Plus: The wine fortune waiting to be made in the Home Counties and the rise of the doggy slaon
 |  | | At Sunday’s Oscars ceremony, naturally glowing skin was the standout beauty statement of the night. From Lady Gaga, who performed her Oscar-nominated song bare faced to best actress winner Michelle Yeoh looking glowing at 60, a minimally made-up complexion is now the epitome of ageless beauty.
Mind you, Gaga is in her mid-30s, an age at which skin still clings neatly to all the right places without much intervention. So how does one explain Yeoh’s Benjamin Button complexion, which bore little make-up but for a pair of false eyelashes? Or her co-star Jamie Lee Curtis’s skin, which was as luminous as the trophy she took home for Best Supporting Actress. Find out with our deep dive into the ageless Oscars glow.
Plus, discover why English wine is on the rise and learn about the booming business of doggy salons.
Enjoy!
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