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YSL BABYDOLL
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NARS ON FILM
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UN APPROVED L'OCCITANE
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DONUT SLEEVES
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SKINMISO
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SAUNA DUET
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BEAUTY INSIDE OUT
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LIPSTICK FOR THE GRADS
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VERY SEXY LACQUERS
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SMELLS LIKE SUNSHINE
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KATIE FOR BOBBI
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FOREVER TECHNICOLOUR
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PERMANENT BEAUTY
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RECIPE FOR PERFECTION
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C FOR COVERAGE
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GUILTY PASSIONS
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BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
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DIY FAB
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VIT C BOOST
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SHINE ON ME
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HOLIDAY GLOW
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SMELLS LIKE CHARITY
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RED LIPS, FAB LIPS
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THE BEAUTY IN MOTHER NATURE
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TOP-TO-TOE CLEANSERS
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NEW FRAGRANCES TO COVET
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ESTÉE LAUDER CELEBRATES BREAST CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
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SOFT SILKY HAIR
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BEAUTY HALL QUEEN
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THE BEAUTY OF BEES
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ALLERGEN-FREE
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WHOLESOME BODY CARE
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BELLABOX RELEASES ITS JULY BOX!
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LUSH LAUNCHES MAKEUP LINE
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INTERVIEW: LUSH CO-FOUNDER ROWENA BIRD
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BLACK GOLD
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THREE'S THE CHARM
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SOOTHE SENSITIVE SKIN
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BLUSH RUSH
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GET IN SHAPE
MAKEUP TUTORIAL FROM 1938
Natasha Hong 17 Oct 2011 06:29 PM Mon
Beauty 'editress' of Woman's Fair Magazine teaches the women of the 1930s how to accent their look with a properly drawn brow, mascara and lipstick. There's even a tip in there for our mums.
Cute!
