FIT Seeks to Revoke Bill Cosby’s Honorary Degree

FIT looks to join a growing list of universities that have revoked Cosby's honorary degrees.

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The Hilarious Way Jennifer Lawrence Hid a Pizza Stain on Her Red Carpet Dress

In case you didn’t know, Jennifer Lawrence loves pizza. The 27-year-old’s pizza obsession has been documented in hundreds, if not thousands, of GIFs, and not a late-night interview goes by that she doesn’t sing the praises of pepperoni. But the actress’s recent pizza interaction, in which she wore a pizza-stained dress on a red carpet and hilariously tried to cover it up, definitely takes the cake. (Or should we say pie?)

On Sunday, “The Hunger Games” returned to her home state of Kentucky, where she walked the red carpet at the opening night of Derby Week at Louisville’s Churchill Downs. On the carpet, Lawrence turned heads in a silk Dolce & Gabbana dress and an orange clutch. To the naked eye, Lawrence’s dress wasn’t different from any other red carpet looks she has worn in the past. But to the actress’s entourage, the look was intricately put together to hide a huge pizza stain smack-dab on Lawrence’s thigh.

According to a source for Page Six, Lawrence accidentally left her Derby Week dress in New York City, and had to have it flown in on a private plane. When it arrived, Lawrence and her team discovered that there was a very-obvious pizza stain, which is when she devised another plan.

“She actually forgot the Dolce & Gabbana dress that she was going to wear for the opening of Derby Week at Churchill Downs in New York City,” the source told Page Six. “She had to have her dress flown down via private jet, just to learn it had a pizza stain on it!”

To hide the stain from the paparazzi, Lawrence used her orange clutch, which she held close to her bottom left thigh area to not show any of the pizza grease. The plan would’ve worked masterfully, if Lawrence didn’t hint that something was up by laughing her way down the red carpet. “[She] did her best to conceal her pizza stain with her clutch the whole evening, but laughed about it as she walked the orange carpet,” the source said.

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In the end, Lawrence’s plan worked out, as all we could see was her clutch glued to her thigh and not even a smudge of pizza grease. We hope Lawrence celebrated her success by eating more pizza, preferably in the same dress.

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Barneys Finds Its Voice With Podcast Series

The retailer is tapping into the popularity of podcasts with its own version.

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Mother’s Day Gift Guide

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Executive Compensation at Penney’s, Abercrombie

The executive compensations were detailed in company proxies filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

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Macy’s Backstage to Open Dedicated Distribution Center in Ohio

The distribution center is to support the growth of its Macy’s Backstage business, which opened 20 locations in the first quarter.

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Fitbit to Send Data to Doctors Using Google’s Cloud

Fitbit trackers and Google's cloud join forces, giving Apple Watch's health-care bid a run for its money.

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Media World’s Original Start-up, Lowell Thomas, Featured in Documentary

An unstoppable world traveler, Lowell Thomas created the first multimedia presentation, made "Lawrence of Arabia," pioneered broadcast journalism and was working from home decades before it was a trend.

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NYDJ Taps Jennifer Adams as Chief Financial Officer

The company has also launched a Mother's Day campaign recognizing mothers and daughters and leveraging the phrase "perfect the way you are."

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The Best Self-Tanners for Bronzing Your Body

When it comes to getting glowy in the summer, there’s no competition between baking in the sun and self tanning; in our eyes, the latter will always win. It takes less time, fades away over time and above all: it’s safer! Even with sunscreen, extended sun exposure leaves us vulnerable to skin disorders and disease, especially since we rarely reapply it throughout the day.

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Spray tanning or using a self tanner allows you to harness all the benefits of a traditional sun sesh and more often than not, the formulas are also chock full of ingredients that nourish the skin, in addition to tinting it. Bronzing the face can be tricky, depending on the skin type category you fall under, but the body isn’t so intimidating, as long as you’re cognizant of the differences in application.

“For your body, you want to make sure you have exfoliated and shaved and if you have waxed, wait about 24 hours before applying, just so that your hair follicles/pores have time to settle,” says Sophie Evans, Skin Finishing Workout for St. Tropez.

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For the face, make sure that all makeup is removed and you’ve lightly exfoliated. Evans also recommends steering away from retinol creams and using in conjunction with a light layer of moisturizer and/or eye serum instead.

“A lot of people ask if you can use body self tanners on the face and the answer is yes, but you would combine with other skin-care products,” she says. “Self tans designed for the face have premium anti-aging ingredients and formulated perfectly for the delicate face area. The face has a tendency to develop a little darker due to a higher Ph level in the facial area, so self-tans designed for the face are formulated a little lighter.”

Since we’ve already shared the best self tanners for the face, ahead are 10 body-specific options that’ll give you color without the streaking and icky transfer.

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Evine Live Expands Operations to Include L.A. and NYC

Evine will also open a satellite studio in L.A. that is expected to begin programming this summer.

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Bond No. 9, The UN Women for Peace Association to Host ‘Bond Fire’ Event

Imitating a bonfire, the brand will light 100 of its Scent for Peace candles to promote its campaign for international peace.

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A.F. Vandevorst Reimagines Selfridges’ Corner Shop Into a Hospital Ward

The tie-in is part of the department store's ongoing "Anatomy of Luxury" project.

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Hong Kong’s Victoria Dockside Unveils Phase One

K11 Atelier, office tower and phase one of the Victoria Dockside, opens to record-breaking rents.

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A Glossary of Modern Sexuality Terms Everyone Should Know

As our understanding of gender and sexuality is evolving, so are the words we use to describe them. There are many more sexual identities and expressions than previously acknowledged, so it’s about time we named more of them.

