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Balancing Act: Achieving Flawless Skin with Repechage's Moisturizer for Oily Skin

Maintaining a delicate balance when caring for your skin is important, especially if you have oily or combination skin. It has always been a challenging task to find the best moisturizer for oily skin. Getting healthy, radiant skin without excessive shine is a real struggle. A moisturizer with the perfect balance can be a game-changer in skincare. This blog reveals a top-tier solution for oily, problematic skin.

The Oily Skin Dilemma

Let's first understand the unique challenges of oily skin. Oily skin can be characterized by excessive sebum production, which causes enlarged pores, breakouts and that unmistakable sheen. Although applying moisturizer to oily skin may seem counterintuitive, it is an essential step in any skincare regimen.

A lack of moisture can cause your skin to produce more oil as compensation. It will only exacerbate the problem. Finding a moisturizer that strikes the perfect balance between hydrating your skin without clogging the pores or aggravating the oiliness is important.

The Best Moisturizers for Oily Skin

This revolutionary moisturizer is the answer to all your oily-skinned woes. This product is the best moisturizer for oily skin because it offers a perfect blend of hydration with oil control.

Balanced hydration: Repechage moisturizer is carefully formulated to deliver the moisture your skin requires. It prevents excessive greasiness and dryness, giving your skin a natural glow.

Oil Control: This top-tier moisturizer contains unique ingredients that actively regulate oil production. It reduces unwanted shine and enlarged pore appearance, giving your skin a matte, smooth finish.

Noncomedogenic. The fear of clogged pores and breakouts is a major concern for those with oily or acne-prone skin. This moisturizer will not clog your pores and reduce the chances of getting acne.

Non-Greasy and Lightweight: The texture of Repechage moisturizer is a marvel. It's remarkably light and absorbs quickly, refreshing your face without a heavy or sticky feeling.

Long-Lasting: The best moisturizer for oily skin is designed to keep your skin hydrated throughout the day. The effects of this product are long-lasting, hydrating and controlling oil.

Sensitive skin: This moisturizer is designed to be gentle on sensitive skin. It is gentle but highly effective.

Why is this the best moisturizer for oily skin?

Let's find out what makes this moisturizer a top choice for oily skin.

Scientific Innovation The formula for Repechage moisturizer is supported by extensive scientific research. It does not rely on generic remedies but uses cutting-edge technology to tackle the specific challenges of oily skin.

Customized For Oily Skin: Repechage moisturizer is specifically tailored to meet oily skin needs. It is not a generic oily skin moisturizer; it's an individualized solution.

Real Results: Many users have reported significant improvements in their skin. Some tangible benefits include reduced oiliness, fewer breakouts and a more radiant complexion.

Skin-Friendly Ingredients: The ingredients are carefully selected to improve the health of your skin. This product contains no harsh additives or chemicals that may irritate skin.

Dermatologists Recommend The best moisturizer for oily skin is approved by dermatologists who highlight its effectiveness.

Making an informed decision is essential in a market flooded with skincare products. This game-changing moisturizer lives up to its reputation. It is not about empty claims but rather real, visible results.

In conclusion

It's not necessary to feel frustrated by oily skin. Repechage's best moisturizer for oily skin can be a game changer in your skincare routine. Its unique combination of hydration and oil control and skin-friendly ingredients can transform your skincare regimen. You can say goodbye to that greasy, shiny look and hello to a matte, refreshed complexion. Discover the miracle for oily, greasy skin.

