Merging social media trends with her creative flair, content creator Foyin Ogunrombi, popularly known as Foyin OG has amassed a large following as a contemporary thought leader in the online beauty and makeup space. Since embarking on her journey as a digital creator, the charismatic influencer has worked with various beauty brands such as AVON and Essence, among others.
Acclaimed beauty and lifestyle digital creator Mbali Mkhize is taking the clean girl aesthetic to new heights with the launch of her cutting-edge beauty brand, Kliin Group. Launched in early September, the imprint is tailored for beauty enthusiasts who desire luxurious and wholesome beauty products, without breaking the bank.
As the Clean Girl aesthetic takes a much-needed hiatus, more and more make-up enthusiasts are embracing bold, bright, and colourful looks, in a style the internet has dubbed “Dopamine Makeup.” Simply put, Dopamine Makeup is a beauty trend centred around colours, textures, and finishes that spark joy – the antithesis to the popular “Clean Girl” aesthetic if you will. Alongside its sister trends, Dopamine Decor and Dopamine Dressing, the makeup trend adopts a “what makes you feel happy” approach to makeup application, colour, and product selection. Bright tones that uplift your mood and glittery, glossy themes are pretty common to see in this feel-good trend. Think brighter lash lines, bolder blush tones, rainbow-coloured eyeshadow, and more!
A professional freelance hairstylist with a bona fide passion for hairdressing. That is how Johannesburg-based hair maestro, Matlhogonolo Podile would describe himself. After graduating from Central Johannesburg College, the renowned hairstylist launched his formidable career with apprenticeships at Hair Images Salon, as well as BLO Hair Salon. Determined to make a name for himself in the hair industry, Matlhogonolo acquired a job as a junior hairstylist at Lawaji Hair Salon where he gained extensive work experience. Exploiting his industry expertise, the multi-talented hairstylist took a leap of faith by becoming a freelancer and as they say, the rest is history.
Makeup trends have always had a huge impact on their respective eras, and 2023 is no exception. Soft shimmers, statement lips, barely-there brows, and bold layers of blush are probably already taking over your Instagram Explore Page, as they’re some of the biggest beauty and makeup trends of the year.
A daily cleanser, a nighttime mask, or even a bit of tinted moisturiser can enhance the appearance of your skin. With that said, committing to and following a skin care regimen is the secret to feeling fresh-faced and fabulous. Just like we change our wardrobes, diets, and routines to reflect the arrival of springtime, skin care is no exception. While there is no need to radically overhaul your skincare routine, there are a few tweaks and tricks you can implement to help your skin look its best as you transition from one season to another. If you’re looking to purchase new skin care products on a budget – Dischem’s Beauty Fair’s got you!
Not many makeup trends stand the test of time, but as the years go by, grunge has continued to connect with younger generations, most likely for its timeless ease and anti-conformist history. Maybe it’s the Wednesday Addams effect, maybe it’s the overarching sense of rebellion propelled by oppressive legislation or maybe it’s more proof that a beauty trend only becomes truly iconic once it’s been around the block. Whatever it is, one thing is certain – grunge makeup is back with a bang!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Women’s Month! This month is a reminder to celebrate women’s milestones and their extraordinary roles in all spheres of society. To commemorate Women’s Day on August 9, we’re showing support to entrepreneurial women by putting our money where our mouths are (literally!), and highlighting some incredible women-owned beauty brands.
Natural Hair Tips to Keep Your Curls Dazzling This Winter
There may be many things to appreciate about winter, but for your natural hair, the dry air and harsh winds usually lead to lifeless curls. Cold weather takes a toll on your hair and scalp, making it lose a ton of moisture and leaving it dry and dull. Not to mention how the low humidity weakens your hair and makes it susceptible to breakage.