All articles tagged with #beauty
Rosie O'Donnell stunned fans by sharing a candid facelift reveal with before-and-after photos, sparking discussion about aging, cosmetic procedures, and body positivity in the celebrity world.
A HuffPost Style & Beauty piece highlights five signs your skin is aging well: quick wound healing, consistently smooth and hydrated texture, preserved facial volume indicating healthy collagen, minimal discoloration from sun exposure and blue light, and never smoking; it also notes that sleep, exercise and stress influence how skin ages.
The Cut’s Memorial Day Weekend guide highlights discounts across gadgets, beauty tech, and home gear, including Dyson hair tools (20% off), Shark vacuums, Blueair/Levoit air purifiers, Solawave neck masks and Foreo Bear facial devices, portable chargers (Anker Nano, magnetic power banks), and audio gear from Bose/JBL, plus fans and travel devices—offering smart buys to kick off summer.
Jennifer Lopez shared in an Instagram video that consistent effort—not luck—drives her radiant skin. She showcases a full JLO Beauty routine (That Hit Single Gel Cream Cleanser, That Fresh Take Eye Cream, Beso Balm Lip Mask, and That Spotlight Silhouette Firming Neck Serum) applied twice daily, underscoring that great skin comes from daily practice and a diligent regimen. Fans praised her honesty and routine emphasis.
Kylie Jenner wowed at the 2026 Met Gala with a nude makeup look featuring bleached brows, created by makeup artist Ariel Tejada to complement her Schiaparelli gown; the edgy brows sparked buzz and were echoed by others like Lena Dunham and Emma Chamberlain, signaling a rise in bleached-brow beauty on the Met Gala carpet.
Christina Haack says she dissolved her under-eye filler in 2022 after a swelling reaction, using hyaluronidase and ultrasound, and a 2026 photo shows a more natural look compared with a 2021 image that appeared airbrushed. The reversal highlights how fillers can dramatically alter facial appearance, and Haack has stated she wouldn’t get filler in that area again.
NBC Select’s editors curate a 50-item Mother’s Day gift guide across beauty, wellness, home, travel and tech, with staff-tested picks and price tiers from under $50 to luxe splurges, highlighting items like Neom bath foam, Bonne Maman jars, a Camp Snap camera, an Aura digital picture frame and AirPods 4.
A personal essay observes how Botox has shifted from an expensive, niche procedure to a mainstream, everyday part of beauty among young women. Through anecdotes about friends and family, the author explores how smoother faces affect emotional expression, social dynamics, and communication, and reflects on the broader pressures of youth, self-presentation, and feminist implications as cosmetic interventions become normalized in culture.
A HuffPost Shopping feature highlights Tosowoong’s brightening cream, a Korean formula with 7% arbutin and 4% tranexamic acid praised for helping with melasma and dark spots. It’s marketed as gentle on dry/sensitive skin and has been flagged as a fan favorite; currently on a 30% Lightning Deal on Amazon at $17.50 (down from $25) with reviews claiming gradual, noticeable skin tone improvement.
The article lists seven cooling summer drinks that are said to promote rapid hair growth, and also points readers to related beauty content like face packs and hair oils.
Sephora's Savings Event has begun with Rouge members getting 20% off, VIB 15%, and Beauty Insider 10%, plus 30% off Sephora Collection for everyone. The Cut gathers editor-recommended buys spanning makeup, skincare, haircare, and fragrance, highlighting items like Armani Beauty Eye Tint, Kulfi Zari Eyeshadow, Diamond Bomb All Over Diamond Veil, Patrick Ta Major Glow Balm, and Make Up For Ever lip pencils, with tips on shopping the SPRINGSALE discounts across multiple purchases.
The Cut curates the best fashion, beauty, and lifestyle deals in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, highlighting discounted picks across clothing, footwear, accessories, skincare, and home goods with direct links and savings.
Social-media beauty trends range from salmon sperm DNA injections to nightingale-droppings facial masks and PRP ‘vampire facials.’ Science suggests purified fish DNA fragments and growth-factor–rich plasma may modestly improve hydration, texture and wrinkles, but evidence is limited and often industry-funded. Experts caution against DIY uses of bird droppings and emphasize that real benefits come from proven routines (sunscreen, moisturisers, retinol) while researchers explore collagen optimization and microbiome–based therapies.
A Beauty piece reviews a large Anglia Ruskin University study finding long-term collagen supplementation can boost skin elasticity, hydration and joints, but it’s not a miracle anti‑wrinkle fix and effects on roughness are limited. The author stresses collagen declines with age and supplements should complement, not replace, fundamentals like sun protection and a healthy diet, with most products needing several months of consistent use. She also shares personal experience with powders, tablets and liquids, noting nails may strengthen while hair results vary.
Oval faces are versatile and flatter a wide range of lengths and textures. Experts advise adding movement with curls, waves, or subtle layering to maintain balance, and experimenting with bangs—from curtain and side-swept to wispy or blunt. The piece showcases 13 looks—sleek pixie, tousled waves, loose bombshell curls, slicked-back bun, milkmaid braids, medieval twists, side-swept curls, mini ’fro, swept-back strands, classic updo, long bouncy afro, and classic blowout—demonstrating how different styles frame the face. Celebrities like Keke Palmer, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Jennifer Lawrence are cited as references for oval-face versatility.