Everything is Washable* and Other Life Lessons

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Darling, Annika (29 August 2018). " 'Pretty Iconic': The Book for Make-up Nerds". Make-Up Artist . Retrieved 6 October 2020.

I grew up with my father and brothers and was the only girl in the house, so appearance wasn’t discussed; it just wasn't a thing and I'm grateful for that. I also never heard either of my parents talk negatively or otherwise about how they looked, which I think gives you a good grounding because then beauty becomes a fun, life-enhancing thing and not a battle you're trying to win. Hughes, Sali (21 December 2012). "My first Christmas… without my children". The Guardian . Retrieved 6 October 2020.

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Hughes's first job in journalism was as a staff writer for the men's lifestyle magazine Loaded in the mid-1990s. [7] She then wrote features and opinion columns for various publications as a freelancer including Grazia, [8] Elle, The Guardian, Glamour, Stylist, Shortlist, and Cosmopolitan. [9] Since January 2011, she has been The Guardian 's resident beauty columnist, featuring weekly in its Saturday magazine and online video tutorials. [10] [11] She also appears weekly on BBC Radio 5Live. [11] Hughes presented an edition of the BBC Radio 4 programme File on 4 in October 2020 about her experiences as a victim of abusive comments from internet trolls. [12] Writer [ edit ] Hughes, Sali (2 October 2014). "Nine Truths Every 20-Something Needs To Know About Beauty". Grazia. Hughes, Sali (28 May 2011). "Call that a job? Beauty writer Sali Hughes and sons Marvin, 6, and Arthur, 3". The Guardian . Retrieved 6 October 2020.

If it's on my face, it's because Sali recommended it.' Caitlin Moran. Pretty Honest is out today". 4th Estate. 25 September 2014 . Retrieved 7 October 2020. Reliable, reassuring, wise and kind. It’s all the good advice you'll ever need' Sophie Ellis-BextorMaldonado, Veronica (17 September 2017). "Book Review: Pretty Iconic". The Fashion Studies Journal . Retrieved 7 October 2020. Affordable and also accessible, democratic beauty is really important to me. Some years ago I was at a homeless shelter in Cardiff making a documentary and, while waiting for the camera crew to set up, I saw two cardboard boxes full of toiletries. The woman at reception explained that they were for clients who might have a housing meeting or job interview and need to look presentable. I took a photo of the boxes, sent the picture to my friend [Beauty Banks co-founder] Jo Jones and said "this is crazy - we know loads of people with tonnes of product. And here are people who need product. Can't we bring the two things together?" And she said "yes, definitely". This smart guide will help you navigate modern life, enabling you to save money and time. Sali Hughes offers striking good sense on: home; food and drink, fashion; health and beauty; life and finances; friends, relationships and family. Hughes' first book, Pretty Honest was released on 25 September 2014. It was a beauty handbook and was published by the 4th Estate division of HarperCollins. [13] [14] Two years later she released her second book Pretty Iconic which was about influential beauty products. [15] [16] In 2019, Hughes' third book Our Rainbow Queen by Penguin was released. It was about the fashion trends of Elizabeth II. [17] [18] Her fourth book, Everything is Washable and Other Life Lessons, published by Harper Collins UK, was released in September 2022. [19] Personal life [ edit ]

From useful, everyday tips such as how to cut your own fringe and how to buy great second-hand clothing, to the less talked about, agonising questions like how to split finances with your partner and how to grieve, Guardian beauty editor Sali Hughes has advice on the big and the small, and everything in between.Hughes, Sali (21 April 2020). "Our rainbow queen! Why Queen Elizabeth II is the undisputed British style icon". Glamour . Retrieved 7 October 2020. Hughes, Sali (13 September 2014). "Sali Hughes: the essential guide to staying ahead of the beauty game". The Guardian . Retrieved 7 October 2020. The Friends and Relationships chapter was interesting because if you follow Sali you might know bits of her personal life so I'm sure some of the advice is based on personal experience.

Evans, Pippa (17 October 2014). "When Biscuit Met Sali". Standard Issue . Retrieved 6 October 2020. Every home should have a copy' MARIAN KEYESHow to buy jeans that fitThirty-seven things to have in your kitchen cupboardTiny acts for mental health How to support a friend going through IVFWhy bad boys are an absolute waste of your timeHow to cope with working mum guiltThis smart guide will help you navigate modern life, enabling you to save money and time. Sali Hughes offers striking good sense on: home food and drink, fashion health and beauty life and finances friends, relationships and family.From useful, everyday tips such as how to cut your own fringe and how to buy great second-hand clothing, to the less talked about, agonising questions like how to split finances with your partner and how to grieve, Guardian beauty editor Sali Hughes has advice on the big and the small, and everything in between. Sali Hughes: I met the woman who trolled me online". BBC News. 6 October 2020 . Retrieved 6 October 2020. Vanderhoof, Erin (5 November 2019). "Can We Tell What the Queen Is Thinking Through Her Outfits?". Vanity Fair . Retrieved 7 October 2020.

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Fashion is a subjective section, I think if you like Sali's style posts on IG you may enjoy this chapter. Sali Hughes (born 21 February 1975) is a Welsh journalist, writer and broadcaster. She is The Guardian 's resident beauty columnist. Hughes, Sali (6 October 2018). "Sali Hughes on Beauty Banks: 'A schoolchild thanked us for shower gel' ". The Guardian. ISSN 0261-3077 . Retrieved 20 September 2019.