• Nicole, 35, face of Herbal Essences Moroccan My Shine
• Says it's a little bit if 'gorge-wah' in a bottle in true Nicole style
  
• Been designing Missguided collection and working on solo music material
• Reveals her favourite beauty goodies and is a fan of Boots No 7
  

By Bianca London for MailOnline

Published: 15:04 BST, 31 March 2014 | Updated: 15:34 BST, 31 March 2014

Designing a clothing range, working on her solo pop career and fronting beauty campaigns - is Nicole Scherzinger the hardest working girl in showbiz?

Judging by her latest gig, it would seem so. The former Pussycat Doll is again the face of Herbal Essences' new range and looks every inch the Moroccan goddess in the campaign imagery.

Nicole, who has been the brand's ambassador since last year, has unveiled the latest collection, Moroccan My Shine.

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New campaign: Nicole Scherzinger has just been unveiled as the new face of Herbal Essence's latest range

Speaking about the product range, she said: 'I love the Shampoo and Conditioner, it keeps my hair super shiny and also smells amazing.

'It's a little bit of gorge-wah magic in a bottle and after shampooing and conditioning, my hair is restored to touchable best.'

Aside from her duties with the haircare giant, the former X Factor judge, 35, has been busy creating a new clothing line for Missguided, which went on sale earlier this month.

Glossy locks: Nicole wears a feminine pink dress and chunky jewellery as the face of the beauty brand's latest campaign

Firm fan: Speaking about the new product she's promoting, Nicole said: 'It's a little bit of gorge-wah magic in a bottle and after shampooing and conditioning, my hair is restored to touchable best'

The debut 30-piece collection aims to take influence directly from Nicole's statement style, hairandbeautybc.com uniting her favourite signature looks with the season's most coveted trends.

'It's inspired by the catwalk mixed with my personal style. I would describe it as clean, sexy, strong,' she told MailOnline at the time.

Hawaiian-born Nicole, who was ranked VH1's Sexiest Artist of All Time this year, also opened up her beauty bag for FEMAIL- and fans will be pleased to hear that she loves a good budget buy.

'I love Dr Murad toner and I really like the Bliss Triple Oxygen Instant Energising Eye Masks, they're really tingly and I use them every other day,' she said.

'I love the SK-II Facial Treatment Mask too, it is yummy!

Behind the scenes: Nicole shows off her glowing tan, glossy hair and slender figure in the backstage footage

Coveted on the catwalk: The singer's new collection aims to take influence directly from her own statement style, uniting her favourite signature looks with the season's most popular catwalk trends (dress, £45)

'I love my creme blushes, illuminator, and moisturiser is everything to me because it keeps your skin fresh and dewy and not too cakey.'

Sharing her budget beauty tips, she said: 'My family makes coconut oil so I get that for free!

'It's so healthy for the skin, it's anti-bacterial, it is everything. You can use it for your hair and skin.

'Whatever lip gloss you have, use it on your cheeks too, I do that a lot. I also love the Boots eye make-up remover pads and No. 7 has good face wash.'

In the past few weeks, Nicole has been spending a lot of time in the studio working on her solo music career.

She said: 'I am so excited for my fans to hear this. I look forward to them welcoming me back into the music world.'

Fishnet fan: Nicole said she is a huge fan of the fishnet pieces, which she designed them to look edgy but still be classy, she says

Priceline, which stocks 1,900 different hair-related products, has discounted the prices of brands like John Frieda, Ogx, Marc Anthony, Hask, Toni & Guy and Herbal Essences.

The nationwide sale will begin on Tuesday April 9 and finish on Thursday April 11 or while stocks last.

Priceline, which stocks 1,900 different hair-related products, has discounted the prices of brands like John Frieda, Ogx, Marc Anthony, Hask, Toni & Guy and Herbal Essences 

Shoppers can expect to see the Hask Argan Oil From Morocco Intense Deep Conditioning Hair treatment, which usually costs $4.99, for just $2.49.

John Frieda's Frizz Ease Extra Strength 6 Effects Serum, which retails for $16.99, will also be on sale for $8.49.

If you're looking for a curling cream that will keep your bouncy ringlets frizz-free than reaching for the Marc Anthony Strictly Curls, Curl Envy Perfect Curl Cream might be your best bet.

Shoppers can expect to see the Hask Argan Oil From Morocco Intense Deep Conditioning Hair treatment (left) and Marc Anthony Strictly Curls, Curl Envy Perfect Curl Cream (right)

John Frieda's Frizz Ease Extra Strength 6 Effects Serum, which retails for $16.99, will also be on sale for $8.49

The $17.99 lotion is infused with avocado, shea butter, vitamin E and pro vitamin B5 for added moisture protection.

Ogx's famed Moroccan Argan oil shampoo and conditioner, which usually costs $17.99, is now down to $8.99.

