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As we’ve talked about before, product loyalty is a fierce beast. And when the product you love – the only thing in the world that ever managed to curl your hair/clear up your skin/give you an easy smoky eye – gets discontinued, it’s like a mini-breakup. That’s why this romantic story of a husband who tried to make his wife happy by tracking down her favorite discontinued conditioner warms our cold capitalist hearts: More
These “kissing kits” on TokyoMilk are beyond cute: great colors, great packaging. Each “kissing kit” contains a lipstick and a package of breath mints. But when it comes to a really great makeout session that reminds you of being in high school, what other ingredients would you include? More
The great minds over at Nylon introduced us to Urban Outfitters’ scented hairbrush. More
Dani Stahl’s column in Nylon magazine, Factory Girl, requires her to travel around the world visiting clothing and product factories. It’s always a fun read, and it’s nice to learn about the processes behind a lot of popular brands. This month, she visited the OPI nail polish factory in Los Angeles, and I never realized how little I knew about one of beauty’s best brands. More
After Angelina Jolie applied lip gloss like a real live girl at the Golden Globes, beauty aficionados around the world tried to figure out what product she was using. Finally, we have an answer: Chantecaille Brilliant Gloss in the shade “Love.” (Of course.) More
Here’s a clue: it’s not botox.
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Recently, we listed some of the worst beauty product names of all time (Chicken Poop lip balm, anyone?). Some of the comments on the post were so funny that we just had to do a follow-up with even more absurdly … More
Let’s just say that Q-tips’ brand prescience kept them from making our list of the worst beauty product names ever. They used to be called … More
When I was a little kid, I loved having little pretend versions of my mom’s beauty products. I rubbed plastic lipstick on my mouth and fake blush on my cheeks. Some people might have freaked out at the idea of a little girl playing at being a grownup by trying to imitate adult standards of beauty, but I think I came out relatively un-warped. More
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What’s in a name? A lot, if it’s something you want me to pour in my hair or smear on my face. These ten products have such absurd names it’s surprising anyone buys them. More
If I bought this nail polish — Black Velvet by Chanel — I suppose I’d have to learn the rest of the lyrics to the song so that I wasn’t stuck all day repeating “black velvet, if you please” in my head with no place to go after that. It might be worth it for that reason.
NYX Cosmetics has an entire lipstick collection where the colors are named for Greek gods and goddesses (and other mythological characters like Ulysses and Echo). There’s a bombshell red for Electra, a kitten pink for Narcissus, and a rose-inflected taupe for Circe. More
A new fragrance called Jean Queen is aimed at girls who love their denim. Supposedly the pink shade of the lipstick (and its accompanying gloss) is designed to coordinate perfectly with denim, although I don’t know if it works as well with acid wash as it does with dark rinse. It fits in your pocket, though, so that’s a start. More
These travel-ready gifts will be loved by everyone who is sick of shopping in airports. And they’ll also make you the coolest girl on your flight home to Grandma’s.
