Laura Pearson
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 9
- Latest publication
- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 4, 2026
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I Avoided Injectables Until I Was 42—These Are the 2 Treatments That Changed My Mind (opens the original)
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At 42, I’ve done pretty well to avoid injectable aesthetic treatments. However, one month ago, two treatments finally convinced me to take the plunge: HArmonyCa™ and SKINVIVE™ by JUVÉDERM®. This year, I felt like my skin needed something, but in a crowded marketplace, I was unsure what. For some reason, I’m still quite resistant to Botox and filler; believing that you should only really get them when you seriously need them. I’m not at that stage yet, but my skin definitely required some kind of
The Next Generation of Barrier Skincare Isn’t About Replacing Ceramides—It’s About Teaching Skin to Make Its Own (opens the original)
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If there’s one thing I want you to take away from this article, it’s that a healthy skin barrier is the number one thing that will improve your skin. Without it, it doesn’t matter how many expensive treatments or buzzy ingredients you throw at it. And one of the most important ingredients for maintaining a healthy skin barrier? Ceramides. These naturally occurring lipids act like mortar, holding the outermost layer of your skin together and helping prevent moisture loss and protect against exter
I Thought My Dull, Lifeless Skin Needed More Actives—This Milky Essence Was Actually the Solution (opens the original)
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Milky toners are having a moment, and while I love them, I’ve always found their slightly thicker counterparts—milky essences—to be more effective. They’re a Korean skincare staple, so when I heard that K-beauty brand Erborian was launching one, I was keen to put it to the test. I love the way a good milky essence gives skin that glazed, plumped finish while helping to support the skin barrier, but few have impressed me quite like the new Erborian Triple Care BB Milk. It brings an almost immedia
I’ve Tested Hundreds of Foundations—Few Make Full Coverage Look as Natural as This L’Oréal Product (opens the original)
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I usually love a skin tint. I like my skin to look like real skin, with that dewy, healthy glow, so anything labelled ‘foundation’ is rarely my bag. But as I’ve got older and texture and fine lines have started to creep in, I’ve realised that opting for fuller coverage doesn’t have to mean compromising on skin that looks youthful, plump and fresh. Any base that claims to be more skincare than make-up immediately appeals to me. I want something that keeps my skin hydrated, moisturised and comfort
I Swear By Facial Cupping for a More Sculpted, Less Puffy Face—This £6 Tool Is My Secret (opens the original)
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If you’ve ever had a lymphatic drainage facial, you’ll know the satisfyingly sculpted, contoured look you leave the treatment room with. But you don’t necessarily need an appointment—or a complicated facial massage routine—to recreate the effect at home. Enter facial cupping: an easy, affordable way to help reduce puffiness and leave your complexion looking firmer and more defined. But what exactly is facial cupping? The practice uses small, flexible silicone cups that create gentle suction as y
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