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The Best Under-the-Radar Summer Skincare Approved by Hollywood-Loved Beauty Experts
Ahhh, summer. The season of succulent peaches, coconut-scented suntan lotion and sultry afternoons by the Aegean Sea. This sizzling time of year can also leave skin with much to be desired thanks to ...
The Skincare Products You HAVE To Buy From The 2023 Nordstrom Anniversary Sale
Clinique, and many more. Some of the deals are almost too good to be true—you can buy a $450 skincare set from Lancôme for nearly half off!—which is why it's better to take advantage of the sale ...
This skincare set is all you need if you’re going away this summer
Wherever your heading off to this summer, knowing what to pack can be a tricky thought process. What’s even trickier is when you only have hand luggage (check out our 2023 guide to the best carry ons ...
The six skincare products that are (almost) as good as tweakments
So much good skincare to share today. Not sure why I keep repeating “today”. I suppose the giddiness is because after a lull of slathering on so many “not sure it’s doing anything” creams and oils and ...
The Key To Strapless Dressing? Skincare, Of Course
The secret to healthy skin from face to body is in your routine, from moisturizing all the way to your shoulders to applying SPF everywhere.
Discover ‘Move With You’ Makeup From Multigenerational Beauty Brand Gee Beauty
With so many beauty brands clamoring for a spot in your go-to makeup arsenal, sometimes there is one that manages to push through, offering something so unique that it’s difficult to ignore. Lately, ...
10 Skincare Products That Benefit From Being In The Fridge
Before you shove your entire makeup case in the fridge, you'll want to know what skincare products would even benefit from being in there. We've got answers.
Summer Skin Care Tips for Those With Darker Skin
Dermatologist Dr. Caroline Opene is often asked if certain types of sun blocks are better for people with darker skin.