Kathleen Baird-Murray

When Kathleen Baird-Murray’s migraines spiralled, Botox offered relief – but could it halt her complicated feelings about tweakments?

As temperatures rise, beach clubs across the region are filling up with bronzed visitors.

Nicky Alcenat reflects on her beauty journey post-transition – from trusted staple brands to eyeshadow for hedonistic nights on the town.

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From new brands to clever, functional oils and fragrances, here’s what you need to know about aromatherapy in 2025.

Kathleen Baird-Murray unpicks the world of fragrance-free skincare, to find out if scent is really such a bad thing when it comes to our skin.

By around the age of 65, things start to shift. That's often when people begin thinking about , or at least stepping back a bit.

How can you tell someone's age? Is it A, their ability to find their way around anything more tech-y than sending an email and using a

Here I am, frozen mid- doomscroll , staring at a cartoon strawberry in a plunging white shirt and teeny tiny miniskirt, crouching to pick up a pen off of an office floor.

Forget a facelift. The most transformative thing you can do is to fight for your hair, says Kathleen Baird-Murray. Hair Thinning Treatments For Menopausal