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A lightweight, quiet hair dryer that dries quickly, with magnetic attachments to direct airflow and dual voltage for travel.

A mild, soap-free body wash bar with built-in exfoliation and a bottle-free, travel-ready format.

A silky gel-cream with 20% bioactives, a lightweight finish and refreshing transparency about what’s inside.

A liquid blemish patch with 2% salicylic acid that dries clear and is designed to blend in across all skin tones.

Personalize this rich, handmade whipped body butter with your own customized scent — it all gets cooked up in a local “makery.”

A multi-tasking, anti-aging serum designed to target many of the same concerns as retinol, without the sting or flaking.

A featherlight body serum that brings hyaluronic acid and ceramides below the neck for soft, bouncy hydration without the greasy finish.

A lush moisturizer with an unusual cocktail of peptides borrowed from regenerative medicine research.

A smartly designed 1-inch ceramic curling iron that feels far more premium than its $69 price, with a handy temperature dial, snag-free glide, and thoughtful extras, from a woman-owned brand.

Experts explain how bullet lipsticks age, which risks are real and which signs matter most.

How to tell when “organic” in cosmetics is certified—and when it’s just marketing.

How to tell what “natural” really means in cosmetics—and when it’s just marketing.

Experts weigh in on how the clean beauty trend gained momentum, where it went wrong, and what matters more than labels now.

We clear up what common cosmetic claims really mean, how they’re used, and what to look for beyond the label.