If you could take just four beauty products to a remote desert island.. what would they be? Top Australian makeup artist Heidi Hamoud shares her tips for the perfect dewy base and killer lashes

It might seem like the simplest of tasks, but cutting your toenails is a ritual which should be done carefully as the most basic mistakes can lead to painful and often serious problems.

The Rivet brand, which is available exclusively on Amazon, features affordable and versatile pieces that are ideal for smaller spaces.

With brands such as Vera Wang, Tom Ford and Gucci - to name just a few - all selling their wares on the website it might be worth considering the online retailer for your high-end shopping.

From patterned pillows and textured lamps to chunky stools and cactus wall art, these stylish - yet affordable - pieces are perfect for creating a bohemian oasis in your home.

Amazon is venturing into the beauty market with their own make-up range. Prices for the brightly coloured make-up, which includes nail varnishes (left) and lipsticks (right) are all under £13.

Fashion icons Victoria Beckham and Olivia Palermo show off the versatility of a red pantsuit wearing almost the identical set from the Victoria Beckham Collection.

Footwear brand Chinese Laundry released a new line of shoes designed for the modern woman called 42Gold. For the debut collection, the label tapped actress Jamie Chung to be the face.

You don't have to sacrifice style for comfort, as there are plenty of chic and short rain boots that will act just as much as an accessory as a necessity.

We spoke to fashion stylist Travis Alexander Walls and asked him for his top picks for affordable and stylish outerwear.

Cuvee Beauty's founder and CEO, Rachel Katzman, shares three easy and on trend hairstyles to try this summer using her champagne infused product line.

Barrettes are more popular than ever. Creative Director of accessories brand Past Midnight, Carolina Lindo, shares the trendy ways to wear them and where to get them customized.

Swimwear brand Summersalt has teamed up with five empowering females, including DailyMailTV's Alicia Quarles, to design confidence boosting swimsuit line.

La Roche-Posay's Anthelios Melt-In Sunscreen Milk SPF 60 has received a perfect 100 per cent score in the Annual Sunscreen Guide by the US-based Consumer Report

FEMAIL tested six sheets that aim to help tame hair frizz. The E.L.F Frizz Taming Hair Shine Sheets took the edge off ‘second day’ dry ends and only cost 14p per sheet.

The Quility Premium Weighted Blanket promises to emulate 'the feeling of a comforting hug', which can help you fall asleep faster and sleep better throughout the night.

From Converse slip-ons and sporty Nikes to classic Sam Smiths and preppy Sperrys, there truly is a white sneaker for every occasion. We've rounded up some of the best on the market right now.

April might signal the start of warmer weather, but it also means the arrival of the inevitable spring showers. So if you haven't already, it's probably time to invest in a lightweight and waterproof rain coat.

From buttery soft stripes and neon pink to slouchy tie-dye and bold leopard-print, there are plenty of options to brighten up your summer style.

The Leggings Depot Soft and Slim leggings have been causing a storm on Amazon, with customers describing them as 'heavenly', 'buttery soft' and 'the BEST leggings I've ever owned.'

Katharine Polk, who has dressed the likes of Angelina Jolie, Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner among others, has shared her best buys from Target's Wild Fable and Original Use collections.

With the popularity of athleisure, it was only a matter of time before the unitard became trendy. Fashionably fearless stars like Celine Dion and Sofia Richie embraced the one-and-done garment.

You don't have to put yourself in danger (or get annoying tan lines!) to get a sun-kissed summer glow. FEMAIL rounds up the best self-tanning products on the market this season.

Like the designer handbag and stiletto heels, gold hoop earrings have become an  essential for stars like Jennifer Lopez, Kylie Jenner and Olivia Culpo. FEMAIL rounds up styles to get the look.

From Celine Dion setting trends in Paris to Selena Gomez wearing the perfect summer dress vacationing in Mexico, FEMAIL rounds up the week's fashions highlights.

Sofia Richie, 20, teamed up with Los Angeles based premium swimwear and apparel brand, Frankies Bikinis, to create a 10 piece swim collection and stars in the sizzling campaign.

Women have shared their results after using the MicrodermMD, a home microdermabrasion system that sloughs dead skin cells off the surface of the skin.

Interior designer Katherine Carter has shared her picks for affordable and practical  pieces that work perfectly in a small space.

The under-eye enhancer is clinically proven to erase the appearance of unwanted wrinkles, fine lines and dark circles without the need for expensive and painful treatments.

The Orolay Women's Thickened Down Jacket, which is available online for just $139.99, is proving to be a winter staple across the country, with bloggers going wild for the coat on social media.

Sometimes it's the small things that make all the difference when cooking. From a strawberry huller to a cheese melt pan, these clever tools will instantly upgrade your kitchen.

There are a plenty of hard-working body lotions, facial serums, hair masks and beauty devices to help you restore and care for your holiday-ravaged skin.

Whether it's an ethical or an diet-related choice, there's been a surge in interest in vegan food. These are the best vegan cookbooks available, with recipes from around the world.

IAN LADYMAN: At the end of a depressing week for our game, denials were still being heard. Not just in Bulgaria but in England too.

IAN LADYMAN: Already we owe them, Brendan Rodgers and Frank Lampard. Even if they do not manage to keep it up we should thank them all the same.

IAN LADYMAN: Tottenham have designs on being a European super club and, as such, it is understandable they hired a man they consider to be a European super manager.

IAN LADYMAN: Arsene Wenger did leave behind Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexanadre Lacazette, two of the most gifted and exciting forward players in the Premier League.

IAN LADYMAN: If you were to ask Liverpool fans whether they would prefer to lift the Carabao Cup at Wembley or the Club World Cup in Doha on Saturday, many would plump for the former.

IAN LADYMAN: It would be nice to one day be known as the manager who finally figured how to get the best out of Mesut Ozil. Equally, it would be foolish for Mikel Arteta to waste time trying.

IAN LADYMAN: Do now have to consider that Rudiger may have been mistaken in what he thought he heard? We must have a look at how quickly the modern world rushed to judgment.

IAN LADYMAN: Manchester United's executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward must be the only man running a Premier League football club who gets stick for making them money.

Buried within all of Jurgen Klopp's rant about the Africa Cup of Nations moving back to a January slot was one very simple but important modern truth: Money comes first, everything else follows.

IAN LADYMAN: Chris Wilder has enjoyed his time in the Premier League but thinks it is nowhere near as exacting a division as he thought and has been surprised by the lack of quality in the top flight.

IAN LADYMAN: People at City have moved mountains to give Guardiola the environment he demanded at the Etihad. If he walks as soon as the wind changes, it would not say great things.

There has been an asterisk against much of Manchester City's recent achievement ever since UEFA opened their investigation against the English champions in 2018.

IAN LADYMAN: Lamenting this week of the passing of Harry Gregg, I found myself thinking about Sir Bobby Charlton and, in turn, the 1966 World Cup final.

IAN LADYMAN: Common sense gives Lampard at least one more season. Common sense says a young, bright manager is given opportunity to plan properly in a way that few of his predecessors were.

IAN LADYMAN: Atletico Madrid prevailed against Liverpool so Diego Simeone's defensive masterclass had proved his brilliance. Except it didn't, not really.

IAN LADYMAN: Football has a bigger heart and much greater intelligence than many may think and during this tricky time we are beginning to see it but the game needs to do more to publicise it.

IAN LADYMAN: Barely a month into football's current state of inertia and the head of FIFA has arrived with a basketful of meaningless platitudes to make us all feel better. 'Health must come better.'