What I see in the mirror: Jodie Marsh
'My anti-bullying work and my body-building have helped, and now I look in the mirror and I do feel beautiful'
Beauty: rosacea treatments
'Rosacea needs treating with a great deal of kindness, using very mild and gentle products,' says Sali Hughes
Cosmetic treatment industry faces tough regulation over ‘grubby’ tactics
Government-ordered review hears calls to ban aggressive selling and protect patients after PIP scandal
Kat Banyard: ‘We were sold a lie on an almighty scale, that equality had been won, the battle was over’
Britain's leading young feminist talks about the global exploitation of pornography, women's right to an abortion, and the mass lobby of parliament she is leading
New wrinkle cream helps fight the signs of scientific evidence
Dean Burnett: A new wrinkle cream seems to be making scientifically dubious claims
Beauty industry: a stealth imperialism with self-harm its main weapon
Hannah Betts: Women around the world are sold western ideals of beauty by an industry making billions and causing untold misery
Body confidence awards: a start in fightback against image-makers
Parliamentary group's inaugural awards challenge culture producing consumers addicted to beauty products and despair
The big beauty contest
For the contestants at Burger Queen, fat is still a feminist issue
The Vintage Years: plastic people
Life is finite and so are your looks – get used to it, says the Invisible Woman
Dr Dillner’s health dilemmas: should I use moisturiser?
A cream can protect your skin and restore its natural glow, but there's no need to break the bank