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UK Government cracks down on ‘cosmetic cowboys’ with new rules
A ban on high-risk cosmetics procedures for teens and hefty fines for those who flout the law have been proposed by the UK Government, while only qualified and regulated health care professionals will be able to perform certain cosmetic procedures, such as Liquid Brazilian Butt Lifts (BBLs)
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Hair Care
Spice Girls’ Mel B teases launch of her own curl-focused hair care brand
Melanie Janine Brown, who went by ‘Scary Spice’ in award-winning UK girl group Spice Girls, has teamed up with celebrity hairdresser Rory McPhee to create a hair range, MPWR, focused on ‘achieving healthy curls, simplified’, which will debut next year
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Marketing
British Beauty Council names Bridgerton actor Golda Rosheuvel ambassador
Golda Rosheuvel, who plays Queen Charlotte in Netflix's period drama Bridgerton, has been appointed the new face of the British Beauty Council, working with the industry body to help raise awareness of the social and cultural value of UK beauty
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Finance
British Beauty Council’s new Impact of Beauty report outlines social and cultural value of UK beauty
The British Beauty Council’s Impact of Beauty report, produced with Oxford Economics and supported by L’Oréal, reveals how beauty is not a trivial luxury but the ‘beating heart’ of the UK high streets. Council CEO Millie Kendall explains why beauty and wellbeing are so intrinsically linked for Brits in this opinion piece
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Body Care
Exclusive: Beauty delivered £28.3 billion to the UK economy in 2025 despite economic headwinds
The UK’s beauty and personal care sector's growth rate slowed slightly in 2025, but the sector remained resilient, delivering a valuable GDP contribution to the UK economy despite rising costs, tariffs and more, says the British Beauty Council