Rather than going under the knife to enhance and preserve their looks, many Britons are now opting for non-invasive treatments to lift, brighten, and tighten, ranging from Botox injections to microblading. Canvas8 spoke to eight people about which tweakments they would consider and why.

Environmental concerns and fears about harmful ingredients such as parabens and phthalates have beauty consumers showing more interest in going organic. In Germany, natural products have been on the shelves for decades. What’s driving the success of this sector in the country?

Versed brings clean beauty closer to consumers, by selling its 19 toxin-free skincare products, all priced under $20, at Target stores across the US. The launch reflects people's changing attitudes towards beauty products, coupled with a desire for accessible and affordable products.

The clean living, body positive and no-make-up movements exemplify how perceptions of beauty are shifting to focus on wellness, inclusivity, and empowerment. But with a history of selling more hope than health and a culture obsessed with image, can the beauty sector ever be good for our wellbeing?