Beauty Blogs UK Top 10
The Top 10 Beauty Blog ranking was last updated 16/09/2026.
Vuelio uses a proprietary algorithm to create these rankings, based on topic-related content in blogs on its system – you can read more about the process here. Our research team actively seeks out new blogs and bloggers for inclusion, but if you think we’ve missed someone, please get in touch to let us know.
1. Really Ree
Topping the ranking for another year is Really Ree, covering makeup, skincare, fragrance and haircare with reviews, swatches and recommendations since 2010. Describing her approach as ‘honest and accessible […] for people just like me’, this blogger aims for a down-to-earth, product-led focus. Advent calendar season is in full swing on the site, with rundowns of this year’s YSL Beauty, Kiehl’s and Diptyque offerings alongside a wider guide to the best beauty calendars of 2026. As well as the seasonal content, Ree has been reviewing new launches, complete with before-and-after comparison shots. Check out her mix of timely round-ups and practical product testing, with no filler.
2. Man For Himself
Climbing four places to number two is Man For Himself, Robin James’s grooming and lifestyle blog, which has been running since 2012. James built the site around straightforward reviews and how-to guides for men’s skincare, hair and fragrance, and has since extended into his own product line, Anforh, covering fragrance, hair care and styling. The blog promises ‘no BS, no dodgy dealings,’ and the plain-speaking style carries through into the reviews and guides, recently including a round-up of the best men’s summer fragrances for 2026 and Payday Pickups. Celebrity grooming gets a look, too, with recent posts focusing on Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Timothée Chalamet’s mops.
3. That’s Not My Age
Up two places to number three is That’s Not My Age, run by journalist and author Alyson Walsh since 2008. Centring on style and fashion for women in midlife and beyond, this blog is built around Walsh’s founding idea that ‘it’s not about age, it’s about style’. Steering readers towards working out what suits them rather than chasing trends, Walsh publishes regular outfit posts, shopping edits, interviews on style, and hosts a podcast, too. Recent posts have ranged from seasonal trend pieces, including a look at neutral, ‘beige’ dressing, to more personal essays and lifestyle content sitting alongside the timeless style takes.
4. Skin Rocks (formerly The CH Blog)
Caroline Hirons has built her reputation over nearly three decades in the beauty industry, and Skin Rocks (formerly known as The CH Blog) continues to cut through the jargon with straightforward science. Recent write-ups include a look at the five things people still get wrong about sunscreen, how to distinguish sensitive from sensitised skin, and the neuroscience of touch. Practical content sits alongside this, including in-flight skincare and travel tips. With a team of experts, and a fuller content mix than in previous years, this blog continues to share Hirons’s significant skincare expertise.
5. British Beauty Blogger
British Beauty Blogger Jane Cunningham, a beauty writer who has also contributed to national papers and authored four beauty books, is always ready ‘to say if a product was rubbish and not just discreetly not mention it’. That candid approach has built her a loyal following since her start in 2008. Check out recent pieces focusing on at-home laser hair removal (a post 17 years in the making), as well as wedding guest beauty prep, and takes on cleansing balms versus double cleansing. Beyond the blog itself, Cunningham has expanded onto Substack with daily posts and keeps an active Instagram following of more than 35,000.
6. Natural Beauty with Baby
Up one place this year is Natural Beauty with Baby, run by mother of four Helen, who writes about beauty and wellbeing for parents balancing self-care with family life. Finding ‘healthy ways to feel good together’, this blog’s content covers skincare, wellness, and family-friendly beauty advice, with an emphasis on natural and non-toxic options. Alongside lifestyle posts, Helen gets scientific with deep-dive looks into peptides and other popular ingredients, as well as fashion accoutrement, including her recent round-up of 1980s-style sunglasses for parents wanting a bit of retro flair with their sun protection.
Rising three places is DisneyRollerGirl, the blog run by London-based fashion editor Navaz Batliwalla since 2007. Writing from an industry insider’s perspective, Navaz covers fashion and beauty with a critical eye on campaigns, trends, and the culture around them. Named among The Times’s Top 40 Bloggers Who Really Count, she has also written two books, expanding on the blog’s focus on style history, skincare rituals, and fashion trends. Recent highlights include an interview with author Camilla Morton and a feature on photographer Collier Schorr. Also worth checking out – her Random Recs posts for more inspiration.
Rising to number eight is Curiously Conscious, Besma Whayeb’s blog covering sustainable fashion, cruelty-free beauty, and low-impact living since 2014. Documenting ‘kinder ways to live and dress’, this blog features a substantial resource section, including a directory of more than 250 sustainable brands across beauty, fashion, and homeware. Cruelty-free and ethical beauty recommendations are a regular feature, with round-ups of kinder dupes for viral beauty products drawing on Whayeb’s skincare knowledge. Centring on practical swaps and informed choices, this blog emphasises ethics over short-term trends.
This Liverpool-based blog has been covering ‘colour, creativity, and conscious living’ since its launch back in 2014. With a significant following across Instagram, X, and Pinterest, Stephie is a multi-award-winning voice in the UK blogging scene. Beauty sits alongside fashion, travel, and lifestyle content here, with recent posts exploring how to choose the right eye specialist, as well as styling tips for wedding, gala, and evening dresses when things get formal.
10. Just Nadiene
Qualified makeup artist Nadiene launched this beauty, lifestyle, and wellbeing blog in 2015 and now has a deep catalogue of makeup reviews, skincare advice, fragrance, and general wellness content to dip into. Practical, routine-based advice is emphasised rather than trend chasing, with recent posts featuring guidance on adjusting skincare routines for hot weather, and seasonal switch-ups when moving from winter to spring skincare. Want to know what’s worth trying? Check out her beauty empties for recommendations.
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Profiles of these blogs and their authors can be found in the Vuelio Media Database.
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I’m half-fluent in Serbian, so I can understand 99% of it, but google translate can help too:)))
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Really good list of beauty blogs, loads of information on all of them i can pass onto my clients
A nice choice of different beauty blogs, they where great to read through
thanks really Nice list
thank you! will check these sites out, already know about Sunday Girl, good site
Very nice, thanks
Nice blogs list! Can you check out my blog? It’s an oriental natural skin care & others.
All the list of beauty blog that you provided are really good and also useful. Cision’s Social Media Index are very helpful to find many other good blogs from a variety of sectors which you want, like fashion, interior design, travel and many more.
Some really great blogs here, I have to say that Caroline Hirons has been one of my favourite blogs for a while. I really can’t wait to get my blog up and running (We’re launching a new site soon).
This is very helpful. Looking for a guest blogger for our blog. Thanks so much.
Thanks for sharing these blogs with us, really all blogs are very nice…. I am really inspired from your blog hoping you will be there with more interesting post like this. I like your blog take on Beauty products topic is well-written and original. Thanking you for this,
Thanks, these are all really good blogs! Check out mine, it’s a mixture of reviews of makeup and hair products along with some other random stuff: http://testingfavourites.blogspot.co.uk/