Bridal beauty in 2019 isn’t a one size fits all kind of look. How can a bride stay true to herself and her look on her big day? What does a bride need to take into consideration when it comes to a destination wedding, a vintage wedding or a same sex wedding? Sali is joined by bridal beauty expert (and make-up artist of three royal weddings) Hannah Martin to discuss everything from skincare prep to why alcohol should be forbidden the night before the big day. Sali and Hannah also take your bridal beauty questions in the surgery. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Modern Bridal Beauty with Hannah Martin

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Makeup can be one of the most expressive, creative and fun aspects of beauty, so Sali’s saved this one for last!
In the final episode of this series Sali Hughes is joined by a makeup power duo: the sisters Sam @pixiwoos and Nic @pixiwoo Chapman, otherwise known as Pixiwoo.
Nic and Sam explain how they started their careers on department store counters before going on to found the Pixiwoo empire, helping millions of women across the internet find their way through makeup and have fun doing it.
They’ll also share their answers to your makeup dilemmas in The Clinic, from great eyeliner for any age to amazing looks for hooded eyes. They’ll help you cover up a spot crisis, tackle dark circles and avoid old-fashioned makeup techniques which can age you. Whether you need a face that keeps going all day, plumper-looking lips or a little sparkle for your Christmas party, it’s all here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Makeup Dilemmas Sorted with Pixiwoo

Real Representation in Beauty with Funmi Fetto. In this episode of the Beauty Podcast from Avon, Sali Hughes is joined by Observer Beauty editor and Funmi Fetto @FunmiFetto.

Funmi has over 15 years experience as a beauty journalist. She’s Executive Editor and Beauty Director at Glamour, Contributing Beauty Editor, Columnist and former Beauty Director at Vogue, former Beauty Director at Tatler and has written for the Guardian, the Sunday Times, Elle and Harper’s Bazaar.

Funmi explains how her personal experience of seeking beauty products inspired her to write her book, "Palette: The Beauty Bible for Women of Colour.”
Sali and Funmi discuss the book’s reception and changes in the beauty industry:  From representation for people of colour in advertising and marketing to the problems of tokenism or ‘moments’ created by big brands. They also discuss how we can all vote with our feet to support real and lasting representation in the industry.
In the clinic they answer your questions on everything from seasonal skincare to SPF, hair and lipstick tones. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Real Representation in Beauty with Funmi Fetto

Red, flushed, burning and stinging skin are just some of the symptoms of rosacea and hyper sensitive skin. The skin condition is currently at an all time high, affecting women of all ages sometimes as suddenly as overnight. So what can we do understand how to live with it and what triggers it? Should rosacea sufferers really avoid make-up?
Sali is joined by two guests who share their own experiences of rosacea -  blogger and make up expert Rose Gallagher, and beauty blogger and expert in rosacea management Lex Gillies (aka @talontedlex) discuss their skincare regimes, triggers, common misconceptions, the emotional effect of the skin condition and how is has affected them both professionally.  Sali, Rose and Lex take your questions in the surgery.
Have a question for Sali and the experts? Or even a suggestion for a topic for us to cover on the podcast? Tell us about it #TheBeautyPodcastWithSali
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Rosacea and Sensitive Skin with Rose Gallagher & Lex Gillies

Acne has previously been dismissed as something that only affects the young and the menopausal, so why has it become such a common skin concern for adults? Adult acne has been one of the most requested topics for Sali to cover on the podcast. Dermatologist and acne expert Anjali Mahto joins Sali to discuss her own experience with the skin condition, how it correlates with stress and anxiety and how to recognise when it has become an issue that you need to see a dermatologist about. 


Is wearing make-up on spots a good idea? Does eating dairy cause acne? What can you do about pigmentation and scarring? Sali and Anjali take your acne related questions in the surgery. 


Have a question for Sali and the experts? Or even a suggestion for a topic for us to cover on the podcast? Tell us about it #TheBeautyPodcastWithSali
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Adult Acne with Anjali Mahto

After experiencing physical changes during and after pregnancy, women also need to align themselves with a new identity - that of a mother. As well as dealing with breastfeeding, the tired skin of new parenthood and a lack of time to spend on themselves, there’s an immense pressure new mothers often face to be a “supermum.” Is there a secret minimal make-up routine for new parents? Should they ditch the make-up altogether? Can any product out there hide the fact that new parents face approximately 6 years worth of sleep deprivation?
Sali is joined by midwife, mother of four and parenting blogger Clemmie Hooper (aka @motherofdaughters) to talk about their experiences of new motherhood and they both take your questions in the surgery.
Have a question for Sali and the experts? Or even a suggestion for a topic for us to cover on the podcast? Tell us about it #TheBeautyPodcastWithSali
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Modern Bridal Beauty with Hannah Martin

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