The past year marked a turning point for local beauty brands, with innovative launches, bold collaborations, and memorable campaigns.
Building a community takes time, but the right people make it feel effortless. We recognize two standout personalities who are beloved for bringing positive energy and inspiration to the beauty world.
This year’s beauty breakthroughs weren’t just products; they were also visionaries shaping the way we see and experience beauty. Discover the industry leaders pushing boundaries and setting new standards for the future of beauty.
Let’s take pride in the beauty brands taking a stand—and more importantly, taking action—for the LGBTQIA+ community.
FRAGRANCE
From anti-aging elixirs and powerful moisturizers to luxury hair care, these products not only beautify—they also care for the planet. Discover our top picks for this year’s most sustainable brands in body and hair care.
This year’s Honor Roll celebrates the dermatologists who have not only excelled in their craft but also redefined how we engage with skincare topics on social media. These dermatologists are shaping the skincare conversation—one insightful post at a time.
“The Devil Wears Prada” editors are out, inclusive and approachable editors are in—what does this mean for the publishing industry and what’s it got to do with you?
Gift-shopping season is in full swing, and while the options are endless, they can quickly become overwhelming. Here’s what The Beauty Edit team is gifting this year—plus, a guide on how to give like you mean it.
In a rush to grab the best holiday beauty deals? Don’t worry—we’ve rounded up a curated list of must-have holiday sets and beauty essentials you’ll want in your collection or wrapped up for your fellow beauty lovers.
Here's your pre-flight baggage check: See what's inside The Beauty Edit Suitcase, filled to the brim with travel-ready essentials and surprises from our favorite brands.
The secret to longwearing makeup? It starts with understanding the different ways your makeup fades, the many factors affecting wear, and the proper way to apply your products—expert moves and picks, included.
Everybody wanted to be an influencer—and now nobody does? Have the mighty fallen? Or is this merely the start of something new?
