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Fashionista Beauty Helpline: Should I 'Feel' My Skin-Care Products Working?
We asked the experts.
ICYMI: Denim Dresses, Tatcha Gets Acquired & Scouting Models at Coachella
A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.
Unilever Acquires Skin-Care Brand Tatcha for a Reported $500 Million
The luxury beauty company is also supposedly on track for $100 million in sales this year.
The 37 Best Beauty Products Fashionista Editors Discovered in May
Including spray-on sunscreen, a Rihanna-approved lip scrub, a palo santo-spiked moisturizer, CBD gummies that support a noble cause and more.
11 Must-Have Products to Brighten Dark Undereye Circles
Experts weighed in on their top makeup and skin-care picks.
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11 Setting Sprays That Actually Hold Makeup in Place All Day
Experts weigh in on how to keep a look fresh.
13 Skin-Care Products to Help (Finally) Fade Your Acne Scars
They'll render your concealer all but obsolete.
The 28 Best Beauty Products Fashionista Editors Discovered in February
Including colorful makeup palettes, energy-boosting supplements, glow-enhancing exfoliators, spring-y fragrances and rich moisturizers.
A Complete Guide to At-Home Skin-Care Tools
A handy primer for the aspiring facialist in all of us.
11 Moisturizing Masks to Rescue Chapped, Flaky Lips
What to use when even your best balms don't cut it.
At Sephoria, Everyone Got to Be an Influencer
We went inside Sephora's first ticketed event, which had Instagrammable moments at every turn, and a little more.
Please Don't Call J-Beauty 'the New K-Beauty'
Japanese brands are not having it with the comparison.
Maria Is Pretty Pleased With This Newly Bought Face Sunscreen
The price is steep — but hear me out.
10 Niche Beauty Brands You Need in Your Makeup Bag
In just a few years, these indie beauty brands have emerged as cabinet staples.
Why Algae Might Be the Key to Getting Flawless Skin
Did you know that tons of your favorite beauty products are loaded with algae? But don’t run shrieking to your bathroom to throw it all out. The green, slimy gunk--which ranges in size from single cell organisms to giant sea kelp--has tons of potential benefits for your skin.