Jacqueline Kilikita

I sometimes look back fondly on my old nose: its wide bridge with a hump, the spherical tip and dented, asymmetric side. But I think that’s because I

I often joke that when god was handing out body hair, I was at the very front of the line. While my Greek Cypriot roots have blessed me with long lashes, t

In difficult times like these, you might look to a handful of proven stress relievers: mindfulness meditation, yoga, breathing exercises, even sex. But, su

Rosie Jarvis is a 3D artist from London. Here, she tells Jacqueline Kilikita, Refinery29 UK’s beauty editor, why she shaved her head on day 12 of loc

With coronavirus currently at the forefront of everyone’s mind, we’re taking measures to prevent spreading the virus very seriously. This inclu

Along with SPF, retinol and a gentle cleanser, dermatologists and other skin experts often tout vitamin C as one of the most beneficial ingredients to add

Hermès, the luxury French fashion house behind the iconic Birkin bag and logo jewelry collection, has announced its first foray into makeup with the launc

On Instagram alone, the “skin positivity” hashtag has amassed an enormous 36,000 posts and counting, as people with skin conditions like acne,

Lip filler is one of the most-searched terms on the internet, as it seems many of us are exploring ways to make our lips appear bigger on a semi-permanent

Whether you have a standing monthly facial appointment or just follow some of the many skin experts on social media, it’s likely that the concept of

Ultra-skinny brows, frosted lipstick, greasy tendrils: There are some beauty trends the ’90s can keep. But it seems that chunky blonde highlights hav

Yesterday, Teddy Quinlivan, a model and activist who has walked for Gucci, Chloé, and Louis Vuitton and worked with beauty brands such as Milk Makeup and

It will cost you.

Earlier this month, Deciem took to Instagram to announce that its beloved budget-friendly brand The Ordinary would make its first foray into face masks thi