She cited ageism, sexism, and the rise of "unqualified experts" in the industry as factors. Speaking with Insider, Hirons said stepping away from the platform is a decision she's proud of. Visit ...

This article first appeared in the Winter 2019 issue of NewBeauty. Click here to subscribe. Perhaps the most influential skin-care blogger in the Western hemisphere, Caroline Hirons is a champion of ...

What Caroline Hirons doesn’t know about skincare isn’t worth knowing. She's a trained aesthetician, brand consultant and skincare blogger with over 700k Instagram followers and her best selling book, ...

Caroline Hirons needs no introduction to beauty fans, the author, podcaster, skincare boss and expert is the leading name in the industry here and in the UK. Despite her busy schedule (Caroline is ...

Caroline Hirons promises a “Billy Connolly-esque” show when she brings an unfiltered version of her podcast, Glad We Had This Chat, to Belfast’s Ulster Hall this month. The evening promises to feature ...

Whether you're a seasoned skincare pro or are just starting out as part of your 'new year, new me' motto, it can't help to get some advice on your routine and what's actually needed in it. That's ...

She’s the go-to skincare queen of social media and author of Sunday Times bestselling book Skincare, renowned for her ability to make or break a product with her candid reviews. On top of these ...

So when Caroline announced that she was to lift the lid on her first skincare brand, launching with Skin Rocks Retinoid 1 and 2 Vitamin A Face Serums (£65 and £75 respectively), people flocked to snap ...

In my mind, the cult of Caroline Hirons has glowy, glowy skin. Thanks to the British skincare maven's expert reccs and thorough ingredient analysis, following Hirons means a quick obsession with the ...

With a website that has garnered over 160 million views, regular appearances on This Morning beauty segment, a best-selling book and newly launched Skin Rocks App all under her belt, it makes sense ...

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