Editor’s letter
With rare sunny days gracing us with their presence over the past few weeks, it’s diffi cult not to get excited about Summer approaching! We’ve also been receiving details of gorgeous summer make up collections and can’t wait to get a bit of a tan so we can set it off with the bounty of bronzing products hitting the shelves over the coming weeks – failing that, we’ll be using the products themselves to create a sunkissed look! Check out our Spring/ Summer colours feature on page 38 for details of the products and trends that will defi ne this season.
emily.miller@jldmedia.com. From all of us at Pure Beauty, have a very happy Easter and let’s hope for a sunny, warm April!
Emily Miller, Editor
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Contributors
Scott Cornwall
Scott Cornwall spent many years working within the hair colour industry as a technical stylist, specialising in colour and chemical services,
before moving into the world of image and style. His unique Hair Consultancy is an image resource that offers hair advice, guidance and classes, harmonising hair with your entire look. He has just launched Colour B4, a home hair colour
removal product. Page 15.
Otylia Roberts
Otylia Roberts has earned her esteemed reputation as The Waxing Legend and an expert in hair removal having been established in
London for over 30 years. Renowned for being the fi rst to introduce the Brazilian bikini wax to the UK, her list of loyal clients, which includes a number of celebrities, is testament to her waxing skills. She recently launched the high performance Simply
Wax range. Page 52.
Caroline Frazer
Caroline Frazer, Simple Skincare Expert and celebrity make up artist, fi rst developed her passion for skincare when she had her
own beauty salon, working as a fully qualifi ed beauty therapist. Now one of the UK’s leading celebrity make-up artists with 15 years experience, her client list extends from public fi gures such as Tony Blair to super models like Jodie Kidd for fashion and beauty
shoots. Page 58.
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