memoir Spare.

OK, you’ve probably already heard the story of Prince Harry‘s frostbitten penis by now.

Prince Harry's brand new memoir Spare has already got the whole world talking before its release as it was accidentally put on sale in Spain, meaning some inside royal secrets have already been brought to light.

Hanna Hensler If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. As guests exited Variety’s exclusive invite-only celebration, Power of Women: Los Angeles presented by Lifetime, they were gifted a special 30-pound curated gift bag. Brimming with the best products from the beauty, entertainment and lifestyle spaces, this ultimate self-care kit cultivates comfort, sophistication and playfulness. As the holiday season is fast-approaching, scroll down for some great gift ideas to celebrate the powerful women in your life. Thank you to our Power of Women: Los Angelesgift bag recipients for making our evening just a little more special.   > All Good, SPF 15 Lip & Cheek Tint – Coral 

If you’re already counting down the days until Christmas (under 100 now, for those wondering) you’ll definitely want to enter this competition.Two lucky readers are going to be treated to a jam-packed festive beauty box as we’re teaming up with Debenhams to give away two of the brand’s 2022 Beauty Advent Calendars – each worth over a whopping £280 and retailing for £90 each. Debenhams’ offering combines makeup, skincare and wellbeing essentials from big-name brands like Versace, Lancôme and Elizabeth Arden. Some of the 24 products are full size and some are miniatures, so you get quite the selection.

A week has gone by since the terrible news of our Queen’s passing broke, and it still doesn’t feel quite real. Queen Elizabeth II was special to so many of us for different reasons, but, for me, I’ll always remember her for being refreshingly bold with her fashion and beauty choices.

Let’s be honest. If you’re a busy mum, it can be frustrating seeing celebrities who manage to always look fresh faced despite juggling career and family life. It’s easy to imagine that achieving youthful and glowing skin is both costly and time consuming.

Billie Shepherd may have her hands full with two young children – and a third child on the way – but the reality star always looks flawless, and her millions of followers love her relatable beauty and lifestyle recommendations. Which is why we’re thrilled to announce that the former TOWIE star has created another limited-edition OK! Beauty Box for us, packed full with 11 of her favourite skin, hair and body products from top brands like Elizabeth Arden, REN and Burt’s Bees.

Chanel’s Coco a number of times, while Red Door by Elizabeth Arden and Clinique’s Aromatics Elixir seemed to swirl into the room out of nowhere.While I understand why these decades-old fragrances are still firm favourites, the wearers themselves weren’t old at all. It made me wonder: are these scents ageing these dynamic, vibrant women?“Think of wearing an old perfume like refusing to let a jacket go and wearing it for decades,” says leading British perfumer Roja Dove, whose nose has been sniffing – and constructing – scents for some 40 years.

Ariana Rockefeller doesn’t take the sacredness of her family’s history for granted.The 39-year-old attended the Met Gala on Monday, May 2 wearing a gold and cream gown with a floral print that belonged to her grandmother, Peggy Rockefeller. The Elizabeth Arden design--which features bows as straps around the shoulders and waist--was made for the Peggy back in 1954, being slightly altered for her Ariana to wear this week.Even though being part of such an important family is normal to Rockefeller, the model and philanthropist still understands just how much her elders contributed to American fashion.“This year is about celebrating the talents and legacies of American designers and how those talents shaped American style,” Rockefeller said in a statement shared with PEOPLE, referring to the “Gilded Glamour” dress code for the “In America: An Anthology of Fashion” theme this year.Rihanna honored with her own marble sculpture at Metropolitan Museum of ArtDid Kim Kardashian jeopardize Marilyn Monroe’s dress while taking it to the 2022 Met Gala?Get their looks: 2022 Met Gala beauty breakdown“In that sense, my gown is a part of this story: an Elizabeth Arden gown designed by Ferdinando Sarmi in 1954 for my grandmother and then reimagined by Christy Rilling for me today in 2022,” she continued.

Hollywood icon and silver screen siren Dame Elizabeth Taylor died.The film star died on March 23, 2011 at the age of 79 years old from congestive heart failure, with fans and fellow stars from the world of entertainment paying tribute to one of cinema's greatest actresses.As well as being the star of huge films including Cleopatra, she was also a keen philanthropist and raised money for causes close to her heart.When she died, it is reported that the actress left a huge fortune, and that her philanthropy work has carried on long after the star's death - even breaking a record in the process.To remember the icon, Daily Star is launching a brand new series – Golden Icons – that will delve into the lives of some Hollywood greats.Elizabeth Taylor was one of Hollywood and cinema's biggest stars, appearing in hit films of the Golden era including The Taming Of The Shrew, Cat On a Hot Tin Roof and Father Of The Bride.She launched onto cinema screens at the age of 11 years old in the film Jane Eyre, before rocketing to fame in 1944's National Velvet.However, one of her most famous roles was as Cleopatra in the 1960 film of the same name, with The Daily Express reporting that the star made an estimated £800,000 from the film alone.As well as being a huge film star, Elizabeth was also one of the first celebrities to launch a perfume range with the high fashion brand Elizabeth Arden, aptly called Diamonds after her famous jewellery collection.Elizabeth Taylor Diamonds launched in 1991, with Hollywood Reporter stating that it had generated over $1billion (£762m) in sales since it launch.It is no surprise then that when Elizabeth Taylor died in 2011, it was reported that the Hollywood icon left an estimated and eye-watering fortune

Spiderman, Dune, and Malcolm and Marie, but it was her portrayal of Euphoria's Rue Bennett on the small screen that really upped the ante. Zendaya might be best known for seamlessly switching between unforgettable red carpet looks, and Rue's grungy teenage wardrobe, but her beauty and make-up prowess consistently steals focus too.

If ever there was a person in history who has firmly established their trademark beauty look, the Queen is a pretty good winning contender. And while we’ll never know the exact details of her beauty regime, we do have access to one list that might give us some insight into the products that Her Majesty uses: the Royal Warrant Holders Association directory. Brands that have been awarded a Royal Warrant are recognised as supplying goods and services to the Royal households of both the Queen and Prince Charles (and formerly also Prince Philip).

Estee Lauder, born Josephine Esther Mentzer in 1906 in Queens, New York, the daughter of Hungarian-Jewish immigrants, is one of those still-dazzling early 20th-century women (think Coco Chanel, Helena Rubinstein, Elizabeth Arden) who hoisted themselves up by their perilously fraying bootstraps to become not just hugely wealthy, but through their work and actions, champions of other women. She gravitated towards that genre of East Coast patrician taste that draws on English houses.