26 of the Best Beauty Blogs You Should Be Following

 What would the beauty world be without the best beauty blogs? On the weekend (or whenever—who are we kidding?), we love nothing more than checking out what our favorite influencers are posting, from the products they're raving about or the makeup tutorials they're loving. While makeup and skincare blogs launch all the time, we continue to go back to certain experts over and over again, whether that's because they've been pillars of the beauty community for a long time or their expert knowledge is simply unrivaled. 

Because it's rude not to share, we thought we'd let you in on the Byrdie edit of the world's best beauty bloggers.

Anna, the blogger behind The Anna Edit
THE ANNA EDIT

Why follow: Based in Brighton, Anna is incredibly knowledgeable about skincare (check out her post on how to achieve glowy skin) and one of the most organized women I've ever met. She's happy to share all her secrets on her website (her super-helpful morning productivity post isn't to be missed) and YouTube channel.

Where to follow: Instagram (@theannaedit), TheAnnaEdit.com

Katie Jane Hughes

Best beauty blogs: Katie Jane Hughes

@KATIEJANEHUGHES

Why follow: There are many things we love about Katie Jane Hughes's approach to beauty. Whether that's the most gorgeous eye makeup tutorials we've ever seen or a blow-by-blow account of getting microblading on her Insta Stories, we're hooked.

Where to follow: Instagram (@katiejanehughes), KatieJaneHughes.com

A Style Album

Best beauty blogs: A Style Album

@ASTYLEALBUM

Why follow: Em and Lou of A Style Album know exactly what you need in your beauty wardrobe. Whether that's a great-smelling candle or your perfect signature lippie, these are the ladies who help us find true classics.

Where to follow: Instagram (@astylealbum), AStyleAlbum.com

Tia Ward

Best beauty blogs: Tia Ward

@MISSTPW

Tia Ward

Why follow: If you want awesome beauty tips as well as a slice of life advice on the side, visit Tia Ward's blog.

Where to follow: Instagram (@misstpw), YouTube (@tiawardTV), TiaWard.com

Patricia Bright

Best beauty blogs: Patricia Bright

@THEPATRICIABRIGHT

Why follow: If it's super-glam beauty looks you're after, you'll find them at Patricia Bright's page. While you can watch her YouTube videos, we also love her detailed posts on how to get dolled up, complete with lists and ratings of the products she uses.

Where to follow: Instagram (@thepatriciabright), PatriciaBright.co.uk

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