This Blush Said “Hot Girl in a Heatwave”—And I Believe Her
Lashify’s pH Reactive Blush is giving sun-kissed, sweat-snatched, I-just-left-a-boat-in-Ibiza realness.
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Larry Stansbury
Brunel Threw a Launch Party—and Baby, the Girls Showed Up Glossed and Glowing
Model girlies, bronzed body oils, and mood-boosting luxury came together at Stella in West Hollywood.
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Dakota Johnson’s Hair Said “Rich, Booked, and Unbothered”—And I Believe Her
All thanks to hair color legend Tracey Cunningham and the glow-boosting magic of Schwarzkopf’s Igora Vibrance.
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Larry Stansbury
From TikTok to Tony-Worthy: Charli’s Glow Deserves a Curtain Call
Charli D’Amelio twirled onto the Tony Awards red carpet serving face, gloss, and theatrical-level glow.
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Rihanna as Smurfette Is My Roman Empire—And Her Pastel Glam Just Set the Tone for Summer
Glossy lips, peachy cheeks, and tousled hair? Mama said soft serve, not subtle.
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Larry Stansbury
Tate McRae’s F1 Premiere Mani Is the Summer Look for When You Wanna Give Quiet Luxury But Still Catch a Tan
Because your nails deserve main character energy, too.
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Blowouts, Butter, and Bombshell Energy: Dimitris Is in His Hair Era
From Amal’s goddess glow to Khloé’s almond butter strands, Dimitris is the mastermind behind this week’s most talked-about celebrity hair moments.
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Pride Didn’t Teach Me How to Love Myself—Black Women Did
It was never just glitter and rainbows. It was mascara-sharing in bathrooms, soul-healing side-eyes, and Janet Jackson whispering “You are worthy…
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We Deserve to Be Here Too: Why Black Men Belong in Beauty
It’s not a trend or a “moment”—Black men in beauty are necessary, powerful, and long overdue.
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Lubriderm Might Not Be Sexy—But Baby, It Works
If you want soft skin without smelling like a Victoria's Secret store exploded on you, this one’s for you.
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They Ain’t Make This Face for the Spotlight—But I’m Gonna Shine Anyway
I used to think I had to shrink to be seen.
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Softness Is My Protest
How I’m redefining what it means to be a queer black man.
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