Dubai based Canadian duo Gayatri and Priya identified that women in Dubai are free spirited and they celebrate beauty. Their belief that beauty must match with a clear conscious led to culminate a cruelty free fashion brand- The Dubai Dolls. Both of them are passionately working to offer the shades of this city for the free spirited and feisty women of Dubai.

2020 ruined a lot of things, but it didn’t ruin our annual Cosmopolitan Beauty & Influencer Awards, where we celebrate the best in the biz when it comes to all things make-up, skincare, haircare, mental health, body positivity and beyond.

Wearing PPE has become a part of our daily routine, and for a lot of us beauty-lovers, it can get suuuper sticky, messy, and difficult. The weather can get hot, and other than our mask-ne problems, if you're wearing foundation under your mask it gets sweaty. Let's face it, you can use as much setting powder as you want (or setting spray,) but it can get tricky for your face makeup to stay *perfect*.

The Dubai Dolls was born to be a cruelty free beauty brand with a higher purpose. As the co-founders of The Dubai Dolls, we have always struggled with the definition of beauty. After all, beauty comes in all forms, and during different stages of one’s life. Learn more about how we started The Dubai Dolls.

The Dubai Dolls is a Dubai-based homegrown beauty brand focused on producing cruelty-free, Paraben-free and gluten-free products. Founders Priya Judge and Gayatri Sagar wanted to find a way to give back to the community with their brand. Learn more about their initiatives.

The Dubai Dolls is a homegrown and cruelty free beauty brand with a purpose. Creating a new standard of clean beauty: The Dubai Dolls products are glamorous, beautifully pigmented, empowering, toxin free and most importantly, socially responsible. It has become apparent that now, more than ever, we have become conscious consumers. We have always been mindful about what we are putting into our bodies, so why not be conscious of what we are putting on our skin? We must look