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Lucire: the global fashion magazineBeauty pages in Lucire only began appearing regularly with its first beauty editor, M. K. Johnson, in 2000, followed soon by Stevie Wilson. Since then, Lucire has had a very comprehensive beauty section, a tradition continued today by Michele Perry, its current beauty editor.


 

 

2007

 

Farewell Anita Roddick
Dame Anita Roddick, DBE passed away at age 64 on September 10, 2007. Lucire looks back at her life and accomplishments

 

Talent spotted
Successes in the hair industry for New Zealand’s new talent in L’Oréal Professionnel’s Talent Spotting competition

 

Nurturing new talent
L’Oréal Professionnel encourages young talent this year in New Zealand with its inaugural Talent Spotting contest

 

Express yourself
Laura Ming-Wong catches up with Buoy Hairdressing’s top hairstylist Michael Beel on the season’s styles
photographed by Angela Henderson
Excerpted from issue 21 of Lucire

 

 

2005

 

The scents of summer
Men have most of the best fragrances this summer by Phillip Johnson
Expanded from the September 2005 print edition of
Lucire

 

Here comes the sun
Lucire favourites for summer skin care for both men and women by Phillip D. Johnson
Expanded from the July 2005 print edition of
Lucire

 

For those who breathe
Karen Murrell, founder and CEO of Skinfood, has tapped into a consumer desire for simplicity and value in what is in many respects a premium product by Jack Yan
From the May 2005 print edition of
Lucire

 

Brittny revealed
The beautiful and soulful Brittny Gastineau took time out to shoot our cover and speaks with Lucire—our make-up story by Jessica Tarazi
Photographed by Jon Moe
Excerpted from the June 2005 print edition of
Lucire

 

Age is not just a number
Many anti-ageing solutions are available for men, too by Phillip D. Johnson
Expanded from the May 2005 print edition of
Lucire

 

 

2004

 

Permanent make-up tattoos: taboo or time-saver?
An absence of standards for manufacturers creating pigments for permanent make-up in the United States, such as Premier Pigments, has led to an ongoing saga of laser treatments for one Lucire reader by Nancy Erfan

 

More, brighter, bigger
Profiling sought-after international hairstylist Brent Lawler, his association with World and working half of each year in Paris by Clare Marshall
backstage photographs courtesy World

 

 

2003

 

Peptide promises
We investigate the new, increasingly popular and needle-free rivals for Retin-A and Botox by M. K. Johnson
photographs courtesy Blue Heron Media and manufacturers

 

Decadent delights, delicious deals
There are cheaper alternatives to some of the pricier beauty products, as we present our suggestions for beauty on a budget in 2003 by M. K. Johnson

 

Skin care science: the anti-inflammatory barrier
Two research scientists lead the way in the next generation of anti-ageing skin care by M. K. Johnson
images by Blue Heron Media

 

Cathy Kangas, the beauty visionary
We profile Cathy Kangas, the woman behind the successful range of PRAI beauty products on ShopNBC by Ann Fryer

 

 

2002

 

Empire of the jade
Two new very exclusive fragrances evoke the exotic Orient

 

 

2001

 

Mysterious and seductive
The behind-the-scenes story of two of the world's most exclusive perfumes, literally the choice of royalty

 

Missing in action
A guide to hard-to-find cosmetics and fragrances by M. K. Johnson

 

Time in a bottle
Skin care for the hectic modern lifestyle where you don't have time to do a full makeover by M. K. Johnson

 

 

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