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From make up and lipsticks to facial creams and more; here's to staying fresh-faced and radiant.

What Counts as Real Innovation in Skincare?
Imagine comparing two skincare products. Both promise visible improvements. Both highlight an active ingredient. One emphasises its concentration; the other highlights a patented technology.
By Anthony Neal Macri3 days ago in Blush
My Honest LUSH Review Part Six
When you're a Lushie, the fun never ends. For this review, I decided to try LUSH's trio of non-refrigerated masks, plus a cleanser, a moisturizer and a body scrub. Some of the results were surprising, and a few didn't quite live up to the hype, but you can always count on LUSH to have at least one great product in the mix. Let's dive in!
By Kaitlin Shanks14 days ago in Blush
Which Lash or Brow Skill Should You Learn First?. AI-Generated.
Most people who want to work in lashes and brows open with the same question, and it is almost always the wrong one. They ask how long it takes to get qualified. The more useful question is which skill to learn first, because the order you pick shapes how quickly you start earning, how much you spend on kit, and how steady you feel the first time a paying client sits in your chair.
By Paul Sera15 days ago in Blush
Sleepy Girl Makeup
Sleepy Girl Makeup is Fall’s biggest beauty trend. So, this collection is from the fairy tale of Princess Aurora, who is cursed to fall into a deep slumber.
By Lynne Black21 days ago in Blush
My Face Burned for Years. A Dermatology Rotation Finally Gave It a Name.
Over the past few years, my skin seems to have become increasingly sensitive. It often turns red and dry. When I enter a room with a noticeably different temperature, my cheeks quickly become hot. At first I assumed this was simply an inevitable part of getting older, just as even oily skin, as it ages, must eventually embrace facial oils. It was only during my dermatology rotation that I discovered another possible explanation for these symptoms: rosacea.
By Jinabout a month ago in Blush
The Softest Weekend: Why This Oatmeal Knit Set Won't Leave My Body
At two o'clock on a Saturday afternoon, the sunlight bypassed the pothos plant on the balcony and landed on the upper-left corner of the full-length mirror. I stood in front of it, adjusting the hem of the top. The refrigerator hummed in the kitchen. A distant car passed on the street below.
By Jinabout a month ago in Blush
They’re Injecting Dead People’s Skin Into Your Face
The “Fragments of the Dead” Written on Faces In September 2026, a product called Re2O trended on Weibo. American bodies, processed in a South Korean lab, were injected into the faces of Chinese women seeking beauty.
By Jinabout a month ago in Blush
My Honest LUSH Review Part Five
I don't know exactly what goes on in the LUSH labs, but it's probably safe to assume that it's full of experimentation. Tofu and ginger in your shampoo, sea salt in your toothpaste, lavender oil in your mouthwash--these sound like unusual ingredients, but LUSH manages to make it work, and every visit offers a new sensory experience.
By Kaitlin Shanksabout a month ago in Blush
The “Corpse-Skin Needle” Is Korea’s Hottest Anti-Aging Trend. Doctors Say the Data Stops at 20 Weeks.
They Fly to Seoul to Inject the Dead’s Skin Into Their Faces 1 In August 2026, Fu Na from Guangdong was lying in a dermatology clinic in Seoul when she first heard the name Re2O.
By Jinabout a month ago in Blush
I Studied Heiress Style for Years. Here Is What Actually Makes a Woman Look Expensive.
Body At 3 p.m. on Anfu Road in Shanghai, a girl walks out of a café. She wears a white shirt, black straight-leg trousers, black loafers, and carries a canvas tote. Her hair is tied low, with no split ends. She tosses her coffee cup into the trash. Her nails are short and rounded.
By Jin2 months ago in Blush
I Spent Three Years Trying to Brighten My Skin. My Dermatologist Told Me to Stop.
Every Product That Promised to Brighten My Skin Made It Worse A reader sent me a photo of her cheek last spring. Red, flaking, and darker in the exact spot she had been trying to lighten. She had been using a 10% niacinamide serum for six weeks. Someone in a comment section told her the stinging meant it was working.
By Jin2 months ago in Blush
Your Skincare Routine Might Be Funding Things You Stand Against
Most people never think twice about their skincare. You see a nice bottle on social media or in the store it's trendy, it smells good, the packaging is aesthetic, you buy it. I get it. I really do I did the same thing for years.
By consciousglow2 months ago in Blush