- StyleJessica Morgan
Kylie Jenner and daughter Stormi twin in Portofino: Where to buy their (surprisingly affordable) outfits
Their latest matching ensemble is the chicest outfit we've ever seen
- StyleFrancesca Specter
Kylie Jenner earns almost £1 million per Instagram post
The 21-year-old entrepreneur and ‘Keeping Up With The Kardashians’ star is the highest paid influencer per Instagram post.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Just how many bikinis does Kylie Jenner own? Charting the businesswoman's 2019 swimwear collection
From vintage Chanel to mother-daughter fashion moments.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Kylie Jenner poses in nothing but an oversized designer hat on holiday
The reality television star just proved the Jacquemus hat is back for another round this season.
- StyleCaroline Allen
Kanye West's Yeezy empire is worth £1bn: How does Kim Kardashian's fortune compare?
Kanye West and Kim Kardashian might just be the definition of a power couple.
StyleFrancesca SpecterAn expert explains why you shouldn't use Kylie Jenner's walnut face scrub
Want the billionaire's flawless complexion? You should avoid this scrub, apparently.
- StyleThe Independent
Kylie Jenner's Walnut Face Scrub criticised on Twitter by users who claim it is 'abrasive'
Kylie Jenner's new skin care line, Kylie Skin, doesn’t officially launch until 22 May but it's already facing criticism online. On Friday, the reality star announced her latest business venture on Instagram, unveiling a range of six products designed to suit every skin type, including a foaming face wash, vanilla milk toner, walnut face scrub, moisturiser, eye cream and vitamin C serum.However, one product has received backlash from beauty fans who claim its ingredients could be damaging.In a short video promoting her new Walnut Face Scrub, Jenner described the product as being so gentle that customers can use it every day.“I recommend two or three times a week, that’s how much I use it,” the 21-year-old said.“Some walnut face scrubs are kind of harsh on the skin, this isn’t too abrasive. It really leaves my face feeling super-baby soft.“It makes me look glowy and takes away dead skin cells.”While Jenner insists that the product is her “secret to a fresh face”, others have hit out at the self-made billionaire for using walnut powder – an ingredient that many social media users say is excessively harsh on the skin. “Well this is horrifying. A foaming face wash and a walnut scrub?!” one person wrote on Twitter.“Tragic to think that millions of girls will buy this trash and destroy their skin barriers."Another commented: “A WALNUT FACE SCRUB?! Why is Kylie trying to destroy our skin? Omfg.”While a third added: “Licensed Aesthetician here, you should not be exfoliating everyday!!!!! 1x a week MAX!! “And Walnut will cause micro tears in your skin, using it every day will result in couperose skin (broken capillaries).”Beauty industry watchdog Estee Laundry joined in on the debate on Instagram referring to Jenner’s product as “AbrasiveAF”.> I still can't believe Kylie promoted walnut exfoliating scrubs. She already has more money than 99.9% of the world and yet she's out here shilling products that'll destroy precious faces.> > — Morgan Jerkins (@MorganJerkins) > > May 15, 2019Alongside an image of Kylie Skin products, the caption read: “Laundrites, what are y’alls thoughts on KylieSkin?“So far we’ve yet to see an ingredient list yet but they’ve mentioned the face scrub includes walnut particles—a fancier version of the StIves scrub?”The comment refers to a $5m (£4m) lawsuit filed against beauty brand St.Ives in 2017 where two plaintiffs claimed the crushed walnut powder used in its Apricot Fresh Skin Scrub created microscopic tears in the skin, exposing it to infections and irritation.> Kylie Jenner’s walnut face scrub does wonders pic.twitter.com/uwgJ1CtQfS> > — Brian (@PhillyGinger) > > May 15, 2019Unilever, the company that makes the cream, hit back with a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, however, accusing the plaintiffs of raising “made up” allegations.U.S. District Court Judge Andrew J. Guilford agreed and dismissed the class action lawsuit claims.So, is walnut powder really bad for your skin? > View this post on Instagram> > Laundrites, what are y’alls thoughts on KylieSkin? So far we’ve yet to see an ingredient list yet but they’ve mentioned the face scrub includes walnut particles—a fancier version of the StIves scrub?🤔 AbrasiveAF GlossierMuch WheresTheTransparency KylieJenner> > A post shared by Estée Laundry (@esteelaundry) on May 14, 2019 at 7:50am PDTAccording to Dr Anil, a leading dermatologist specialising in anti-ageing treatments, walnut scrubs are not dangerous as long as you use them correctly. “As long as used appropriately, they are safe,” Dr Anil tells The Independent.“Anything abrasive can cause microtears, even any other scrubs on the market.Walnut scrubs have been around for many, many years. It’s known for its antioxidants, removing dead skin cells and blackheads and can improve texture and dullness.”Dr Anil recommends that walnut scrubs should be used twice a week with a good moisturiser and sunblock on top. However, if you have sensitive skin, Dr Anil suggests reducing this to once a week, especially if you use acid washes or scrubs with glycolic or salicylic acid in them.
StyleCaroline AllenKylie Jenner's reaction to her sister's anxiety sparks debate
On the surface, it looks as though Kylie is ignoring Kendall’s anxiety.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
From Victoria Beckham to Gwyneth Paltrow, celebrities who have admitted to having plastic surgery
It seems plastic surgery is no longer a hush-hush topic in the Hollywood hills.
- StyleElle
Kylie Jenner Has an Explanation for Those Dark Splotches on Her Walls
It's not what you think, whatever that is.
- StyleEvening Standard
Kylie Jenner's sponsored Instagram posts are valued at $1 million each
Kylie Jenner is back in the headlines this week after being named the world’s youngest self-made billionaire by Forbes, stealing the record from Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg, who hit the financial milestone at 23. Mostly thanks to her extraordinarily successful brand Kylie Cosmetics (which she owns completely and is estimated to be worth “at least $900 million”), Jenner is doing pretty well for herself. Providing the sprinkles to Kylie Jenner’s net worth sundae, the study revealed that her sponsored Instagram posts were reportedly the most expensive at $1 million per post - beating singer Selena Gomez whose posts clocked in at a slightly lower $800,000.
- StyleEvening Standard
Kylie Jenner stars in the latest Adidas campaign, for the launch of the nostalgic Falcon trainer
Kylie Jenner today became the latest member of the Kardashian clan to join Adidas’s growing roster of superstar collaborators. Following in the footsteps of her sister Kendall Jenner and brother-in-law Kanye West, the 21-year-old cosmetics mogul has teamed up with the sports brand to re-launch the ’90s sneaker ‘Falcon’ by Adidas Originals. “I’ve always loved Adidas,” says Jenner, who announced the partnership via an Instagram Story.
