Stephanie Saltzman

Perfect for organizing your beauty stash at home or on the go.

Plus, Dia & Co. collaborates with Day/Won.

Our favorite super-blendable makeup picks for every skin tone.

Plus, how barely-there Botox became the norm.

Including sapphire blues, amethyst purples, punchy pinks and even a handful of neons, pastels and metallics.

The retailer also committed to adding products from more than 500 Black-owned brands across a variety of categories.

The Monday Born founder shares how she anticipates industry trends and stays out of all the drama that plagues so many other beauty YouTubers.

Not to mention make your getting-ready routine — and life — so much easier.

Plus, a look at the fallout of Brooks Brothers' bankruptcy.

Including lots of formulas hair, makeup and skin-care enthusiasts rave about most.

Including delightful spring candles, reparative hair treatments and at least one skin-care product all the TikTok cool kids convinced us to try.

The actor paired a candy-apple-red lip with a canary-yellow gown with now-iconic results.

Plus, Nordstrom partners with Package Free to promote zero-waste options.

Including deals on some of our very favorite brands, like Summer Fridays, Biossance, Then I Met You and Pat McGrath Labs.

The #PillowtalkDerm — as she's known to her fans on Instagram and TikTok — shares how she built a side-hustle around dismantling rampant misinformation and making skin science accessible.

The 'New York Magazine' beauty writer offers the same accessibility, accuracy and wit for which she's known in her new book.

It just so happened to match her dress.

"I wish the beauty industry would stop colonizing and instead, use its power and influence to support Asian people and businesses."

Plus, the meaning behind the designs Deb Haaland wore for her Secretary of the Interior swearing-in ceremony.

Including pretty spring lip glosses, a multi-tasking concealer makeup artists love, super-effective skin helpers and luxurious fragrances.

After years of rejection (that included a stint as a Lyft driver to make ends meet), founder Lesley Thornton pushed through the difficulties of 2020 to find major success.

Remember when everyone did this sticky-outy-ends thing to their hair?

Plus, what beauty products will consumers buy this year?

Hair and makeup inspiration from the Fall 2021 shows ahead.