Burberry destroyed more than £28m (€31.4m) worth of its fashion and cosmetic products over the past year in a practice now common across the retail industry to guard against counterfeiting.

I recently went on a very overdue night out. One of those ‘out-out’ nights.

If you want to guarantee your make-up isn’t tested on animals anywhere, Pam Ryan has the essential guide to transitioning your make-up kit on budget.

The internet offers a magic button that grants access to a globe-size playpen of oddballs and misfits, says Molly Young.

January’s beauty launches offer a little colour therapy and a lot of coverage, says Rachel Marie Walsh.

Get Kate Mara’s nineties-inspired red-carpet makeup with tips from her make up artist. Rachel Marie Walsh speaks to Coleen Campbell-Olwell.

From luxurious sets to sweet stocking fillers, Katie Wright selects 2016’s top pampering presents for Christmas.

Summer calls for cosmetics that can withstand humid days, sweaty nights, and even wedding weeping, says Katie Wright.

Snap one of these gorgeous beauty gifts up today to avoid late shopper’s panic. Rachel Marie Walsh reports.

A consultant dermatologist has described Ireland’s lack of regulation of cosmetic medical lasers as “madness” that is putting people at risk of severe scarring.

A case in which two Romanian pleaded guilty to stealing €600 worth of perfume and aftershave from a pharmacy in Macroom has been referred to a later court date for sentencing.

Whether at home or abroad, summer calls for cosmetics with staying power. Katie Wright reveals melt-free make-up masters.

Beauty enthusiast, Sarah Landman, is an animal welfare advocate who started blogging just over a year ago. It seemed only natural that her love for make-up and animals would one day collide and so Kitty Approved Beauty was born.

THE CHALLENGE to go without make up for a week, inspired by this season’s nude face trend got me thinking.

Men in the UK are already spending up to €840 million on grooming and marketeers are adamant that men will yet take to cosmetics in the same way that they’ve taken to moisturisers. Caomhan Keane decided to give man make up a twirl...

Irish agencies are warning consumers to only buy beauty products from reputable sources, after it was revealed some fake cosmetics contained rat droppings, arsenic and even human urine.