For a long time, skincare was mainly about protection. We used SPF to protect against sun damage and antioxidants to fight pollution. Skincare research increasingly centers on the skin’s ability to repair itself. This reflects the growing interest in stem-cell skincare.

You are not actually putting live stem cells on your face. Real stem cells cannot survive inside a cosmetic jar. Researchers study the ‘secretome,’ the messenger molecules stem cells release to nearby cells. When your skin is young, its internal stem cells are like active foremen on a construction site, constantly signaling for more collagen and faster repair. As we age, their activity declines and this appears on our skin as wrinkles and dullness. This technology uses plant-derived extracts, like Swiss Apple or Edelweiss, to act as a signal “tricking” your skin into behaving like it’s twenty again.

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Why it matters for your skin

While stem-cell technology concentrates on regenerative medicine, many traditional creams focus primarily on surface hydration. These products promote healing by imitating the skin’s natural signals. They:

• Increase elastin and collagen to fill in fine lines from the inside out.
• Quicken Repair: Compared to conventional serums, it fades sun damage and scars more quickly.
• Improve Resilience: Strengthening the skin’s barrier to environmental stress.

Exosomes are gaining attention in skincare research, essentially miniature “delivery bubbles” filled with growth factors and cytokines. They serve as high-speed couriers, transporting anti-aging instructions to the deepest levels of your dermis, where they can do the most good.

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Stem-cell skincare is taking us away from transitory “plumping” and toward true cellular renovation. This isn’t just another skincare trend. It’s one of the closest things we have to giving our skin a fresh start.

also read: Khloe Kardashian Stem Cell Therapy—Breakthrough Wellness or Celebrity Indulgence

Once more, the BAFTAs brought together celebrities and creatives for the greatest accolade in British film. In all its sparkle and style, the yearly award ceremony not only honoured the artists’ unwavering love for their work but also showcased their best looks, with modern glam that truly captivated onlookers. Scroll ahead to see the celebrities’ best looks.

Aimee Lou Wood

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Aimee Lou reminded us that red lipstick will always be a chic choice for the red carpet, her rose‑tinged shade matched her champagne eyeshadow perfectly and her baby pink Emilia Wickstead gown. For her hair, she went with a loose, face‑framing finish.

Chase Infiniti

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Chase leaned towards softness, with minimal jewelry and a glam, created by make-up artist Amber Dreadon, emphasizing her natural complexion and hair.

Emma Stone

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Emma served a natural look on the red carpet, presenting a glowing beauty that emphasized her green eyes. Nina Park, Hollywood’s favourite makeup artist at the moment, applied a strong, tight line for this look. Her pixie cut, with delicate strands framing her face, added an extra touch.

Wunmi Mosaku

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Winner of this year’s best supporting actress award, Wunmi Mosaku set the tone for the evening in a royal blue Ahluwalia dress. She wore a shimmery matching eyeshadow to complement the gown, courtesy of make-up artist Joy Adenuga, and her hair-packed rounded section was done by Dionne Smith.

Saide Sink

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Sadie exuded innocence and femininity as she brought in Rapunzel’s energies. Her fringe bangs and warm makeup looked great with her emerald dress.

Teyana Taylor

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The list won’t be complete without Teyana, with her luscious lashes, smokey eyeshadow, pointed brows, and a glossy lip, her perfectly pixie curls.

Audrey Nuna

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Clean skin and intricate spiral braids slicked to perfection, Audrey Nuna’s gothic black lipstick stood out boldly.

AJ Odudu

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Aj’s hair was smooth and neatly parted, flowing down to her shoulders. Her makeup made her skin glow, with bold eyeshadow. A metallic necklace added a touch of elegance.

Maura Higgins

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Just like her looks on Love Island or Traitors, Maura Higgins consistently delivers fierce, feline glamour, and BAFTAs 2026 was no different.

Carey Mulligan

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This year, the bob haircut brigade is still popular, and Carey Mulligan made a stylish update for 2026. The outcome is a revised evening version of the carefree, breezy Riviera bob that is less blunt and has more substance at the ends.

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With the start of Ramadan comes a range of new beauty launches, each celebrating the Holy Month in different ways. Whether you’re looking for eye-makeup for evening wear at every Iftar party, perfumes to capture the charm of Ramadan, or calming self-care essentials to help you reconnect with yourself, these special launches have something for everyone.

Augustinus Bader

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During Ramadan, the body may have greater hydration needs. To help, Augustinus Bader introduces the Geranium Rose Body Cream, a moisturising mixture made with the same award-winning composition, is notable for its subtle rose aroma and does more than just hydrate. From the décolleté down, the formula has been clinically shown to improve skin texture while also reducing cellulite and stretch marks. TFC8, Augustinus Bader’s unique technology that supports the skin’s natural renewal process, is the key to its efficiency.

L’Occitane

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L’Occitane’s Moments of Connection box is one of the Ramadan calendars to watch this season, blending Middle Eastern and Provençal scents. Created in collaboration with Emirati illustrator Mariam Abbas, the case features botanical motifs, architectural references, and cultural icons, giving the calendar a distinct visual identity. Inside, expect shower gels, shea butter essentials, fragrances.

Rituals

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This Ramadan, Rituals releases a velvet oud collection designed for the season that includes scented candles, a fine pink salt stone diffuser, and an eau de perfume. Oud is a popular note in Middle Eastern perfumery, for anyone who likes earthy, woodsy fragrances. This season’s blend may include citrus and saffron notes that develop into undertones of vanilla, rose, and guaiacwood.

Kosas

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Kosas plans to launch two separate beauty packs during Ramadan 2026. The Blush is Life trio box includes three swirled hues: Dare (a warm, peachy rose), Spellbound (a soft burgundy), and Euphoria (a cool mauve), that instantly adds colour and dimension to skin, while the Plump and Juicy Make-up Prep Skincare set includes a mini DreamBeam Sunlit SPF 30, plump + Juicy Vegan Collagen Spray-On Serum, and Plump + Juicy Lip Booster for the perfect iftar look.

Charlotte Tilbury

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Charlotte Tilbury releases a limited‑edition collection for the Middle East.  The brand’s Magic Cream, Pillow Talk Matte Revolution lipstick, Airbrush Flawless Setting Spray, and Joyphoria scent are all included in the limited-edition release. The four essentials have a festive new look in honour of Ramadan, with a celestial design of moons and stars in shades of rose gold and crimson.

Huda Beauty

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Huda Beauty’s Habibti Kits, which come in time for Ramadan. The Faux Filler gloss, a Bombshell mini, and a Lip Contour 2.0 pencil are included in the travel-size lip set, while the Blush Filter Liquid Blush, and Lip Contour 2.0 are included in the face and lip set. An easy makeup you can carry in your purse for quick touch-ups.

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