October 6, 2023 – Page 4

6 Oct

These 5 Beauty Products Will Get You In The

Rachel True in a scene from the film ‘The Craft’, 1996. (Photo by Columbia Pictures/Getty Images). Halloween is a couple of weeks away. You might have just begun planning what you’ll dress up as. Perhaps you’re pondering a black cat (again) or as your favorite superstar. Otherwise, you is perhaps spending your time on the couch watching scary movies all night while burning fall-scented candles. Or, perhaps, you’re using spooky season to play-up your grungier or more gothic-inspired beauty looks. That said, when you’re trying to go dark on the claws, Tyler The Creator’s Golf Le Fleur Onyx nail polish just landed at Black-owned, luxury retailer, Thirteen Lune. And speaking of newness, Fenty Beauty has blessed us with their Shadowstix. Go...

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6 Oct

Fall nails have entered the chat 🫡✨🍂💅

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6 Oct

Ellis Brooklyn Reveals $9 Million Investment Round – WWD

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Ellis Brooklyn Reveals Million Investment Round – WWD

Fragrance brand Ellis Brooklyn has closed a $9 million Series A investment round led by enterprise firm REDO Ventures. Ellis Brooklyn was created in 2014 by Bee Shapiro, a former attorney and longtime Recent York Times beauty columnist and launched on Sephora.com two years later with 4 high quality fragrances that focused on sustainability. The brand makes fragrances, candles and private care products and is carried at Ulta, Nordstrom, Bluemercury and Credo, and internationally at Mecca, Liberty London and Space NK. Bestsellers include Myth Eau De Parfum, $108, Sand Fragrance Body Mist, $45, and Florist Eau De Parfum, $108. Ellis Brooklyn declined to reveal revenue, but noted that it's growing double digits and is slated to double next 12 months. “Attending to know the...

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6 Oct

How one can have a protected acid trip

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LSD is having fun with a renaissance period immediately – here’s our highway code helping you navigate the intricacies of hallucinogenics Similar to an alcoholic remembers his first drink, my first dose of data on the classic psychedelic LSD-25 stays clear in my mind, despite having been administered over half a lifetime ago. I used to be 11, and a former heroin addict was explaining to a packed school hall that his everlasting limp got here from jumping out of a window at a celebration on acid. Towards the tip, he asked which drug we were now most afraid of trying, and although we’d mostly been subjected to the horrors of poverty-stricken heroin dependency,...

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