Whereas my skincare and haircare routines are always changing and evolving (everything from the season to where I'm living to the time of the month seems to affect what my skin and hair need), my go-to makeup routine has remained steadfast and remarkably unchanged for years. I've been open about the fact that I still swear by and use lots of the staples I loved back in high school and college, and while testing new and exciting beauty products is a given considering the nature of my job, I ve...

Location, location, location -- the phrase is a no-brainer when it comes to real estate, but what about skin health? As it turns out, the city you live in could be helping -- or hindering -- your pursuit of a glowing, dewy face.A new study by SkinStore ranks the best and worst cities in the U.S. for skin health. Taking into consideration factors including stress, pollution and UV levels across the country, the investigation reveals some surprising results. Manchester, New Hampshire comes out on ...

Melissa, the Brazilian footwear brand, is presenting a design competition and incubator program aimed at spotlighting emerging visionaries. Since the sustainable and vegan brand’s inception in 1979, Melissa has been steadfast in delivering fashion-forward footwear silhouettes through harnessing inventive forms of modern technology and transforming plastic into wearable works of art. With an extensive collaboration history with notable design talents that includes Karl Lagerfeld, Vivienne Westw...

Consumer goods conglomerate Unilever will remove the word "normal" from its beauty and personal care products. The company, which owns brands including Dove, St. Ives and Tresemmé, made the announcement as part of a larger commitment to foster diversity and inclusion in the beauty sector.In addition to its ban of the word "normal," Unilever also promised to stop excessive editing of models' body size and skin color in its brand advertising. "With one billion people using our beauty and personal...