Armpits4August is making women’s body hair a feminist issue
Chloe Marshall: How a month-long campaign giving women the opportunity to grow their body hair will help to challenge gender assumptions
The life emergency kit – pyjamas, makeup and a can of G&T
Invisible Woman: When we're facing a crisis, a few small things can make a big difference, even if it's just a dab of mascara and a game of Angry Birds
Could my face cream cause dermatitis?
The increasing use of the preservative methylisothiazolinone in face creams may be responsible for an epidemic of contact dermatitis, according to experts
Hot or not? How we really rate our looks
Some advertising would have us believe that we're more beautiful than we think. In fact, finds Amy Fleming, the reverse is true
I applaud Nadine Dorries for talking about her hair loss
Katherine Baldwin: As a fellow alopecia sufferer, I sympathise with the MP. Women who are struggling with this taboo-ridden condition need help
What’s wrong with telling children they’re beautiful?
Natalie Cox: Jo Swinson worries about image being overemphasised, but faced with today's media, children's self-esteem needs bolstering
Botox silences women’s faces – and freezes out empathy in body language
Jessie Cole: Young women are using Botox as a 'preventive measure', but facial paralysis inhibits the ability to mirror others' expressions
The UK’s first anti-ageing fair: not all Botox and miracle fillers
Invisible Woman: Yes there was a barrage of waffle, loads of buzz-words and some 'miracle' treatments on offer – but good advice on offer too
How to deal with cellulite: scrub it or forget about it
Hadley Freeman: No one will run screaming at the sight of your dimples at the beach or pool, because no one cares, believe me. But if you care, that's different, and help is at hand
What I see in the mirror: Jodie Marsh
'My anti-bullying work and my body-building have helped, and now I look in the mirror and I do feel beautiful'