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As someone with short, tiny lashes, I am super jealous of anyone with lashes that don’t need any help to stand out. For me, that means countless YouTube videos and trips to Ulta trying to find the perfect mascara: one that’s not too clumpy but creates the right amount of volume. After trying out a bunch — mostly by way of friends’ random suggestions — I’m still searching for my holy grail mascara (Victoria’s Secret mascara was my everything until it was discontinued), but I’ve been brushing up on my skills for when I do find the one. Tip One: Clean Your Brush...

A little rouge goes a long way. At least that’s what our grandmother tells us and we haven’t been able to prove her wrong yet. When we brush a dreamy pink hue across the apples of our cheeks our confidence rises. We experience the type of excitement usually reserved for when we wear coloured eyeliner. Because mastering a bright, flushed cheek means we can play the bashful card when our current crush says hi or simply get that ‘touched by the sun’ look any day of the week. The trick to pulling off blush the right way? Finding the right blush colour and...

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One of the beauty industry's least-kept beauty secret is that many of your favourite brands are all owned by the same big company. Think about your bigger-name brands — like Dior Beauty and Kat Von D share the same parent company, Sephora is owned by Louis Vuitton, M.A.C. & Too Faced are owned by Estee Lauder.So why is this important? Well, when brands share a company they also share a bunch of other things — namely technology, ingredient, and formulation innovations. So if you're in love with an expensive makeup, it's safe to say that the drugstore version that comes...

There’s much buzz about electronic cleansing tools for the face like Beauteous's Vida, and dozens on the market: what began with oscillating sonic brushes has morphed into pulsating, silicone nubs. But are these exfoliating gadgets really pore-perfecting godsends, or as damaging as taking sandpaper to your skin? We asked the professionals. Dr. Stefanie Williams, dermatologist and medical director at European Dermatology LondonA good device can be a useful adjunct to manual cleansing, as long as you avoid using them on sensitive skin, or skin with acne or rosacea. There are clinical studies to confirm that the Clarisonic brush removes harmful...