“The binary options of gender (man or woman) and sexuality (heterosexual or gay) are way too limiting to capture the complexity of human life,” says sex educator Kenna Cook. “There are so many variations in our personalities, beliefs, and DNA that limiting human sexuality to a tiny box of two choices makes it impossible for people to exist authentically.”

Learning the correct terminology for different expressions of gender and sexuality is essential not only to participate in conversations on this topic in an educated way, but also to support the people in your own life who might identify with them. “Language gives us ownership of our identities and autonomy over our personal choices,” says Cook. “Having words to communicate our identities gives us a way to find others similar to us. Words can help us feel seen.”

So, here are a few human sexuality terms that you might not know but should.

Cisgender: Identifying with the same sex you were assigned at birth. A cisgender woman, for example, may have been born with female anatomy, like a vulva, and assigned female at birth.

Transgender: Identifying with a gender that differs from the sex you were assigned at birth. For example, trans women are people who may have male anatomy and been assigned male at birth and identify as women.

Queer: Anything other than straight and cisgender, or, more generally, breaking the mold of what society teaches us are the default options for gender and sexuality.

Sexually fluid: Feeling attracted to different genders at different times in one’s lifetime, or open to sexual relationships with a gender that one is not normally attracted to. For example, a heterosexual women who occasionally is attracted to women might identify as sexually fluid.  

Words can help us feel seen.

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Pansexual: Attracted to all variations of gender identities. Because there are more than two genders, pansexual people may not find the word “bisexual” adequate to describe their sexual identities.

Asexual: Not experiencing sexual attraction to other people. This doesn’t necessarily mean that they don’t have sexual urges or romantic attraction to others. In fact, many aseuxal people masturbate and have romantic relationships. Some people also feel some sexual attraction to others but view themselves as on the asexual spectrum.

Pangender: Feeling an affiliation with multiple gender identities. A pangender person, for example, might feel they embody male, female, and other genders simultaneously.

Agender: Not identifying with any gender. Agender people might disagree with the whole concept of gender or simply feel that it does not apply to them.

Language gives us ownership of our identities and autonomy over our personal choices.

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Non-binary: Not exclusively identifying as male or female. Non-binary people may also identify as agender, pangender, or trans. They can also identify as male or female in addition to being non-binary. Some non-binary people use the pronouns “they/them”.

Genderqueer: Expressing gender outside of cisgender. This could include someone who is trans, non-binary, pangender, agender, or simply “genderqueer,” without any other gender label.

Gender-nonconforming: This term is sometimes used simply to denote a lack of adherence to typical gender roles or stereotypes. Other times, it indicates a refusal to identify with a gender. Some non-binary and trans people also identify as gender-nonconforming.

Polyamory (a.k.a. ethical non-monogamy): Consensually having romantic relationships with more than one person, whether with one primary partner and other secondary partners or with several partners given equal importance.

Having words to communicate our identities gives us a way to find others similar to us.

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Open relationship: A relationship in which one or more people are permitted to have other sexual or romantic relationships. This type of relationship agreement can exist in both monogamous and non-monogamous relationships.

Solo polyamory: Someone who considers their primary relationship to be with themselves. Sometimes this means having multiple partners but not a “primary” relationship with anyone.

BDSM: an acronym for Bondage, Dominance, Submission/Sadism, and Masochism.

Kink: a term that is representative of alternative sexual interests like BDSM, sexual fetishes, and other forms of sexual expression that depart from what’s considered “vanilla” sexual expression.

Keep in mind that all these definitions are personal, so you won’t be able to say which term applies to another person unless you ask. For this reason, it’s important not to make assumptions about who someone dates, who they have sex with, or how they identify based on how they look or act.

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The New York Times Touts Multiplatform Approach at NewFronts

Television, podcasts, smart speakers and data — the New York Times makes a pitch to advertisers.

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Spring Parts Curtain on American Ballet Theatre

A strategic alliance promises to expose members to a new art form.

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e.l.f. Added $10 Booster Drops to Its Ultra-Affordable Skin-Care Range

We love e.l.f. Cosmetics for more than a few reasons, but the under-$10 price tags are what keep everybody–including us–coming back for more. The majority of the brand’s tenure has been dedicated to affordable makeup products, like the best selling brush sets and Flawless Finish Foundation, but it’s all about skin-care in 2018.

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So far, we’ve gotten a line of sheet masks, an Active Collection for the gym rats, the Beauty Shield line-up for protection against pollution and now, there’s a set of skin boosters bringing us one step closer to the lit-from-within glow, whether you wear makeup or not. There’s three different versions that retail for $10 each.

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The “Antioxidant” one is made with  Vitamin C, Vitamin E, and Snow Mushroom Extract for brightening hydration, while a “Sunkissed” formula is made with Vitamin E and Argan oil, and a “Hydrating” version is infused with Vitamin E. All three options can be used alone or mixed in with the coverage of your choice; the latter being an expert-approved method for making the skin look dewy instead of greasy.

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As of now, the boosters are only available online, but here’s hoping e.l.f. will put them in physical stores, too. If our skin needs a pick-me-up, we might need to grab it on-the-go and overnight shipping just won’t do.

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Abigail Breslin on Boob Job Rumors and Facing ‘Unrealistic’ Beauty Standards

By the time she was 14, Abigail Breslin had a career that most actors, young and old, would envy. She had an Oscar nomination, roles opposite A-listers such as Catherine Zeta-Jones, Cate Blanchett, and Cameron Diaz, and a promising career as one of Hollywood’s next It-girls.

But behind the scenes, Breslin considered herself an ordinary teenager, going through the same struggles and experiences that all puberty-age girls go through. The only key difference: Her mistakes and bodily changes were splashed across the tabloids.

“I had a pretty similar upbringing,” Breslin tells StyleCaster at an event for Always’s #LikeAGirl campaign with Walmart. “The only difference with my childhood was that I had all the same feelings, but maybe they were more amplified in terms of being in the public eye.”

