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A dazzling, empowering masterclass in the art of physical transformation and self-expression. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Face Forward.
- aspirational
- dazzling
- intimate
- creative
- 01
Making faces
Kevyn Aucoin · 1997
A glamorous, empowering masterclass in self-transformation that treats makeup as both high art and accessible play.
- 02
skinCARE
Caroline Hirons
A tough-love, highly practical intervention that cuts through beauty industry noise to deliver clear, empowering advice.
- 03
Makeup
Linda Mason
A joyful and personal celebration of the art of cosmetics, blending professional expertise with genuine enthusiasm.
- 04
Keep Going
Austin Kleon
A warm, pragmatic pep talk for the burnt-out creator trying to find joy in the daily grind.
- 05
Redefining realness
Janet Mock
An intimate, unflinching, and ultimately triumphant journey of claiming one's truth and bodily autonomy against all odds.
- 06
How to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere
King, Larry · 1994
A reassuring masterclass in human connection from a legendary broadcaster who makes the daunting art of small talk feel entirely achievable.
- 07
The beauty myth : how images of beauty are used against women
Naomi Wolf · 1991
A fiery, paradigm-shifting cultural critique that exposes the invisible machinery of female physical perfection.
- 08
Confidence
Barbara De Angelis · 1995
A warm, steady hand on your shoulder guiding you out of the shadows of self-doubt and into your own power.
- 09
Heads, Features and Faces
George Brant Bridgman
A masterclass in structural observation that transforms the daunting complexity of the human face into graspable, interlocking forms.
- 10
A consumer's dictionary of cosmetic ingredients
Ruth Winter · 1974
An empowering, no-nonsense reference guide that transforms confusing cosmetic labels into clear, actionable knowledge.
- 11
Presence
Amy Cuddy
An empathetic, science-backed guide to shedding imposter syndrome and stepping into your personal power.
- 12
Clean
James Hamblin
A clarifying look at modern wellness that invites you to step back from the sink and rethink what it means to care for your body.
