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Skincare
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In Praise of Witch Hazel
A swipe of witch hazel can clear acne, eliminate razor bumps, and de-puff your under eyes. Still not convinced? Here are even more reasons to pick some up.
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Hair
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Cruelty-Free and Vegan Hair Products We Love
These five cruelty-free and/or vegan hair care brands work awesome, and pass muster with our furry friends.
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From the Shop
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Classic Kevyn Aucoin Makeup Lesson #1: Contouring
Our exclusive four-part series featuring makeup lessons adapted from Kevyn's classic beauty bibles, Making Faces and Face Forward. First up—contouring.
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From the Archive
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Get Rid of Flaky Skin for Good
During winter, you want to feel snowflakes, not skin flakes! Learn how to get rid of dry, flaky skin for good with Hollywood facialist Kate Somerville.
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DIY Skin Care
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DIY Winter Citrus Beauty Recipes
Itching for some new skin care recipes to concoct in the kitchen? Winter citrus fruits such as mandarins, limes, and grapefruit are ripe and in season right now! Learn how these sunny citrus fruits can heal your acne and reveal, fresh, glowing skin.
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How-to
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How to Care for Your Wayne Goss, The Collection Brushes (According To Wayne!)
Goss wants you to enjoy your brushes for the long haul. Here he explains how to clean and care for them properly—it's easier than you think!
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From the Shop
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Wayne Goss on Why You Can't Miss His Limited-Edition Holiday Brush (Available Now!)
Wayne takes feedback from his fans seriously. He listened to you, and created this limited-edition brush based on your input. In this video he gives us the scoop—get yours (available now on Beautylish) while you can!
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Interviews
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Your Perfect Foundation, Found!
Cover FX’s International Director of Artistry and Education gives us an inside look at this dermatologist-approved line. Bonus: all of it is oil-free, gluten-free, paraben-free, and talc-free!
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Eyelashes
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Do Eyelashes Break? Yes. We Get to the Root of the Problem.
Broken lashes often are the culprit of the lash curler. Are you using yours correctly?