By credentialing doctors for us, removing the customary gatekeepers (receptionists, medical assistants), and shrinking wait times, Persana lets aesthetic treatment-seekers skip straight to the good part: the consultation. The vetting …
Not a single insecurity we’ve ever had about our bodies has been by accident. As far back as the 1950s, advertising brought tiny waists into fashion, a beauty standard that …
I went to high school from 2009 to 2012 and that means I rarely left the house without putting on two things: a pair of skinny jeans and winged eyeliner. …
By this point, you’ve heard the word “demure,” perhaps even used it yourself, more in the past week than in the previous calendar decade. It’s because of a makeup artist …
Dr. Day is skeptical: “I haven’t seen great published data on [the benefits of PRF for skin,],” she says. “I don’t [offer PRF] for the skin, because I’ve been following …
Parabens, meanwhile, are still used in cosmetics; notably, they’re considered safe by governing organizations worldwide—including in Europe, which is usually held up as the standard bearer for “clean” beauty. But …
“The latest pressed and setting powders are a big step up from the ones we used to know,” assures Krupa Koestline, a cosmetic chemist and chief cosmetic officer at KKT …
So far in 2024, bows and claw clips and headscarves have crowned our updos. And though we’re not shoving them to the backs of our drawers just yet, currently, it’s …
But let’s pause again. Because there was a distinct time—specifically the 18th century—when headscarves represented an extremely different status than “cool” or “stylish”: Headscarves were a symbol of servitude. Not …
A few years ago, it felt like CBD was everywhere: in bath soaks, topical creams, mint-flavored oils, gummies, even lube and skin care. Your coworkers were talking about it. Your …