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Welcome back to Haul of Fame, your must-read beauty roundup for new products, new ideas and some surprising data from Mrs. Meghan Sussex and her new ShopMy beauty picks. Included in today’s issue: Alleven, Alpyn, Augustinus Bader, Beauty Creations Cosmetics, Beekman 1802, Bliss, Carolina Herrera, Charlotte Tilbury, Estée Lauder, Fenty Beauty, Granado, Haus Labs, Hourglass, Hppy Skin, Ilia, Kopari, Laneige, Hourglass, Manicurist, Neutrogena, Ouai, Paris Hilton, Pat McGrath Labs, RMS, Scentbird, Subtl, Toty, Victoria’s Secret, Voesh, Yensa, Ziip and Emil the goat. But first… My college education was jammed with beauty lessons, but they happened in dorm rooms, not classrooms. On the syllabus: Practical Applications of MAC Lipglass, thermal physics and the GHD flat iron and the psychology of rave eyeliner.Caitlyn Miller, 20, is getting more legit training. A junior at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Miller is pursuing a degree in the Business of Beauty and Fragrance, a program launched in 2018 to better prepare students for careers at cosmetics brands and perfume houses. Caitlyn’s course load includes “Retail Buying Simulations” and “Product Design for Customer Experience.” In December, she traveled to Seoul and Tokyo with 16 other students to join several Allure editors for beauty branding workshops, and to visit the offices of Shiseido and Amore Pacific. “We learned about the customer journey and how it’s changed because of AI, and how ‘conversational selling’ uses authenticity and storytelling to elevate the appeal of luxury brands on social media,” Miller said, sounding more like a marketing manager than an undergrad. According to Jessica Cruel, the editor-in-chief of Allure and Self, this is partly the point. “The study of beauty is the study of business,” said Cruel, who gave class project feedback to SCAD students on the Asia trip, and again in Savannah last month during a “Beauty Unlocked” program that led 300 students through beauty career panels with L’Oréal and Rare Beauty executives. “When colleges and universities include beauty in their curriculum, they are highlighting science, marketing, economics, anthropology, art.” Cruel said it’s gratifying to see beauty embraced by academic institutions on the same level as political science and finance. “There are so many career paths in the industry. ... Universities are now giving their students direct pathways to them.”Those pathways include a cosmetic science program for potential product chemists at Spelman College in Atlanta, a Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing program at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in Manhattan, a Beauty Marketing and Project Development Associate’s Degree at Arizona State University’s FIDM campus in Los Angeles and a Beauty Entrepreneurship course at London’s University of the Arts.Programs in Fashion Merchandising and Buying have been around for decades, training talent at major apparel retailers (and helping retain them). A similar beauty track doesn’t exist — yet — so schools like SCAD fill in the blanks with guest mentors like Cruel, partnerships with brands and a 98 percent employment rate for graduates, who have gone on to work at companies including Estée Lauder, Summer Fridays and Tatcha. Meloney Moore, the associate dean who leads SCAD’s beauty endeavours, explained the school’s goal is to create “the next generation of creative leaders.”It makes sense why universities, for which tuition is a primary revenue stream, would be interested in attracting highly engaged students in a specialised program. But why should brands be paying attention, and potentially paying money, to be part of beauty curricula? College campuses are living sample pools of target emerging markets, featuring the highest concentration of under-25 consumers per square foot. When Allure let SCAD students test products for its annual Readers Choice Awards, it built additional content for the magazine while exposing young shoppers to new, and potentially beloved, everyday products and tools. For many young people, college is also where brand loyalty for luxury brands gets deep. Embed your logo in a brain that’s still developing its frontal cortex, and you might make a neural pathway straight to the next fragrance juggernaut, as LoveShackFancy has proven with their wildly popular collegiate pop-ups and corresponding fragrance sales. There’s also an HR benefit. Training students to be beauty grenadiers gives all facets of the industry — chemistry, economics, design, storytelling — a stronger foundation. At SCAD, for example, Moore asks recruiters and CEOs what skills their employees don’t have yet, then creates new course units and assignments to build them. Lately, that’s included pitching products under stressful situations, which SCAD students refine by practicing their skills in small rooms meant to resemble elevators, boardrooms and, in one exercise, even the business-class section of an airplane. Parsons School of Design has a similar course geared to fashion and beauty startups, and another that explains influencer metrics and casting strategies. “We’re really being taught to think like executives and founders,” said Miller, the SCAD beauty major, who finishes her degree in 2026 and will likely become a lip gloss zillionaire soon after. After serving as a final project mentor for SCAD students like Miller last month, Cruel agreed. “Some of these student-created brands were as ready for ‘Shark Tank’ as the brands on the real show,” she said. “During several presentations, I was wondering, ‘Wait, are these kids taking investors?