Alice Hart-Davis
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Welcome to Alice Hart-Davis's Website

Alice Hart-Davis is an award-winning beauty journalist who writes for newspapers and magazines including the Daily Telegraph,the Daily Mail, London’s Evening Standard, Red magazine and the London Magazine. With her teenage daughter Molly she has written a book called Be Beautiful: Every girl’s guide to hair, skin and make-up, Walker Books, £9.99.

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About Be Beautiful

At some point, every girl is going to come up with a whole bunch of questions about her skin, her hair, her looks ... and when Alice's daughter, Molly, started asking, there seemed to be so many, you could write a book. With chapters about hair, make-up, spots, skincare, hair removal, manicures, pedicures and how to look good in pictures, this fabulous beauty bible extends a sympathetic helping hand as it guides teenagers through the minefield of often inappropriate beauty advice in a friendly and informative way.

Where to find Alice Hart-Davis online...

You can follow Alice Hart-Davis on Twitter, or join the Be Beautiful Facebook Group, from which you will be updated about events and happenings around the book including signings and beauty advice sessions. 

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News and Reviews

Heather A writes: 'I was given this book for my daughters, and we have all been reading it, I think it is inspired debunking the myths of beauty with really good down to earth advice and fun things to do too!'

Mars Webb writes: 'Fantastic book. Content is just wonderful and perfect for girls who are ready to explore make up and want to find out more about how to look after their bodies.'

Josa Young writes: 'Hart-Davis is a seasoned beauty journalist, not given to falling for hype, and she has turned her expertise to the task of answering her daughter Molly's questions about everything from toes to hair and back again.'

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