After giving us all a look into their gloriously hilarious best friendship for W magazine’s Best Performances issue, Jennifer Lawrence and Emma Stone are pulling back the curtain just a little further. In a video, taken after the Golden Globes and later posted to Lawrence’s Facebook account, the two Oscar winners showed us what a typical night

Beetles, mealworms, bees, oh, my. We’re all about realism in art. A painted plant that looks like a real plant? Great. Two cats chilling on a couch? Neato. But one makeup artist is taking the realistic aspect up a few (billion) notches by creating intensely intricate makeup looks with an added flair: real bugs. Yes,

The 2018 Golden Globe awards are happening right now in Beverly Hills, California, where the red carpet is already swarming with the most perfectly coiffed, sprayed, curled, and eye-lined celebrities in the biz. All eyes (and feminist hearts) are on the black-dress protest defining the 75th awards, but there are some great beauty looks putting

While committing to a slew of new gym classes, a diet overhaul or not drinking any booze for the whole of January might prove a recipe for disaster, resolutions that revolve around our beauty routines are far easier to stick to. Instead of a month of broken promises, use the new year to enlist a

The decision for actresses and actors to wear all black to the Golden Globes 2018 to protest sexual harassment was the big news on the red carpet. And the decision brought with it some challenges for makeup artists — but challenges they were more than happy to accept. “The whole sentiment of the night was

At this point, it feels like if you’ve read one article of beauty tips, you’ve read ’em all. Of course, it’s for a reason—tried-and-true hacks like using a bobby pin for eyeliner and swatting down frizz with a dryer sheet do work—but they don’t exactly leave us excited nor do they inspire to go out there and make

Trending for 2018 is armpit hair. Yes, you heard right. Celebrity adopters include Lourdes Leon who is following in her mother Madonna’s footsteps and Kiersey Clemons. And they are not the only ones. Twenty-five percent of millennial women in the US has given their razors the boot when it comes to their armpits. And the trend doesn’t stop

Peak practice. With shelves upon shelves of beauty products now at our disposal, both virtual and physical – hey Mecca! – it can be overwhelming knowing where to start and what to use, let alone how often. Here, we’ve devised a break down of your needs so solve the mystery of frequency, usage and expiry

We’re sorry, the old scrunchie can’t come to the phone right now? Why? She’s dead — and rebranded as a “hair cloud,” apparently. According to WWD, the ubiquitous accessory of the ’90s has popped up on both the high-end runways of designers like Balenciaga and Instagram feeds of trendy labels like Maison Cléo. The fluffy tie

It seems like, these days, barely anyone has a single ear piercing anymore. We’ve moved on from lobes and auricles to forward helixes, conches, rooks, traguses… if there’s part of an ear there, we’ll pierce it. (Of course, plenty of these piercings have existed in various cultures throughout history — but Westerners are just starting to catch back on.)