For the blondes of the group you might be more inclined to try the Tony & Guy purple shampoo, hairandbeautybc.com which was $15.99 and is now $7.99.   

For the blondes of the group you might be more inclined to try the Tony & Guy purple shampoo, which was $15.99 and is now $7.99

Herbal Essences Bio:Renew Naked Clean White Strawberry & Sweet Mint Shampoo (left) and Ogx's famed Moroccan Argan oil shampoo and conditioner (right) are featured

Herbal Essences Bio:Renew Naked Clean White Strawberry & Sweet Mint Shampoo is even cheaper at a staggering $5.99, half the price it would be normally.

The retailer sells 657,000 hairsprays each year - that's one every 48 seconds - and this is a good opportunity for customers to stock up. 

Haircare buyer at Priceline Melissa Maden predicts that even more focus on 'natural' hair products will be the focus this year.

'Priceline Pharmacy is seeing a huge rise in the 'all natural' focus from consumers and industry leaders. We expect to see a lot of new products in the next six months that are vegan, cruelty-free, paraben-free and sulfate-free,' she said.  

By Sarah Fitzmaurice

Published: 15:03 BST, 24 June 2012 | Updated: 07:44 BST, 25 June 2012

It is dubbed the playground for adults and every visitor seems to get into some sort of mischief while partying in Las Vegas.

And last night Nicole Scherzinger certainly looked ready to sin as she stepped out in a dazzling gold dress to celebrate her birthday.

The 33-year-old X Factor judge, who turns 34 at the end of the month, showed off her enviable shape in the glittering backless mini-dress which also boasted a plunging neckline.

The metallic dress complemented her skin tone to perfection, while the only splash of colour came from her bright pink manicure.

Nicole hosted a party to celebrate her birthday at TAO nightclub inside The Venetian and she was more than happy to pose up for pictures showing off her dress.

As well as being the guest of honour Nicole was presented with an elaborate cake by Herbal Essences, the haircare brand she promotes.

Time to shine: Nicole looked stunning in the short metallic dress which boasted a plunging neckline and backless detail 

Earlier in the day the singer had enjoyed a poolside party to celebrate her birthday and wore an elaborate kaftan over her bikini.

Nicole was not joined by her beau Lewis Hamilton who was taking part in the F1 race in Valencia today.

On Monday Nicole stepped into her role as the new permanent judge of X Factor UK at auditions in Newcastle.

Nicole, who was axed from the US version of the show after just one series, https://hairandbeautybc.com/does-herbal-essences-cause-hair-loss/ has been drafted in by Simon Cowell after TV bosses failed to secure Dannii Minogue for the role.

A survey of Australian supermarket etiquette has uncovered some surprising - and maybe not so surprising - expectations of how you should behave when wandering aisles of your local Aldi, Coles or Woolworths.

From squeezing an avocado to opening a shampoo you haven't tried before to see if the perfume agrees with you, https://hairandbeautybc.com/does-herbal-essences-cause-hair-loss/ everyone has a different take on what is acceptable.

A survey into supermarket shopping etiquette has been conducted with almost 90 per cent of people surveyed unsure of proper supermarket etiquette

And perhaps surprisingly, the most annoying thing to Australian shoppers was a customer going through the express checkout with too many items - with 71 percent of people surveyed listing that as their top complaint.

The next on the list was 'hovering or blocking an aisle' with your trolley for too long, which came in at 63 per cent, closely followed by squeezing an avocado at 53 per cent.

And rounding off the top five was shoppers cracking the cap on products to smell the scent and tasting herbs before buying a bunch at 48 per cent.

Cracking the cap off the shampoo to smell the fragrance was a divisive issue. While 50 per cent of shoppers said that people who crack the cap on products are one of their biggest shopper bugbears, 62 per cent claimed they wouldn't even buy a shampoo or conditioner if they didn't have the chance to smell it first.

Cracking the cap on products to smell the scent was a big no no according to shoppers with 50 per cent of people surveyed not happy to see other people do this

Squeezing fruit and vegetables too hard was another thing frowned upon by 53 per cent of people surveyed

While 50 per cent of women didn't like people who crack the cap on products, 62 per cent claimed that they wouldn't buy a shampoo or conditioner if they couldn't smell it first

Herbal Essences spokesperson Eunice Tan said that their company encourages people to smell their products before buying but asked people to do so in a sensible manner.

'Herbal Essences wants Aussies to feel liberated to 'crack the cap' before buying their shampoo and conditioner and really explore and discover the right scents for them,' she said.

'We do ask that people crack the cap responsibly.' 

Naturals haircare brand Herbal Essences commissioned the research to launch Crack the Cap - a campaign encouraging consumers to 'crack the cap' and indulge in 'scents you can't forget'.