Locals have been subject to misery after Waltham Forest Council installed the bumps (pictured) on Old Church Road in Chingford, east London, last year.
From futuristic skin care tools to life-changing makeup, there are plenty of beauty splurges that are well worth the money, according to these experts.
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We speak to the make-up artist about developing her craft, working on the Yohji Yamamoto runway shows, and how AR is changing the industry
For make-up artist Jenny Coombs, everything comes down to skin. “I am very passionate about skin looking like skin and all of the beautiful textures to play with,” she says. After honing what she calls her “skin craft” while assisting artists like Maki Ryoke and Lucia Pieroni, Coombs broke out on her own, bringing her signature style of luminous skin always with a pop of colour everywhere from Burberry to
British Vogue and
Buffalo Zine.
Jim Kenyon: Checking in at year’s end
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Before we get too far into 2021, I wanted to check in with a few people who I wrote about last year to see how they’re doing.
In the good news department, Oxbow High School senior Sierra Longmoore is back home in Newbury, Vt., after suffering a life-threatening head injury in a one-car crash as she was driving to her babysitting job shortly before 8 a.m. on July 8.
“She’s throwing softballs with her sister, throwing footballs with her dad and running around with the dogs,” her mother, Amy, told me last week. “It’s pretty amazing when you think where she was a few months ago.”