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In a matter of months, Breslin watched as the media’s opinion of her changed from the squeaky-clean 10-year-old audiences met in “Little Miss Sunshine” to a young woman still finding herself. Breslin started to see her name attached to plastic surgery rumors, accusing her of surgically enhancing body parts that naturally transitioned during puberty.

“I remember being 14 and having an article written about me getting a boob job,” Breslin says. “I was like, ‘I didn’t get a boob job. I just got boobs. I’m a girl going through puberty.’ That was really weird. As a young girl, that definitely makes you very self-conscious, knowing that people are looking at your body and your face and the way that it changes.”

That was the trickiest part, trying to figure out who I was without other people’s opinions affecting that.

Even small mistakes, such as Breslin cutting her hair into bangs, were scrutinized by the media, making it difficult for her to find her identity as an adult while facing constant criticism.

“We all have made mistakes. I made the same mistake that many, many people made of getting bangs when I was 13, and it was not a good look for me,” Breslin says. “Now people have bad haircuts and they get made fun of on Instagram. But for me, it was in People magazine. It was definitely scary. That was the trickiest part, trying to figure out who I was without other people’s opinions affecting that.”

To combat the lack of women in STEM, Always, #LikeAGirl, and Walmart hosted a STEM event for Girl Scouts in sixth to eighth grade. Photo: Always

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Though Breslin eventually learned to ignore the tabloids’ coverage of her, she couldn’t shake the sexist difference between the way that she and her mistakes were written about versus her male peers.

“It’s a double standard. If you open up a tabloid, you see 20 pictures of women with the wrong pair of jeans on with the wrong top, but you never see a paparazzi picture of a guy coming out of a bathroom with his face not shaven perfectly or his zipper down,” Breslin says. “It’s about the way society discusses those things. When a guy looks messy, it’s, ‘Oh, he’s just a guy being a guy. It’s so charming.’ When it’s a woman, it’s, ‘Wow. She’s really let herself go. She doesn’t care about herself. She’s going off the deep end.’ There’s much more targeted negativity toward women. The forgiveness level for men is much higher.”

I feel the most confident when I’m working out to take care of myself.

Breslin’s fight against unrealistic beauty standards is why she’s defended female celebrities, such as Selena Gomez, against body-shaming, and called out fitness companies, such as Gold’s Gym, for promoting thinness and suggesting that the sole purpose of working out is to become skinny—a lesson that Breslin herself has had to learn.

“It’s so out there in the media that you should look a certain way and have a certain body type,” Breslin says. “A lot of the time, that’s completely unattainable and unrealistic. When I was younger, I wish I had people saying, ‘You don’t have to work out every single day to be stick-skinny or to be a certain way or to get a bigger butt. You should do it because it’s healthy for you.’ I feel the most confident when I’m working out to take care of myself, even if I don’t have Gisele Bündchen’s body.”

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Though she doesn’t consider herself a role model (“I don’t claim to know everything. I make mistakes all the time”), Breslin acknowledges that she does have an influence over young fans, which is why she takes special care in choosing roles that show young women in a positive light—something she saw lacking when she was growing up.

“I’ve seen my friends’ little sisters saying, ‘I’m going on a diet because I saw this thing on Instagram.’ I’m like, ‘You’re 10. No. What are you talking about?’” Breslin says. “The older that I get and the more I remember how I felt when I was younger and how the things on TV and in film influenced me, I started to realize that, whether you like it or not, you are somebody who is being looked at and watched by younger people. I do feel somewhat of a responsibility in choosing characters that are women that have depth and have complicated lives and are not just the hot girl or the nerdy girl.”

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Ones to Watch: Korean Bag Brand, Gu_de

The Seoul-based accessories label has been picked up by Net-a-porter for fall.

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Tretorn Brand Has New Capsule Lines for Men and Women

Both are available at Nordstrom — women's now and men's in June.

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Lenzing Partners With Country Road to Create Sustainable Jean

Country Road’s “Sateen Jean" is made from Lenzing’s Tencel lyocell fibers, with Refibra technology.

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Andreas Murkudis Spotlights Young Korean Designers During Berlin Gallery Weekend

Seoul’s 10Soul designer platform generates curiosity as well as sales at Berlin’s leading concept store.

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New Life for Georgette Klinger Beauty

Heritage brands are having a renaissance. The new owner of Georgette Klinger plans to reboot the legendary lineup with a few twists.

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Sophia Amoruso’s Girlboss Continues Push to Fill Gap in Media Landscape

The second Los Angeles Girlboss Rally boasted attendance of 800, with speakers that included Gwyneth Paltrow and Aimee Song.

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Designer Judith Leiber Dies at 97

The designer died Saturday a few hours after her husband.

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Hyères Festival Founder Calls for More Financial Support

Jean-Pierre Blanc said he is considering handing over the reins if conditions don’t improve over the next two years.

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Lindsay Lohan Dragged Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes for Their Outfits

Lindsay Lohan‘s celebrity feuds have been documented to death. There was the time that she and Hilary Duff dated Aaron Carter at the same time as each other, and who can forget when she called Paris Hilton a “c—t,” only to deny it seconds later? But there are two celebrities who we never expected the 31-year-old to beef with: Ryan Gosling and Eva Mendes.

The “Mean Girls” actress recently put the celebrity couple on blast when @best_outfits_, a style Instagram, posted a picture of their outfits. The photo featured Gosling and Mendes walking hand-in-hand while rocking coordinating looks. Gosling wore a baggy blue over-shirt and dark-washed jeans, while his wife sported a textured red sweater and black pants. The pair looked more stylish than most celebrity couples out there, but to Lohan, their style could use some work.

