James Kirkham
Apr 24, 2014

Why #NoMakeUpSelfie should inspire charities to cash in on social vanity

We've all moaned quietly at how Facebook seems to be filled with an increasingly narcissistic group of so-called friends, keen to tell us again and again about their incredible lives or show off that holiday snap tagged only with the caption 'bliss'. Pass the bucket, says the author

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