5 x Beauty Shortlist Winner 2018
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We are delighted to announce that we've won not one, but five awards in this year's Beauty Shortlist awards. 1. Best Makeup Brand for Age 40+ 2. Best Eye Remedy...
Hello Magazine, Anthea Turner
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January 2017, Stylenest
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A multi-tasking marvel, we absolutely love the Studio 10 Age Defy Skin Perfector Palette!
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January 2017, Estila Features Grace Fodor
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Studio 10 Beauty founder Grace Fodor has appeared in Estila Magazine talking about what makes a great entrepeneur, and why business needs 50+ women
January 2017, Sloane Magazine
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Go back 20 years and 50 was considered the age at which you began to ‘wind down’. If life began at 40, for women especially, it went into sharp decline...
January 2017, Michelle Heaton Loves
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Michelle Heaton, Celebrity and Fitness Expert has been sharing her love for Studio 10's Hydra Lift I-Corrector on social media.
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January 2017, Black Hair and Beauty Mag
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Black Hair and Beauty Mag have featured Grace Fodor and Miracle Effect Priming Serum, in an article aimed at women as they reach each decade.
December 2016, Yours Magazine
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Yours Magazine has featured the advice of beauty expert and Studio 10 founder Grace Fodor in a rundown of the best Christmas Beauty tips.
November 2016, Daily Mail Femail
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The Daily Mail has tested some of the most prestigious anti-ageing makeup on the market and found that our lipgloss is on of the top five. Get our Lip...
November 2016, Top Sante
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A guide to Christmas Day makeup, by health magazine Top Sante, includes Studio 10 6-in-1 Perfecting Lotion.
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November 2016, Really Ree
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"As the owner of a beauty brand aimed at women in their late thirties and beyond, I hear the great many ‘truths’ women tell themselves"
October 2016, Female First
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"For women, the issue of 'power' can be a thorny one. The very idea of being a powerful woman has historically been seen to be 'intimidating', 'masculine', 'cold'"
