Beauty & Grooming Books

A holistic skincare guide from a consultant dermatologist and nutritionist that offers practical advice on how to leverage the powerful relationship between skin and food to improve the overall health and appearance of your skin.

DIY YouTuber Alexandra Gater shows you how to creatively, inexpensively, and beautifully decorate your space in this inviting and accessible definitive guide to decor ideas for renters and new homeowners alike. "Alexandra Gater represents a new generation of apartment therapists who are teaching people how to make a great home at any size with any budget. Her new book is an absolute gift that is not only beautiful and approachable, it's so comprehensive you'll read it, refer to it and keep it

Robyn McAlpine is a big skin nerd, skin lover and BS hater. She loves dispelling skin myths and breaking down the beauty industry hype with skin science and common sense, to prevail over fad beauty treatments and miracle skincare products. Her career began in beauty therapy well over a decade ago and her unbridled curiosity lead her to study corneotherapy, focusing on skin anatomy and physiology of skin cells and their function. This fuelled her passion for skin health and she adapts these me

A journey through the oceans and seas of the world in crochet. Take your crochet skills to the next level with sixty-four new granny square designs.

A journey through the oceans and seas of the world in crochet. Take your crochet skills to the next level with sixty-four new granny square designs.

A journey through the oceans and seas of the world in crochet. Take your crochet skills to the next level with sixty-four new granny square designs.

A journey through the oceans and seas of the world in crochet. Take your crochet skills to the next level with sixty-four new granny square designs.

Slow Clothing presents a compelling case for why we need to change the way we dress, to live lightly on Earth through the everyday practice of how we wear and care for our clothes. In an era dominated by passive consumption of cheap and synthetic fashion, Jane Milburn arrived at the Slow Clothing philosophy by refashioning her own garments.