In a screenshot captured by @commentsbycelebs, Lohan let her opinion be known that she wasn’t a fan of Gosling and Mendes’s fashion choices. “I don’t like this look,” she commented.

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Though she has taken a backseat from the spotlight in recent years, Lohan isn’t one to sugarcoat things. So when she doesn’t like you (or your outfits), you’ll know. Better luck next time, Gosling and Mendes. Maybe your next look will earn the Lindsay Lohan stamp of approval.

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Chico’s Brand to Begin Selling on Amazon

The curated product line will begin selling on the site in mid May.

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Supreme to Open San Francisco Store

The streetwear brand has sent out a letter inviting its future neighbors to a meeting about a new retail concept.

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Aimee Song Gets Real on the Business of Blogging

The influencer talked about her start, getting swindled by a brand and the future of the blogging industry.

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5 Black-Beauty-Editor-Approved Sunscreens That Won’t Make Your Skin Look Ashy

Long after I’ve retired from this beauty editor gig, I’ll still be hammering the importance of sun protection into people’s heads. In my twentysomething years of living, it remains one of the most overlooked skin-care habits, even as we continue to learn more about the connection between sun exposure and a handful of life-threatening diseases; ever heard of a little thing called skin cancer?

The list of excuses for not wearing sunscreen every day is long and tired. If you have time to drink a gallon of water every day or apply an entire makeup beat in minutes, surely you can make a little room for SPF. And when you consider the number of beauty products actually infused with protection properties, I mean … come on. It has to end here, even if you’ve got brown skin like me and are convinced SPF almost always leaves a white, chalky cast. The assumption that darker skin is immune from serious sun damage is one of the most dangerous myths out there. And for some reason, we keep believing it!

“Although darker skin does have more natural protection from the sun, daily broad-spectrum sunscreen use with an SPF of at least 30 is still highly recommended,” says Valerie D. Callender, MD, FAAD, medical director of Callender Dermatology & Cosmetic Center. “All skin incurs free-radical damage from UV radiation and the potential for skin cancer, regardless of color.”

Now I’ll admit that the struggle can be real. More often than not, sunscreens made with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide—which happens to be the most widely used SPF ingredients—aren’t the most flattering on brown skin. But there are other options that don’t make us look like Casper the Friendly Ghost.

Alternatively, you can invest in SPF products that use a lower concentration of those ingredients, since they do actually provide the protection we need. Ahead are five that I’ve actually tried and can recommend as viable options for darker skin.

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PCA Skin

PCA Skin Weightless Protection Broad Spectrum SPF 45

This formula feels extra-juicy when you first apply, but it’s quick-absorbing, transparent, and doesn’t need an over-abundance of rubbing in. It also has that Skin Cancer Foundation Seal of Recommendation, so you know the experts would actually recommend it.

Dr. Callender adds that although it “contains zinc oxide at 9.0 percent, the micronized form used in conjunction with 7.5 percent octinoxate provides excellent protection without causing the gray hue often associated with zinc oxide use. This formula also contains silymarin and caffeine, two ingredients that add extra protection against the free-radical damage caused by UV exposure.”

$44 at PCA Skin

 

Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen

I’m lucky enough to have skin that isn’t super problematic, but it does get oilier than usual between seasons. Right now, I’ve got oil-blotting sheets in my purse, along with this oil-free formula that dries into a matte finish. It makes for an awesome primer under makeup, but if you are wearing foundation, make sure that has some form of UV protection in it, too.

$32 at Supergoop!

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Palmer’s

Palmer’s Eventone Suncare Sunscreen Stick SPF 50

Cocoa butter is a staple moisturizer in our community, so a small part of me knew I would love this SPF-infused option that can be applied to the skin in the same way a deodorant is applied to the armpit. My only caveat is that all-too-familiar cocoa butter scent, which can be overwhelming if you love wearing fragrance every day.

$6.99 at Palmer’s

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Biossance

Biossance Squalane + Mineral SPF 45

I’ve waxed poetic about the wonders of squalane oil before, and this sunscreen harnesses its moisturizing benefits along with a high level of SPF. My only tip would be to really blend this one in. When you first apply to the skin, it does give off a gray cast because the formula is on the thicker side. But once it’s completely rubbed in, it gives the skin a matte feel that sits comfortably under makeup.

$39 at Biossance

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Australian Gold

Australian Gold Mineral Lotion Non-Greasy

I’m definitely trying to incorporate more clean beauty products into my routine, which is why I tried this chemical-free, botanical option. This one also requires a lot of blending, but my favorite thing about it is that it doesn’t transfer to the top of my shirts when I’m getting dressed and undressed. And the slight tint it leaves on your skin washes away easily with water. If you want that bronze glow without having to spend a ton on a bronzing oil, this is definitely an affordable alternative (with SPF to boot!).

$12.99 at Australian Gold

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Gwyneth Paltrow on Starting Goop, Fund-raising

The Goop founder and chief executive officer got candid with Sophia Amoruso during the Girlboss Rally in Los Angeles.

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Sarah Hyland Reveals Her Hair Is Falling Out from Years of Chronic Illness Medication

For years, Sarah Hyland has been open about her life-long battle with kidney dysplasia, a chronic illness that affects her weight, strength, and energy. But one thing that the 27-year-old actress hasn’t talked about is her hair and how, after years of taking medication for the condition, her hair is significantly thinning and falling out.

On Friday, the “Modern Family” star took to her Instagram story to ask her 5.6 million followers for recommendations on what products she can use to thicken and grow back her hair, The Mighty first reported. Hyland explained that many popular hair-growth supplements, such as Viviscal and Nutrafol, interact with her kidney dysplasia medication, which is why she’s unable to take them.

