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"Anybody can pull things off if they want to, but I think makeup is one of those things that makes people feel like themselves or not—what you do to your face is very personal." Read more
The salon owner recommends a bevy of shampoos (five!) but the single effective way to blow your own hair out Read more
All of the lowkey makeup (and pre-application skincare) required for the Oscars of Fashion, caught en video Read more
On fragrance monogamy and face mist polygamy Read more
Balmain Hair Couture's newest face (head?) on being in your prime at any age and taking care of your skin like it's your job Read more
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On the greatest bond of all—that of a woman and her eyelash curler Read more
With a master class on mixing products and a reminder that it's OK to treat yourself to makeup—and also wine and pizza Read more
"At the time I started dressing celebrities, I got those shoots because nobody wanted to do them. Nobody wanted to dress celebrities! I felt like people thought I was a bit less of a fashion editor—and they still do." Read more
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"Growing up, I was so compelled by artists whose looks were inseparable from their music. With bands like Nirvana or people like Marilyn Manson, just hearing their music would sort of be incomplete without the whole image." Read more
Here to tell you about a little thing called a "purple eyebrow manicure" Read more
Just the essentials, like 40 lip balms, undereye gels, and a toothbrush Read more
Packed with essential summer tips, like how to get pollution off your skin and detangle long, thick hair Read more
"I’m not scared of the future, but I don’t want to go gray, and I still want to wear my denim shorts, you know?" Read more
Finally, how to sweat like it's your job and not totally freak out your skin Read more
Textured, undone bedhead reaches new heights, just in time for summer Read more
The author has strong feelings on hand creams, saunas, and blowouts Read more
"If you can get through middle age, and you develop the face that you were born to have, it usually looks better than the face that you've changed. But it's very weird to sit in fashion shows and be the only person with lines in your forehead." Read more
On trying to figure out flatiron s-curves (not easy, people) and masking during Shark Tank Read more