Some may call it sweater weather; we call it candle weather.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Oct 20, 2017

Instant calm in a bottle.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  May 23, 2017

It's like a breath of fresh air, if that air was also chic and British.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Apr 4, 2017

We surveyed fashion and beauty industry insiders on this often secretive subject.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Mar 9, 2017

Disclaimer: You could buy these any other day, too.

• By Stephanie Saltzman
  Feb 6, 2017

With a struggling skincare business, Estée knows it needs to up innovation in that category.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Nov 4, 2014

What does sea salt smell like? This.

• By Eliza Brooke
  Oct 3, 2014

From strappy sandals to bright makeup, these are the pieces we can't wait to wear when the sun finally comes out.

• By Tyler McCall
  Mar 21, 2014

From cocktails to condoms, fragrances to barf bags, it's safe to say that the world is officially royally equipped for the big wedding this Friday. We've rounded up some of the best (and strangest) celebratory products and gimmicks out there.

• By Sarah Ferguson
  Apr 27, 2011

Jo Malone--the brand--hasn’t gone anywhere, but Jo Malone--the person--has been MIA from the fragrance world since stepping down as Creative Director of Jo Malone Ltd. in 2006, her eponymous company which she sold to Estée Lauder in 1999.

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Mar 1, 2011

Tea isn’t a new note in perfume, but it definitely seems to be picking up steam as a fragrance trend. (Bad tea pun. Sorry.) As tea shops become more and more ubiquitous and tea is increasingly touted for its healthy effects, it makes sense that it’s popping up in non-potable form. Jean-Claude Ellena is generally credited for starting the tea-as-fragrance craze. He created a scent made of jasmine and violet leaf tea and used it to perfume Bulgari jewelry stores. This morphed into several successful tea scents for Bulgari. Tea is a subtle fragrance that blends well with more traditional notes to produce fragrances that smell really light and modern. Click through to see what's brewing. (I really can't help myself. Sorry.)

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Feb 8, 2011

We’ve had arguments with people who say that beauty gifts are boring and impersonal. This can be true if you just buy some random fragrance set in a tacky basket at your corner drugstore on Christmas Eve. If, however, you put a bit of thought into it, you can get some gorgeous, thoughtful things. This year there is an absolute flood of gift sets available at all price points (though we decided not to include a $1,600 fragrance basket we found). So we’ve pulled the best scent, color, and spa sets, with an eye towards originality. They’re guaranteed to get you a kiss under the mistletoe, or at the very least, a delighted squeal. Happy Cyber Monday!

• By Cheryl Wischhover
  Nov 29, 2010