“Help, help, help. What hair care products are out there for thinning hair, this 27-year-old would like to know. I know it seems like I don’t but I do,” Hyland said. “Some of my medications have been making my hair fall out. Some supplements like Viviscal and Nutrafol I’ve talked to my pharmacist and I’m not allowed to take them because they interact with those medications.”

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Hyland then asked followers who take similar immune-suppressing medication what products they use for their thinning hair. “So for those on prednisone and Prograf and Myfortic and any immune-suppressing medications, have you found anything other than just biotin that works?” Hyland said, adding “Help! I am over researching myself.”

After reading hundreds of suggestions, Hyland reaches the conclusion to use castor oil, which her followers recommended leaving in like a mask and washing out. Other suggestions include taking antioxidants and using shampoos from hair-healing brands such as Caviar, Hask, and Monat.

Though Hyland admitted that she was going to try several solutions, the one she was dead-set on was a DIY hair mask made of coconut oil, avocado, castor oil, and vitamin E. “But I think I’m gonna try more of the like, castor and coconut oil and avocado mix, maybe I’ll put some vitamin E in there. I don’t know,” she said. “Thanks for the help guys.”

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The actress makes an important point that you should always check with your doctor before you take supplements with your medication. But along from shining a light on a problem that many people with chronic illness have, Hyland’s openness about her hair loss helped to destigmatize an issue that many women face.

According to the American Academy of Dermatology, more than 40 percent of women experience hair loss by the time they turn 40. The word is still out on whether Hyland has found a solution for her thinning hair, but at least many of her followers who are also experiencing hair loss know that they’re not alone.

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Salesforce Invests $2.2 Billion for Growth in France

Here is why the company has set its sights on France.

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Rocks and Data Blocks: How IBM Tracks Diamonds With Blockchain

The tech giant and the fine jewelry industry team up to offer transparency and fend off fraud in the diamond biz.

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Report: Latin America’s Digital Market Is Growing, Slowly

The shift signals that consumers are increasingly referring to mobile in the midst of a presidential election and the coming World Cup competition.

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British Vogue Names Sarah Harris Deputy Editor

Her new role is effective immediately and she will report to editor-in-chief Edward Enninful.

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Douglas Booth Takes New York

With Mötley Crüe film "The Dirt" wrapped and in between press for "Mary Shelley" with Elle Fanning, the actor is taking to New York.

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Matt Smith Brings Robert Mapplethorpe to the Screen

Matt Smith talks his portrayal of iconic photographer Robert Mapplethorpe in the film "Mapplethorpe," which had its world premiere at the Tribeca Film Festival.

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Tessa Thompson Is Just Getting Started

Balancing blockbusters like "Westworld" and "Creed" with indies "Sorry to Bother You" and "Little Woods," Tessa Thompson knows exactly what she's looking for.

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Emma Forrest on Her Directorial Debut at Tribeca Film Festival

Forrest's film "Untogether" is inspired by her relationship with ex-husband Ben Mendelsohn, who acts in the film alongside Jemima Kirke, Lola Kirke, Jamie Dornan and Billy Crystal.

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Takehiro Shiraishi Succeeds Franco Penè At Onward Luxury Group

Penè is retiring after several decades helming manufacturing and distribution for brands including Paul Smith, Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors.

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Sainsbury’s, Asda Set Out to Create a ‘Dynamic New Player’ in Retail

After a flurry of weekend reports, the two U.K. supermarket giants have announced a proposed merger.

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A Look Back at the Best-Ever Met Gala Beauty Looks

Each year, the Met Gala is to high-profile tastemakers what prom is to high-school seniors. Not only does it provide a legitimate excuse for getting dressed to the nines (according to theme, of course), the annual soiree also celebrates and raises money for the Met Costume Institute’s fashion exhibition. And for those of us who are relegated to watching it all unfold from our Instagram feeds, it’s when our inner “Fashion Police” come out to play.

MORE: Everything You Need to Know About the 2018 Met Gala

In its 70+-year history, the gala has delivered an abundance of beauty inspiration that runs the gamut of classic to avant-garde. This year’s “Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination” theme promises to deliver more of the unexpected. Before it all unfolds on May 7, take a look back at some of our favorite hair and makeup moments.

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Details of Groupe Galeries Lafayette’s Champs-Elysées Flagship Teased at Hyères Festival

Galeries Lafayette’s Nadia Dhouib and Clara Cornet presented the new format during a talk at the event.

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Organizers of Berlin 032c Presents: Reference I Festival Reveal a Few More Details

Grace Wales Bonner, Stefano Pilati and Gmbh first confirmed designers in 24-hour, no-holds-barred interdisciplinary format in Berlin’s Berghain club in late October.

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Buzzy Antwerp-Based Duo Wins Hyères Prize

Botter’s Rushemy Botter and Lisi Herrebrugh won over a jury headed by Haider Ackermann.

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Sainsbury’s Set to Reveal Asda Merger Details in Surprise Move

News of a merger between British supermarket giants Sainsbury's and Asda emerged over the weekend.

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Every Sizzling Swimsuit Picture Emily Ratajkowski Has Posted on Instagram

One look at Emily Ratajkowski’s Instagram, and it’s clear that she’s comfortable in her skin. The 26-year-old model and actress knows the art of taking a good thirst trap, from butt-naked selfies and skin-baring outfits to her signature bikini photos. And as summer approaches and temperatures rise, we can only assume that the “I Feel Pretty” star’s Instagram will be flooded with double-tap-worthy swimsuit pictures in the months to come.

MORE: Every Naked Selfie Emily Ratajkowski Has Ever Posted on Instagram

But Ratajkowski’s body isn’t the only thing we’re ogling. In case you didn’t know, the “Gone Girl” star has her own swimsuits line, Inamorata Swim, so clearly she knows her stuff when it comes to bikinis, one-pieces, and everything in between. So while her thirst traps might attract eyes, it’s her fashionable taste when it comes to summer’s number-one garment that has put her at the top of the Instagram game.

