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Nessa Humayun
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Junior Beauty Editor, Marie Claire (UK)
London
Beats
Biography
I am the features editor at Four Nine, and have over four years of experience as a journalist, editor and copywriter
Beauty and Fashion, Mental Health Pop Culture, UK PoliticsWomen's Interest, Sex and Relationships
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Content
By Nessa Humayun Verified| Marie Claire (UK) Verified Has the rodeo ever been so fashionable? I don't think so. Since last summer, all sorts of sartorial inspiration has been coming out of the South, and it's only set to ramp up when Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter concert tour commences later this month. One trend we're going to see everywhere very soon is rodeo hair. Everyone from Maura Higgins and Sabrina Carpenter to Beyoncé has been rocking the style. It's an XXL take on bombshell hair, and it packs a punch.
This perfume was created in 1892, and I wear it today—it’s musky, sexy and deserves a spot in your collection
By Nessa Humayun Verified| Marie Claire (UK) Verified Fragrance is woven into the tapestry of all of our lives, whether we like it or not. As such, a single scent has the ability to carry whole worlds and histories inside—some can even operate as a time-capsule to bygone eras; a world, say, under the rule of Queen Victoria, when smog, sooty fog and coal dust swirled around the streets of London. The year is 1890, and amidst the churn of the city was an oasis on Jermyn Street, where aromatic, steam-like vapours cut through the detritus.
TikTokers are claiming that their luteal phase is making them ‘ugly’—here’s how it actually affects your skin, hair and nails
By Nessa Humayun Verified| Marie Claire (UK) Verified I dread my period, and have continued to do so ever since it arrived, just days before my 13th birthday. This means I have had around 197 periods, and if I hit menopause at 51—the average age for women in the UK—I have another 267 to go. As they come, I’m pretty unlucky; I deal with crippling pain most months and premenstrual (PMS) symptoms that can affect my mental health.
Company Info
Marie Claire (UK)
London, United Kingdom