Save Face Director Ashton Collins spoke to BBC Newsround about the growing number of children and young people using skincare products containing ingredients such as retinoids and acids, which may be ...

Campaigners say cosmetics companies and retailers such as Sephora are increasingly targeting buyers under 18 Wearing pink-and-white-striped satin pyjamas and a bunny-ear headband, glamorous Italian be...

We are delighted to announce the launch of our campaign in partnership with ITV’s Good Morning Britain. This high-profile coverage highlights the urgent need to restrict the sale of dangerous skincare...

Save Face is calling on the government to implement strict restrictions on the sale of skincare products containing potent active ingredients such as retinols and acids to anyone under the age of 18. ...

Non-surgical beauty procedures are becoming increasingly popular – and creating an unregulated industry that risks lives as a result. Harriet Symonds reports on the new medical ‘wild west’ “Her buttoc...

Save Face Director Ashton Collins talks to ITV's Good Morning Britain about our campaign to ensure that all UK countries make it illegal for under 18s to have cosmetic injections such as dermal filler...

Save Face Director Ashton Collins, who spearheaded the under-18 cosmetic injections ban in England, calls for swift action from the Scottish government on BBC News. She highlights the consequences of ...

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