‘” She laughed. “Maybe we should talk.” What else is new…SkincareIn January, Bliss hired comedian and “elder Millennial” avatar Iliza Shlesinger to chide Sephora Kids in an ad for “adult skincare.” On Mar. 21, they launched a complete acne system that seems geared to those same teens and tweens, including a toner, spot treatment and spray. Of course, 40-somethings also deal with zits, but this feels like a youth play. It was a busy week for Beekman 1802: On March 21, the goat-milk skincare brand from Schenectady, NY rescued Emil, the imperilled kid (that’s baby goat) of Lumon (that’s from “Severence”). On Mar. 25, it launched aluminium-free deodorant sticks for $20 each. The moisturising formula is mysterious and important.I’m kind of scared of Ziip’s new Dot device, which looks like a tiny neon life preserver, zaps acne with macro and nano currents and comes with a clear conducting gel. If you are not freaked by (lab-tested and safe) gizmos like this, it’s available as of Mar. 24 online.On Mar. 25, videos about Kopari’s Sunglaze Sheer Setting Mist hit 50 million views on TikTok. The brand said that the spray’s viral “glassy skin” effect has bumped up their social media following by 600 percent and caused the $34 product to sell out at Revolve Beauty, but it’s still available on their DTC website.Estée Lauder just did something… cool. On Mar. 25, the brand dropped a new campaign with Kristen Bell that reframes its storied, and somewhat staid, Advanced Night Repair Cream as a “sleep dupe.” This term is a.) smart b.) fun c.) likely making other brands mad.(“Sleep dupe” seems so simple, but coming up with a tagline like that is super hard!) Unsurprisingly, the creative agency Shadow — which also handles E.l.f. and body care label Eos — was involved. Alpyn’s Super Sculpt Serum hit Sephora on Mar. 25. It’s a “face and neck” formula that claims to cover everything, and instead of a neck cream’s heavy texture, this one boasts a cool gel formula. Last month, Neutrogena unveiled a Tate McRae sponsorship. On Mar. 26, they announced a partnership with the World Surf League and pro athlete Caroline Marks. Wavy-haired blondes, you seem to have the upper hand on $14.99 sunscreen tubes…We can finally talk about the worst-kept secret in beauty: Augustinus Bader’s The Mineral Sunscreen, an SPF 50 formula that hit shelves on Mar. 26 after it was pumped through the Mark Hotel at a lush cocktail party in January, and then landed in every beauty editor’s kit this month. The $140 formula promises both anti-aging and sun protection benefits, with a silky texture that’s nearly identical to the brand’s signature moisturiser.Would you drink a black tea and rosé cocktail? Would your skin? On Mar. 26, Voesh poured one out for its Exfoliating Body Wash, a $19 black tea and rosé formula that’s also available in hinoki, fig and neroli scents. You know how in France, they flash-freeze fruits and veggies at their ripest so you can enjoy super-fresh produce all year? Hppy Skin is aiming to do the same thing with its Shelf-Stable collection, a skincare sextet that “preserves and enhances whole-food antioxidants at peak potency.” It debuted on Mar. 26.Toty’s Reversa Retinol serum hit embattled indie retailer Thirteen Lune on Mar. 27, with niacinamide and tranexamic acid, which is also used to encourage blood clotting after an injury or medical procedure. It’s $89 and promises to calm skin instead of irritate it — a rare but welcome claim for a retinol. (“Huge if true,” etc.) This is cool: Paris Hilton gave the first peek of her skincare line, Parívie, to Linkedin. On Mar. 27, the Beverly Hills blonde announced a line “that reflects my journey, my philosophy, and my vision of timeless, iconic beauty.” Like most things on Linkedin, these words are meant to sound powerful despite their lack of actual info. But the brand site reveals a wisp of blonde hair and a pink bedazzled mirror that looks like it could be super-fun. MakeupOn Mar. 19, Alleven introduced Instant Glow, a pearlescent liquid highlighter that can double as an eye glaze. It’s sheer, buildable and so unbelievably pretty, I’m afraid it was once mean to me in high school. Flower power, but make it eyeshadow. On Mar. 21, Pat McGrath Labs debuted Petalmorphosis, a $128 compact with 10 shades, including a deep matte emerald called Nocturnal Bloom that might be a cult favourite if they sell it separately. Subtl’s stackable Lip Glaze pots rolled out on Mar. 21. They come in five shades, including a nipple-pink called “undone” (cute) and retail for $15 each.We knew it would happen: After pistachio conquered the fragrance aisle and the runways, it hit the nail salons. On Mar. 21, Manicure introduced its latest