The Real Reason Your Lips Are Always Chapped
Your lips have some of the softest and most delicate skin on your entire body, but no matter how much balm you use, they always seem to dry out and get chapped.
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The Truth About Jawline Fillers
Fillers are the latest cosmetic surgery trend for those who are looking to get a little fixer-upper work done on their faces without actually going under the knife. And, when done well, they can be pretty effective.
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What Happens To Your Lips When You Use Lip Balm Every Day
There is such a thing as too much of a good thing, and it turns out some of us could be using lip balms far too much. Using them all day, every day can leave our lips even drier and more bereft of moisture than they were to begin with, and is one of the reasons you might want to stop using lip balm.
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The Real Differences Between Bronzer And Blush
No beauty bag is complete without at least one bronzer and one blush. But what exactly are the real differences between bronzer and blush? Why use one over the other? Should we really be using them together?
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Myths You've Been Believing About Large Pores
For some people, large pores are part of everyday life. Many believe that nothing can be done about them. But this is, actually, a myth. What other myths might you believe about large pores?
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Medium Length Haircuts You'll Be Asking For In 2020
They may not be entirely new, and you may have seen them before, but as Allure puts it, hairstyles don't really disappear — they just move into the shadows for a bit, and all of a sudden, the style is spotted on celebrities and social media. What medium-length hairstyles are going to be hot in 2020?
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Minimalist Makeup Trends You Should Know About In 2020
Minimalists, rejoice! There are some seriously natural beauty trends predicted for 2020 and you're going to want to try out each and every one of them. From barely-there foundation to lit from within glows, this year there's something minimalist for everyone.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Primer
Primer provides the perfect foundation for your makeup. It keeps makeup in place and many experts believe it is an absolute beauty routine necessity. So what are you supposed to do when you run out of primer unexpectedly? Look for the next best thing that's laying around the house, of course.
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What Exactly Does Toner Do To Your Hair?
Hair toner is something many of us have heard of but probably have no idea what it actually does. Whether you've heard the term being thrown around in the salon, or seen it on the shelves of your local drug store, you'll have noticed it's quickly becoming a hair must-have, loved by hair pros.
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The Colorful Eyeshadow Trends You'll See In 2020
Eyeshadow trends are often overlooked, but if you're a true beauty addict you'll know that they're something you should always be on top of. This year it's all about color. Seen on celebrities, influencers, and the runway, it's time to take your makeup a little less seriously and have some fun.
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Surprising Ingredients Found In Your Nail Polish
A splash of nail polish is all you need to look and feel put together. Whether you DIY or treat yourself to a manicure at the salon, it's worth every minute of your time to give your hands a finished look. But have you ever considered what nail polish is made of?
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Mistakes You're Making With Your Face Powder
There's nothing worse than cakey-looking makeup. And most of the time the reason for it is simple — you've applied your face powder incorrectly. According to celebrity makeup artist Beau Nelson, many people are confused about the different types of face powder and what they actually do.
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Are Facial Cleansing Brushes Good For Your Skin?
Facial cleansing brushes are all the rage right now, but even though they might save us a lot of time in the evenings when we're too tired to properly clean our face, there's still a worry that these new exfoliation tools might be doing more harm than good.
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The Truth About Eyelash Lice
It's been recently reported that there was an increase in the presence of 'lash lice' in those who wear eyelash extensions. The main reason cited was lack of eyelash extension hygiene, which can lead to a build-up of bacteria where the critters can make themselves at home.
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Surprising Ingredients Found In Your Hair Products
In addition to making sure you're using the right shampoo for your hair, there are a few ingredients in hair products that you might simply want to avoid.
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Here's What You Can Substitute For Mascara
What can you do if you misplace your mascara and you're having a makeup emergency? Never fear, you're not doomed to the fate of leaving the house with a naked face. Just as you can sometimes substitute ingredients in a recipe, there are also several stand-ins for mascara that may help save the day.
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Amazing Uses For Aloe Vera In Your Beauty Routine
Aloe vera — as in raw plant or gel form — has mostly been used as a doctor-approved way of treating sunburns, but it has the potential for doing far more.
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What Happens When You Wear Thick Eyeliner Every Day
We all wish we could perfect the properly thick, perfectly drawn cat-eye sweep, but most of us save our heaviest and most intricate eyeliner looks for nights out on the town. What happens when one overindulges in thick eyeliner every day for a whole week?
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This Is What Happens When You Stop Washing Your Face
Between work, household chores, and family obligations, we may not have the time to indulge in 12-step beauty routines. But skip the face washing altogether, and Allure warns you may find dry skin becoming more dull, and oily skin getting oilier.
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Is Buffing Actually Good For Your Nails?
While there are those of us who are poised and polished enough to pull off more sophisticated nail dressing styles including manicures, shellac, gel nails, nail art, and acrylics, for the low-maintenance (and who still want manicured hands) among us, there is nail buffing.
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Unexpected Ways You Can Use Whiskey To Help Your Skin And Hair
Surprisingly enough, whiskey can have some beauty benefits for both your face and your hair — at least as long as you stick to using it on the outside of your body.
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The Truth About Baby Foot Peel
What would you say if we told you there is a plastic sock that's filled with a goopy gel which can take your worn and calloused feet from gross to great? That's the premise of Baby Foot Peel, a chemical peel with natural acids and extracts which can both exfoliate and moisturize your feet.
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What Happens When You Use Face Toner Everyday
Whether you hate it or love it, face toners are making a comeback. Typically the skincare step people seem to skip, it's said to rid your skin of excess oil and dirt and help target skin concerns. But what results can you expect to see when you use a toner every day?
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Everything You Need For Your Minimalist Makeup Routine
Not only is a minimalist makeup routine generally more affordable, it's easier and quicker to apply, while always looking chic. However, the key nailing a minimalist look is knowing exactly what products you need.
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How Do Anti-Pollution Skincare Products Actually Work?
From vitamin C serum to antioxidant moisturizer, there are a plethora of skincare products claiming to shield your skin from pollution showing up on the shelves of local drugstores. But how do anti-pollution skincare products actually work?
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How To Make Your Hair Grow Faster In 2020
While there are plenty of cute short and medium styles, perhaps you've decided you want to try a long hair look. What can you do to encourage your hair to grow faster so it's long enough to put in a ponytail or up in a bun before year's end?
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Reasons Why The Microbiome Skincare Trend Is So Important
If you're a big fan of beauty, you're likely to have noticed that microbiome skincare and probiotic-infused products are trending. Even if you haven't, microbiome skincare is worth knowing about. First, though, you need to understand what microbiome is — and why it's so important.
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