There’s no denying Instagram’s influential role in the beauty sector, but while people may be inspired by what they see on the platform, they’re often left wanting more information about how to achieve specific looks. Is social network and booking app Beautystack the missing link?

As make-up moves beyond a vain pursuit to a means of self-expression, NYX has launched Masterclass to help people improve their skills. Combining the expertise of MUAs and beauty influencers, Masterclass gets directly in front of Gen Zers to help them up their contour game online.

The rise of K-beauty and abundance of online information about cosmetics have elevated the importance of skincare for many Americans, making them more open to adventurous treatments and unusual ingredients. How do Dr. Barbara Sturm’s ‘vampire facials’ fit into this new beauty landscape?

Social media, self-care and pollution are all factors influencing Britons' skincare regimes, but what do their daily routines actually look like and which products are they spending their money on? Canvas8 spoke to 20 men and women from across the UK to find out how they look after their skin.

Augmented reality has already established itself as an exciting technology across several sectors, letting people visualise furniture in their homes and play real-world video games. How is it being harnessed in the beauty world to deliver personalised and seamless shopping experiences?

The HiMirror Mini Premium does far more than just show your reflection. With its ability to analyse a user’s skin and track changes over time, in addition to keeping tabs on when products are due to expire, the device is able to provide beauty guidance that’s tailored to the individual.

In the age of quick-fix beauty, the market for cosmetic dentistry is growing as people seek the perfect smile for selfies. But a fear of dentists and questionable home treatments may be contributing to a decline in basic oral care. As modern dentistry faces a dilemma, how can brands help?

Social media platforms hold phenomenal power within beauty, but their impact goes far beyond simple make-up and skincare. From non-invasive ‘tweakments’ to intensive plastic surgery, digital influencers are promoting more permanent aesthetic changes to achieve an Insta-ready appearance.