Our beauty writer shares her skincare secrets for removing heavy makeup, and it's this K-beauty cleansing balm.

From a hard-working powder brush to a simple spoolie, these are the tools the professionals recommend. Credit... Supported by By Chanel Parks “The biggest misconception about brushes is that you ...

I wear makeup pretty much daily, and I’m no stranger to the temptation of crawling into bed after a long day without bothering to take it off. But I’m also militant about dragging myself to ...

But when applied correctly, little by little, the foundation seamlessly buffed into the skin for a true our-skin-but-better finish that’s nearly undetectable as makeup. Our biggest issue with ...

Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Dahvi Shira is an LA-based reporter who covers beauty and lifestyle. A gateway to entry? Apparently nail polish. Two different brand ...

But that’s not to say that fresh-faced complexion makeup didn’t reign on the runways at fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. Keeping with the '60s theme, Marco Rambaldi ...

Since K-Beauty was popularised on British soils, masks, essences and innovative ingredients have become part of our daily routine, but glossy skin goes beyond just skincare to the cosmetics space.

Martha Stewart doesn’t spend hours stewing over her beauty routine. The star broke down her “under five minute” makeup look via Instagram on Monday, telling followers her speedy glam regimen ...

Learn more The key to any flawless makeup look is a well-crafted makeup brush. A good brush is durable, distributes pigment evenly, and blends seamlessly without irritating the skin or causing ...