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But I was swimming against the tide. For everyone else, working from home meant still wearing lipstick but in you-but-better lip shades (plus a Zoom filter). I stayed as bright as ever.
When it comes to sensitive skin, less has always proved to be more.
Every brand has its cult products—the ones that top the best-seller list year in, year out.
For the beauty space specifically, opting for businesses owned and/or operated by BIPOC is one step toward shifting the social narrative to culture keepers.
As the world shifts into a whole new travel era, could hotel wellness programs be in danger?
“To devote oneself to the study of beauty is to offer footnotes to the universe of all the places and all the moments that one observes beauty.”
It’s tricky to find a sunscreen that feels pleasant, won’t irritate skin, and smells good. Add in the question of environmental damage and appearance, and it’s no wonder people are flummoxed.
Across 7,000 years of history, nearly every culture in the world has some mention or interpretation of cosmetics recognizable as the makeup we know today.
Our skin goes through phases, and no one knows this better than Stephanie Sharabura and Kristin Kurian. The Toronto-based duo have developed a skin-care line called P{H}ASE that works in tandem with the body’s natural hormone production to meet skin’s needs during those cycles.
