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- Oct 1, 2026
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'I restock this every single time.' 18 beauty products we're picking up in the sales this week. (opens the original)
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Want to support independent women's media? Become a Mamamia subscriber and get an all-access pass to everything we make, including exclusive podcasts, articles, videos and our exercise app, MOVE. There's a particular kind of sadness when it comes to running out of your favourite spendy serum. Ugh. It hurts. But then you remember you have Amazon Prime, and there's a big ol' sale happening right now. Because in case you've been snoozing, from Tuesday, September 29 until midnight Monday, October 5,
'I think we need to talk about the people doing DIY lipo.' (opens the original)
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Between peptides, rib remodelling and lunchtime boob jobs, things are getting wild on the cosmetic front. And the latest trend just proved it. You see, people are now doing their own liposuction at home. Alongside the unregulated injectable peptide market, there's been an absolute explosion of fat-dissolving injections online. People are now buying them in bulk packages and self-injecting them into their abdomens, chins, and thighs at home using syringes bought online. And if it sounds worrying,
The cocaine mums of suburban Australia. (opens the original)
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It's 3pm on a Friday. The school gate is a sea of suburban bulldozers parked in no-stopping zones, tired parents chatting about weekend sports schedules (why so many!), head lice (Harper had it first) and birthday parties (why didn't they just invite all the kids). But under the surface of school fees, NAPLANS and swimming carnivals, there's a hidden trend that's been bubbling under the suburban surface for years. In fact, it's become so normalised it's now almost like bringing a box of 'Favouri
The $4.50 brow pencil that rivals our $48 high-end holy grail. (opens the original)
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Want to support independent women's media? Become a Mamamia subscriber and get an all-access pass to everything we make, including exclusive podcasts, articles, videos and our exercise app, MOVE. I must confess: if you were to look inside my makeup bag right now, you would see some truly feral sights. Exposed, cracked plastic. A spoolie that has seen better days. Gold lettering rubbed off to the point where it's practically unrecognisable. Lots of lids. Like, oh so many lids. Watch: Looking for
'This $18 foundation just made me ditch my $120 one.' (opens the original)
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Want to support independent women's media? Become a Mamamia subscriber and get an all-access pass to everything we make, including exclusive podcasts, articles, videos and our exercise app, MOVE. We've been talking a lot about affordable foundations at Mamamia lately. Our over-50s beauty contributor Teresa McNamara recently wrote a viral piece on her favourite launch of the year (a bargain $12 foundation), and Leigh Campbell and I spent a recent episode of the You Beauty podcast breaking down th
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