See her most sizzling swimsuit pictures ahead.

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Dior Opens New Boutique in Dubai Mall

The store sits on the recently opened extension of the mall’s exclusive Fashion Avenue.

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Academy of Art Graduate Fashion Show 2018: High-Tech, High-Touch Design

The graduate show featured 104 looks from 17 student collections and gave honorary degrees to Alexander Fury, André Walker and Lutz Huelle.

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The 20 Best Celebrity Blunt Haircuts

The best inspiration is hair-spiration. Even when we’re not planning on getting a cut, we can spend hours scrolling through Pinterest, Instagram, and even Google ogling celebrities’ styles.

More: A Go-To Glossary for the Most Popular Hairstyles

One that we can’t get enough of these days? Blunt cuts. The straight-edge style seems tricky to pull off since it tends to leave no room for mistakes, but when done right, it’s a showstopper. Though the style may seem limited, we’ve rounded up 20 celebrities who show how diverse the cut can be, from Anna Wintour’s classic blunt bob to Zendaya’s fro. The blunt cut gives you options; click through to see all it has to offer.

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The Millennial Decor Trends Taking Over Pinterest Right Now

Nothing says home makeover quite like the start of a new season. If you’re looking for easy, on-trend ways to refresh your own space, Pinterest just released its 2018 Home Report, and it has all the inspo you need (and then some).

According to the platform, this is the year of bold hues, statement patterns, and interiors that help you live your best life. “Today’s generation looks at their homes as an ever-changing canvas for their lives, a place that reflects their experiences, interests, and values,” says Pinterest’s Pinsights team. Redecorating no longer seems like a chore, but instead, an ideal way for apartment dwellers to express their personality.

Creative Storage Strategies

People are working to create mindful spaces, and using Lagom—the Swedish concept of balance and moderation—as a way to ditch clutter, and curate a simpler, more personalized home. Open closets are also having a major moment, as many Pinners live in cozier spaces and find unique ways to store their stuff.

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Rich Colors and Statement Pieces

When it comes to aesthetics, 2018’s motto is the bolder, the better. Pinterest has seen a major increase in searches for deeper color palettes, like red, dark blue, and hunter green. Searches for statement rugs, geometric accent tables, and mixed metals are all on the rise, too.

MORE: Minimalist Furniture to Instantly Elevate Your Space

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MORE: 20 Clever Ways to Make Your Studio Feel Bigger

Mindful Sanctuaries

People are decorating with more than just color schemes, fabrics, and textures in mind. Saves for “mindfulness” have seen a 250 percent increase within the decor category as people treating their home as a retreat where they can escape and reflect. Searches for framed plants, tropical wallpaper, and botanical wallpaper are on the rise, bringing peaceful nature vibes into the home. People are also looking more into bathtub remodels, to create a spa-like space that makes their home a true sanctuary from the outside world.

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Friday Night Gala Going for the New Yorker’s for Children Fool’s Fete

“I think this is what sets the theme for other galas in the springtime,” said Selita Ebanks.

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16 Celebrities Who Have Posed Without Makeup for Magazine Covers

As much as we love magazines, the industry isn’t exactly known for promoting natural beauty. With the thousands of dollars that go into hiring professional hairstylists, makeup artists, and, yes, photo editors for magazine covers, magazines often present an idealistic version of the celebrities and models who pose for them. However, like many things in the fashion and beauty world, times are changing.

MORE: What Celebrities Look Like With and Without Makeup

Understanding the importance of highlighting natural beauty, many magazines are celebrating the features and “imperfections” that celebrities are born with by ditching the glam squads and choosing to feature them au naturel. From Gisele Bündchen to Christina Aguilera, these stars are unafraid to show their rawest, makeup-free selves in front of millions of fans. Here are the breathtaking times celebrities have posed without an ounce of makeup for magazine covers.

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Gigi Hadid Bombarded by Anti-Fur Protesters Pretending to Be Fans at Meet-and-Greet

With designers waiting to dress her and millions of fans desperate to copy her looks, Gigi Hadid is an undeniable fashion icon. But that doesn’t mean that everyone is a fan of her outfits. On Thursday, the 23-year-old model was bombarded at a meet-and-greet by a group of anti-fur protesters who had an issue with her history of wearing fur.

The incident occurred at a signing for Hadid’s collaboration with Tommy Hilfiger at a Macy’s in New York City’s Herald Square. In a video obtained by the Daily Mail, Hadid can be seen sitting at a table, waiting for the next fan as a woman, pretending to be a fan, approaches her. Hadid reaches up for a hug as the woman tells her something and tries to show her something on her phone.

When Hadid looks away to sign a card for her, the woman reaches from under her clothes and pulls out a sign with the words: “Gigi Kills.” Seconds later, another woman approaches the table with a sign reading, “Fur Scum.” The women are seen chanting, “Gigi Hadid. Shame on you!” as their signs are wrestled away from them and they’re ushered off the premises by security. The video shows Hadid briefly looking up at the women’s signs when they begin chanting before looking toward the crowd and back down at the table until the commotion is over.

MORE: A Complete Guide to Gigi Hadid’s Flawless Style

The video then cuts to moments later when Hadid is escorted away from the stage to compose herself. According to fans who were there, Hadid returns minutes later to continue her signing. However, almost immediately after her return, the model was approached by protesters again, leading security to cancel the event.

Source: Instagram

Though it’s unclear whether she was wearing real or faux fur, Hadid has been photographed wearing fur-looking clothes on many occasions.

Aside from a couple Instagram pictures from the event Hadid hasn’t addressed the incident. Ironically enough, Tommy Hilfiger, Hadid’s collaborator, went fur-free in 2007. We wonder when, if ever, Hadid did the same.

