Sonia Haria

Whether you've spent your summer in the UK or away somewhere sunny, I don't need to point out that the past few months have been much warmer that usual - and our hair is feeling the effects.

When it comes to make-up for mature women, 67-year-old Val Garland is a bona fide authority (she's Helen Mirren's go-to). While Garland is an expert in how to do things right with make-up, what about the things we get wrong? “The first bad habit is doing your make-up in the same way as in your 20s and 30s – as one matures, this is where less is more,” she explains. Here, she shares exactly what to do (and not to do) with the products in your make-up bag.

Forget "New Year, New You". For beauty editors, autumn is the time of the Great Beauty Reset. We sharpen our pencils of all varieties; HBs, eyeliners and lip liners.

The changing seasons call for a change in beauty regimes, starting with protective and corrective skincare and a more polished look

If you told me a year ago I'd be enthusiastically pressing loose powder on my skin every morning as a final step of my make-up, I wouldn't have believed you.

If you told me a year ago I’d be enthusiastically pressing loose powder on my skin every morning as a final step of my make-up, I wouldn’t have believed you. I have long thought of powder as old-fashi...

If you told me a year ago I'd be enthusiastically pressing loose powder on my skin every morning as a final step of my make-up , I wouldn't have believed you.

When Liberty first launched its beauty advent calendar back in 2014, I wrote an article about how the gloriously designed, weighty box containing

The Telegraph’s Beauty Director pitted the German discounter’s option against the luxury department store’s sell-out favourite

Ditch the winter pale for a sun-kissed glow with these buildable and foolproof products