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Charlotte Tilbury Rose Gold Sculpting Gua Sha Tool. Charlotte Tilbury has launched a brand new skincare tool; the Charlotte Tilbury Rose Gold Sculpting Gua Sha Tool. It is a lip-shaped, rose gold gua sha for a depuffing-effect facial massage. Keep on reading to find out more... The Charlotte Tilbury Rose Gold Sculpting Gua Sha Tool is £35 / $45, and is a rose gold coloured sculpting gua sha tool you can use for facial massage. There are many benefits of using a gua sha tool during facial massage, and this particular tool was designed to be used during a Charlotte Tilbury Expert Facial at the brand's skin spa in London, but now they've launched it as a tool that anyone can use. "The ancient technique has a sculpt + lift effect on the face to give you a snatched-looking glow! And darlings, it can help relieve tension and have a relaxing, soothing effect - just use the gua sha's pointed corners to gently circle over your temples and pressure points!" Charlotte Tilbury Rose Gold Sculpting Gua Sha Tool can be used with the Charlotte Tilbury Charlotte's Magic Cream, Collagen Superfusion Facial Oil or Charlotte's Magic Water Cream, as skincare products will give the gua sha some "slip" to help it glide across your skin, and it is available now. *This post contains affiliate links. Images belong to respective brands. Edits made by Durbin Rock.

Charlotte Tilbury profits reach £21m as global sales climb to £539m. Charlotte Tilbury Beauty has reported a profit before tax of £21 million for the year to the end of December, up just under 15 per cent on the year before, as turnover at the make-up and beauty brand rose almost 11 per cent to £539 million. The company said the growth reflected "consistent" performance across its existing markets alongside further market and channel expansion, notably its launch in Mexico and the debut of the brand on Amazon's Premium Beauty store in the United States. The figures are contained in new accounts filed at Companies House, which also show the company paid no dividends during the year and employed 1,012 people at the end of the period, up about 19 per cent on a year earlier. The company said it maintained its "number one" ranking in the UK among prestige make-up brands for the full year and "continued to drive innovation in the category with successful launches such as the Unreal Skin foundation stick, Exagger-Eyes mascara, and Pillow Talk Big Lip Plumpgasm lip gloss". Since launching at Selfridges in 2013, the business has expanded into 57 markets, employs more than 3,000 people globally and sells through more than 5,000 points of distribution worldwide. These include retail counters, department stores, its "Beauty Wonderland" store in Covent Garden and its own website. The company sells more than 500 products across the skincare, colour, complexion and fragrance categories. In 2020 the Spanish-listed beauty group Puig bought a majority stake in the brand in a deal that valued the business at about £1.2 billion. Charlotte Tilbury is the largest contributor to the make-up division of Puig, which reported record revenues of €5 billion for 2025, with like-for-like growth of 7.8 per cent across the group. Tilbury, the make-up artist who founded the company, told The Times in a recent interview that her ambition was to build the "biggest make-up brand in the world", generating revenue of more than £8 billion. Chanel is currently the largest beauty brand, and L'Oréal the biggest group. The brand is best known for Magic Cream, a moisturiser Tilbury spent years mixing backstage for models and celebrities, and Pillow Talk, which has grown from a single lip liner into one of the beauty industry's most successful franchises. The company claims more than five Pillow Talk products are sold every minute globally. Beauty brands have continued to grow through the cost of living squeeze, a pattern often described as the "lipstick effect", in which consumers forgo bigger purchases such as holidays or designer accessories in favour of smaller, affordable luxuries like high-end cosmetics. The accounts also note that "significant geopolitical conflict emerged in the Middle East" during the year. The company said that while its financial position "remains unaffected, the company shall continue to monitor the situation closely". August 19, 2026

Charlotte Tilbury selling makeup at Boots in Peterborough. 16 hrs ago Boots in Peterborough Queensgate is now home to a Charlotte Tilbury cosmetics stand - one 31 Boots stores nationwide to offer the luxury brand. (Image: Peterborough Queensgate) Fans of the luxury beauty brand Charlotte Tilbury can now buy their favourite cosmetics in Peterborough. Boots at the Queensgate Shopping Centre is now home to a stand selling 500 products. Announcing the move into the Boots stores, Charlotte Tilbury said: "For years, I have received countless messages from people asking, 'When is Charlotte Tilbury coming to Boots? "Well, darlings, the wait is over - Peterborough Matters is finally making your beauty dreams come true. "Now, more people than ever will be able to experience my award-winning beauty secrets within their local communities." Alice Rafferty, director of luxury beauty and cosmetics at Boots, said: "Peterborough Matters is delighted to welcome Charlotte Tilbury Beauty into 31 Boots stores nationwide. "Our customers have long been asking for Charlotte Tilbury, and we are incredibly proud to bring one of the world's most influential beauty brands to even more communities across the UK." Announcing the opening of the stand on Friday on its Facebook page, Queensgate Peterborough said: "The wait is over! The brand-new Charlotte Tilbury counter is now open at Boots, Queensgate "From iconic Pillow Talk favourites to must-have skincare and beauty essentials, now's the perfect time to discover your next beauty obsession. "Pop in store and get your hands on your favourites today!"