MORE: The Evolution of Gigi Hadid—From Fresh-Faced Newbie to Runway Ruler

Photo: Getty Images

 

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Pat McGrath is Releasing 14 Lip Glosses Next Month

When it comes to makeup goddesses, there’s one name universally on the list: Pat McGrath. Since the launch of her eponymous makeup line in 2015, McGrath’s been consistently giving the people what they want. What do they want now? Lip gloss.

Yep, that’s right. If you’ve been paying attention to what celebrities have been wearing these days, it hasn’t been the classic matte lip—rather, it’s been a high-shine gloss. And if you’re already hot and heavy on the gloss train, the addition of 14 lip glosses to McGrath’s permanent collection is going to make your heart sing.

Source: Instagram

MORE: The 15 Best Lip Scrubs for Insanely Smooth, Soft Lips

With 14 different bottles, you’ll have your pick of shimmery and non-shimmery options. There are classic colors like light pinks, nudes, and reds, but it wouldn’t be a McGrath collection without a few bold colors like gold and fuschia. The makeup icon recommends a simple swipe across the lips for a classic pout, but also dares you to test out layering with concealer and her lip pencils for a completely different look.

Of course, McGrath isn’t going to whip up anything less than perfect, which is why she focused on making the product show-stopping and comfortable. Instead of a sticky formula, McGrath told Allure it’s a “gel matrix formulation. There’s a little bit of oil in there that gives you a comfort and an ease. I wanted them to feel like you’re wearing a lip balm.”

MORE: 12 Makeup Products You Didn’t Know Were Inspired by Celebrities

The best news of it all is it’s not going to cost you an arm and a leg to get in on McGrath’s new glosses. Each tube is $28 and can be found on McGrath’s website (and if you already know you need all 14 tubes, you can purchase the entire set in the Everything Kit for $325). And if you don’t want to go all-out on the whole thing but are eyeing a few colors, McGrath has made things easy for you: you can purchase a set of four glosses based on undertone—warm, cool, red, etc.— for $95.

The glosses drop May 10 at 12pm EST, so arm your computer, fingers, and credit card, because it might get wild.

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Tiffany & Co. Foundation and Conservation International Screen Film at Tribeca Film Festival

The virtual reality film is narrated by Lupita Nyong'o and transports viewers to the plains of Kenya.

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Breakfast Salads Are a Thing, and Yes, You Should Be Eating Them

Eating a healthy breakfast is kind of like working out first thing in the morning—it sets you on the right track and paves the way for healthier choices throughout the day… or at least yields less guilt when you eat that candy bar at 3 p.m.

MORE: Low-Carb Bowls Are the Best Lazy Lunch Formula

I know what you’re thinking: Salad for breakfast sounds weird, right? Let me convince you otherwise. First, what exactly is a breakfast salad? A breakfast salad is pretty similar to the salad you would make for lunch, except it’s packed with more goodies. Sometimes they can be loaded with more untraditional salad ingredients, like smoked trout and blood oranges. Breakfast salads are less about the lettuce and more about healthy, nutrient-dense toppings that will kick-start your day in a delicious way.

MORE: 17 Recipes That Can Help Fight Allergies

To get you started on your new salad-for-breakfast lifestyle, we rounded up eight delicious, fresh salad recipes perfect for busy weekday mornings.

Originally posted on SheKnows.

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Green Shoots for Retail at Taubman

Ceo Robert Taubman said tenant sales per square foot rose 12.4 percent in the first quarter.

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New Zealand Skin Care Delivers Native Ingredients to U.S. Market

A mention from Kim Kardashian helped generate interest in the company's Logic Toner.

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How to Refresh Textured Curls Without Drenching Them in Water

My hair journey is laden with plenty of benchmark moments, including a big chop and platinum-blonde dye job. But none have been more challenging than waiting for my hair to grow out and in the process, avoid over-manipulating my curls to the point of damage. The common misconception with super-short hair—textured or otherwise—is that cutting length somehow makes a day-to-day routine easier.

But if the past year has taught me anything, it’s that developing healthy hair habits takes discipline, time, and plenty of trial and error. One of the biggest challenges that I and many other naturalistas face is figuring out how the heck to keep those fresh, day-one curls and coils intact without having to dunk our heads under the sink or shower every day.

MORE: 10 Absolute Best Sephora Products for Textured Hair

Steam Is Your Friend

The wet look is appealing, and for me, addictive,  but since water (especially the hot kind) opens up the hair shaft, leaving it more susceptible to damage, that type of day-to-day moisture isn’t ideal. However, that doesn’t mean your hair needs to be completely shielded from water in between washes. According to celebrity hairstylist Larry Sims, whose clients include Gabrielle Union and Zendaya, the steam produced from it is actually a big help.

“I always recommend a taking a hot, steamy shower to add moisture to your curls without getting them wet. It’s always good to use a curl-defining product to enhance the natural pattern,” he says. Product options abound—including this list of our favorites—but Sims’s go-to is the Smooth ’N Shine Defining Mousse. Whether you’re using this or something else, he recommends applying a quarter-size amount—give or take depending on your length—and working from root to tip, scrunching the hair with your hand and not a brush.

MORE: How to Spiral Curls on Natural Hair, According to YouTube

Diffuse with Caution

From there, “you can air dry naturally or use a diffuser to achieve more voluminous curls.” A diffuser is an attachment for a blow-dryer that helps disperse air more evenly over a large area, thus minimizing the intensity of heat that can disturb and destroy the curl pattern.

