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15 Apr

Celebrity-favorite Skin Care Experts Are Launching Recent Brands –

Celebrity-favorite Skin Care Experts Are Launching Recent Brands –
The expert-driven skincare brand is getting a face lift. The following generation of beauty and medical professionals is moving into the skincare product game. Amongst them are plastic surgeons, a dermatologist and aestheticians, all of whom are translating 1000's of hours of experience into professional-caliber product launches, for every little thing from collagen product to breakouts to puffiness. Results-driven, indeed. Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton, Epi.Logic, $55 to $230 Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton Photo courtesy of Epi.Logic The mind behind Brooklyn Face and Eye is trying to skincare as her next frontier. As an oculofacial plastic surgeon, Jeanniton saw a possibility to marry design-minded products with clinical backing. “I used to be coming to a dead end when making skincare recommendations. All of them had the identical feedback,...
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4 Feb

Hair Botox: Experts On the Treatment For Smoother, Stronger

Hair Botox: Experts On the Treatment For Smoother, Stronger
Experts On the Treatment For Smoother If you happen to’ve ever dabbled within the wonderful world of injectables, you already know how freshly settled Botox could make the whole lot smoother, tighter, bouncier, and glowier. It makes you wonder: What else can slightly spot of Botox improve? Does sex live? Bank accounts? So after we saw the dramatic "hair Botox" before-and-afters on TikTok, our first thoughts were: "What on the planet?" after which, quickly, "Where can we enroll?" Hair Botox is imagined to make your hair smoother and shinier than a latest sports automobile, and — excellent news for the needle-averse — there are not any needles involved. Actually, there’s no Botox involved, either. "Hair Botox'' is solely a catchy term for a...
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2 Dec

Period blood face masks are a giant beauty trend

Period blood face masks are a giant beauty trend
We’ve got bad blood with this beauty hack. This trend is a thing of dermatologists’ nightmares: TikTokers are smearing their very own period blood on their skin. Between the marinated, crying and “I’m cold” viral makeup looks, there was sure to be something latest that caused a stink online. Cue: period blood face masks. The hashtags “periodfacemask” and “menstruationmasking” have a whopping 6.4 billion and three million views, respectively, on TikTok and show multiple women daring to color menstrual blood on their skin. Taking the more DIY route, these content creators are touting the usage of available blood — albeit once a month — as the important thing to staying youthful. The trend cycle has come back around — individuals are dying for an...
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