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  • 1 week ago | beautycrew.com.au | Briar Clark

    Finally, something to warm up the cooler months Finally, something to warm up the cooler months ghd was the first hair tool brand to introduce us to the modern hair straightener when it launched into the Australian and New Zealand market in 2002. And now, over 20 years later, the UK export is still offering ground breaking tech that we can invest in and treasure for years. But we're not the only ones who love it.

  • 1 week ago | beautycrew.com.au | Briar Clark

    We all know that Dakota Johnson's hair is her crowning glory, but it appears her recent stint as Lucy in Celine Song's thoughtful romance Materialists, has caused a surge in TikTok searches for 'Dakota Johnson hair tutorial' by 157 per cent — a mere week after the film's release.

  • 1 week ago | beautycrew.com.au | Briar Clark

    Briar Clark got her start in the media industry in 2017, as an intern for Marie Claire and InStyle. Since then, her keen interest in fashion and beauty has landed her gigs as a Digital Content Producer and Beauty Editor with titles like Girlfriend, Refinery29, BEAUTYcrew and beautyheaven. She loves the way seemingly innocuous topics like skin care and style have the ability to put a smile on people’s faces or make them think about themselves a little differently.

  • 2 weeks ago | beautycrew.com.au | Briar Clark

    Usually when we're looking for a dupe it's because the original is either too expensive (like Dior's viral lip oil), always out of stock, or not stocked in Australia at all *cough* Rhode *cough*. However, occasionally there are outliers in the category, like Pat McGrath Labs Skin Fetish Glass 001 Artistry Mask ($66 from Pat McGrath Labs).

  • 2 weeks ago | beautycrew.com.au | Briar Clark

    Celebrity beauty brands are a dime a dozen these days, so when we hear rumblings of another one launching into the fore, we're immediately a bit cynical. Sure, not all celebrity-endorsed ventures are money grabs, but not all brands will necessarily enjoy the same level of success as Rihanna's Fenty empire. In fact, many celebrity beauty brands fail, as a result of the over saturated market and lack of consumer interest.