Regardless of the shape you use (the most common ones are flat), they should be used while the dryer is on a low heat setting and in constant movement. Again, keeping it concentrated in one area for a long time can lead to more frizz and a weak curl pattern. And if you’re doing this at night, stretch out the life of your curls even more by keeping them tucked under a satin bonnet or atop a silk/satin pillowcase to prevent them from fraying. Also, be wary of product build-up over time. In between styling, keep your scalp and strands refreshed with a clarifier, like apple cider vinegar, or simply stick to a clarifying shampoo on wash day.

All in all, the combination of a dependable curl definer, steam, and diffusion generally gets the job done. But ultimately, you’ll need a routine that’s as unique as your curl pattern and that may include observing what others with hair like yours are doing. Ahead are the curl-defining routines of three popular bloggers with varying textures. Take notes and pay attention; you may spot a technique or product worth trying.

MORE: What Is Clarifying Shampoo: Everything You Need to Know

Here, blogger KandidKinks refreshes her type-4 curls using a combo of cream and oil products.

Although blogger LuhSetty starts this tutorial with wet hair, it still provides a detailed step-by-step for those new to using diffusers. This same technique can be used on dry hair that’s been exposed to steam and a defining product.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXZAhYQIskU

And if you like using gel, blogger happycurlhappygirl demonstrates a water-free routine using EcoStyle and flaxseed oil.

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Stephen Webster’s New Jewelry Tale

Webster debuted "Fish Tales," a jewelry collection consisting of 26 charms and an accompanying book.

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Stuart Weitzman Wins Jefferson Spirit of Design Award

The night included the annual student fashion show.

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Luxottica Sales Dented in Q1, but Outlook for Year Confirmed

A delayed sun season in Europe and the restructuring of Luxottica's wholesale business in China affected the performance.

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Happy Socks Founders Map Out Expansion Strategy

Founders Mikael Söderlindh and Viktor Tell reflect on 10 years in business and detail what’s next for Happy Socks.  

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Debra Messing, Carine Roitfeld Fete Jacob & Co. NYC Flagship Reopening

The newly renovated space featured original artwork by founder Jacob Arabo, as well as exposed New York City bedrock.

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Halsey Calls Out the Hospitality Industry for Neglecting the Hair-Care Needs of PoC

With brands like Fenty and Jouer having upwards of 50 foundation shades and providing matching shade charts, it’s easy to be whisked away into a world where the beauty industry is finally taking diversity seriously. And as much as we want to believe it is, Halsey is here to remind you that the scales still aren’t anywhere close to even when it concerns hair-care options.

This week, the “Bad At Love” singer took to Twitter to call out the hospitality industry for failing to provide hotel toiletries that are cognizant of all hair textures. 

https://twitter.com/halsey/status/989680930926166016

MORE: Why I’m Still Skeptical of the Diversity Movement as a Black Beauty Editor

Although it might seem menial or trivial, Halsey— a biracial woman— makes a valid point. The beauty industry has routinely catered to white beauty standards, which means in every industry where beauty plays a role, PoC are not being served properly or even taken into account.

The tweet didn’t go over without pushback, but Halsey wouldn’t let uninformed followers win this one. Responding to the naysayers, she wrote, “Who knew me acknowledging that white hair care products are the national standard (while POC are confined to a tiny aisle) would piss so many people off not sorry.” And there the truth lies. As a white woman, I can walk into a store and blindly grab for something that will suit my hair, while PoC have to seek out a specific, small location to find what they need— if, indeed, there even is a selection.

https://twitter.com/halsey/status/989853291591811072

MORE: Target’s Best-Kept Secret Is This Black-Owned, Hip-Hop-Inspired Hair Brand

But as Halsey points out, the problem is larger than grocery stores and convenience markets. It’s how an entire industry (or dare we say society) ignores the needs of PoC. Although Halsey herself didn’t give a solution, many commenters took it upon themselves to provide a fix. While some found the solution to reside in the hands of the traveler and buy their own toiletries, Halsey quickly noted how that isn’t always possible. 

https://twitter.com/halsey/status/989684220971765760

On a more practical and beneficial note, some suggested a “pick your toiletry pack” option which would mean the hotel would provide products based on what you decide prior to entering the room.

https://twitter.com/hella_kell/status/989693114716585984 https://twitter.com/AppleWood1957/status/989737585462267910

Although it’s not a perfect solution, it is a step in the right direction. Earlier today, the 23-year-old shut down any rebuttal with her final tweet on the subject. 

https://twitter.com/halsey/status/989854625242038272

MORE: Zendaya Is Tired of Being ‘Hollywood’s Acceptable Version of a Black Girl’

As much as people want to say toiletries suck for everyone and no one uses them, the fact that they only serve white people, or people with non-textured hair, is the problem at hand. Halsey has brought up a poignant topic that needs to be addressed. Hopefully hair-care is next on the docket for beauty diversity.

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15 Celebrities Who Have Embraced Their Beautiful Facial Birthmarks

Whether it’s a mole on your cheek or a café-au-lait spot on your forehead, most of us with birthmarks have had a love-hate relationship with them our entire lives. On one hand, birthmarks, especially when they’re on your face, make you easy prey for bullies when you’re younger. On the other, they give you a sense of individuality and specialness, something that celebrities such as Natalie Portman, Angelina Jolie, and Eva Mendes know well.

MORE: What Celebrities Look Like With and Without Makeup

Like Tyra Banks says, perfect is boring, and birthmarks, big or small, are a key part of your natural beauty and what makes your appearance yours. To inspire you to accept your “imperfections,” we’re looking at celebrities who have embraced their facial birthmarks and have no fear in rocking their moles, spots, and patches on the red carpet and on the big screen. See the beautiful marks they were born with ahead.

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Iceberg to Show Men’s Spring Collection in London

The runway show will take place on June 8, kicking off the local fashion week.

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Jack Rogers Appoints Forstmann as CEO

Lydia Forstmann joins the shoe company from Rag & Bone, where she served as chief commercial officer.

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