Sonia Haria

1 week ago | msn.com | Sonia Haria

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1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Sonia Haria

The Living Proof spray was my gateway into a whole world of hairstyle-reviving products. I've been really impressed with the just-launched G5 3-in-1 Dry Shampoo by Typebea (£26, Typebea), which is a relatively new player in the haircare industry. The clever co-founder, Anna Lahey, is also the name behind the impressive collagen brand Vida Glow. We're off to a good start. This is an aerosol dry shampoo that includes the patented ingredient Baicapil, which is clinically proven to help hair regrowth.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Sonia Haria

Leonard Lauder - Damon Winter/New York TimesThis interview was originally published in 2020 The Estée Lauder group of companies is an American success story – and at the heart of it is Leonard Lauder, the older son of the beauty industry legend and household name Estée Lauder.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Sonia Haria

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2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Sonia Haria

How does the Queen maintain good skin at 77? “It’s not down to any injectables,” says her facialist of almost two decades, Deborah Mitchell. Instead, it’s a result of regular facials and a consistent skincare regime. Late last year, Mitchell – who takes her massage table to the palace for the Queen’s regular appointments – received a royal warrant for her facials and skincare range. She sees most of her clients every two to four weeks for her facials, which cost from £100 an hour.