Viola is a freelance beauty journalist and copywriter from North London. Last year she won the Fragrance Foundation Jasmine Award for Best Short Piece, reporting on how urban life is damaging our sense of smell.#000d
Forget lipsticks and lip balm, in the colder months we should all be sporting a lip oil
The High Holy Days are a good time to reflect on how we look after ourselves, says Viola Levy
A new book released by Amy Winehouse's family catalogues the life of the little Jewish girl under the beehive
As a kid I got the ‘four eyes’ taunt, but funky frames and cool make-up mean I’m now happy in the specs squad
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Bright, hot, pale or dusky, let the pink buzz around the movie inspire your make-up bag this summer
Keren Bartov is the skincare expert Israeli celebrities trust. Now she has opened up a salon in London’s Notting Hill. We went along to try out her treatments
Like babies, beauty brands need a label that’s just right — as they should have a very lasting impact
Our expectant columnist picks the products that have perked her up during a rocky first trimester
Olivia da Costa’s scents reflect her Jewish roots and were crucial when lockdown took its toll
Money from the collection will go to The Amy Winehouse Foundation, a charity set up by Amy’s family to help disadvantaged children
Viola Levy picks fragrances for the High Holy Days, and a cleanser for when you need to cut corners
Our columnist’s career was inspired by her English teacher. But it wasn’t Tolkien that got her interested
The weather is warming up, so it’s time to book a pedicure, and plan your new anti-sweat regime
Ideal escapism if you feel down, Crossing Delancey also offers home truths about love
A regular facial isn't a treat, it's a necessity says Viola Levy
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