Deauville collection, a pastel trio with creamy pink, ceramic blue and the same muted light green as a La Durée macaron. Yensa’s Beauty Bronzing Drops dropped on Mar. 24, with a satiny finish and a formula that includes chia. Boomers, Gen-X and Millennials will begin singing the infomercial song; Gen-Z will fondly remember the ingredient from an Erewhon smoothie. Haus Labs launched its Power Sculpt Velvet Bronzer on Mar. 28. It’s a powder-to-creme formula available in eight shades. Pro tip: Double up on these buildable formulas and use them as eyeshadow too.RMS dropped a Cashmere Matte version of its Eyelights cream shadow on Mar. 26. The formula has a matte pearl finish and comes in eight nearly-neutral shades, including a pallid grey that founder Rose-Marie Swift said is inspired by a shade she used to paint on Gisele’s eyelids.If you would like another lip gloss — and even if you wouldn’t — Fenty Beauty is here to tempt you. Its Gloss Bomb Oil launched three new shades on Mar. 26, including a lilac shimmer and a rosy brown that’s the stuff of ‘90s school dance dreams.The brown mascara offerings continue! Last week, Lisa Eldridge did the honours. On Mar. 26, it was Ilia’s turn with a chocolate-coloured version of its Limitless Lash Mascara. Beauty Creations Cosmetics debuted a Barbie collaboration on Mar. 27, which fascinated me because #Barbiecore is waning, to the point where someone is unloading all their hot pink Christian Louboutin inventory on The RealReal. When I asked founder Esmeralda Hernandez what would make Barbie merch sell in 2025, she said, “We see this collaboration as an opportunity to tap into both Barbie fans and beauty enthusiasts” and cited the brand’s “strong nostalgic appeal and its evolution towards diversity, inclusivity and empowerment” as elements that might create staying power. The collection includes 10 beauty items like lip oil, sponges, shadows and “pink setting powder,” all priced under $20.Gracie Abrams is the new face of Hourglass Cosmetics. Starting Mar. 27, you can see her glowy cheekbones on digital and print ads. To announce the partnership, she did a video for The Zoe Report and tight interviews with Bazaar​ and Vogue — quite a change from just a few years ago, when celebrities would do 10+ chats for a campaign launch, which was often structured like a movie press junket, with separate looks pulled by top stylists. On that note: Kim Cattrall is Charlotte Tilbury’s latest face, representing the Pillow Talk Soul Mates collection of heart-shaped compacts and gilded lipsticks. Cattrall is beloved, witty and hot — all the things Tilbury’s brand represents — and the fact that she’s 68 years old brings home the point that unlike Mad Happy crop tops, makeup doesn’t have an “age out” date, and neither do the bombshells who wear it. Cattrall’s chosen chat site was Elle.com, where her accompanying interview and Dolce Vita-esque photos will likely fuel more social media chatter around a future “White Lotus” role. (Can she be Tanya’s sister, investigating her gruesome death?)On Mar. 28, Armani Beauty finally released its Vertigo Lift Mascara ($32) with a proprietary “Infinity Loop” brush that was apparently road-tested at the recent Oscars on winners Mikey Madison and Zoe Saldaña. Laneige will unpack two fresh Glaze Craze shades, the deep purple Blueberry Jelly and the light pink Strawberry Sprinkles, on Mar. 29 — but technically, they debuted on influencer Golloria’s TikTok page on Mar. 22. Their shine is mesmerising. HaircareOuai launched a St. Bart’s leave-in conditioner on Mar. 27 that merges its best-selling scent with a super-effective detangling formula. Founder Jen Atkin calls the franchise “a vacay to stay” (smart) and has lots of insights into how and why her brand keeps winning on Chrissy Rutherford’s “Fwd Joy” podcast.FragranceHappy Birthday, Victoria’s Secret Bombshell! On Mar. 21, the fragrance turned 15, the same age as its most devoted customer. To celebrate, they threw a model-packed bash in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District that doubled as a packaging reveal: The $60 scent is now available in a substantial crystal bottle that looks more than a bit like Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle. “Grosse Point Garden Society” is a new NBC drama that feels like “Pretty Little Liars” crossed with a British reality show about orchids. It stars Aja Naomi King and Anna Sophia Robb, and now Scentbird has “a trio of fragrant elixirs” to celebrate it. They debuted on Mar. 25, along with perfume bundle boxes inspired by each character. Naturally, one of them includes Juliette Has a Gun.Even if you don’t know the name Quentin Bisch, you’ve definitely smelled his work. The Givaudan nose created Carolina Herrera’s runaway hit fragrance Good Girl, along with Parfums de Marley’s best-selling Delina. On Mar. 26, he introduced Brasilis, a citrus-based scent for the South American heritage label Granado with mandarin, mint and lemon. The packaging is old-school to mirror Grandao’s roots as a traditional Brazilian pharmacy — think C.O. Bigelow, but with açaí. And finally…What is the Meghan Markle Effect on beauty now that her ShopMy page is live? It’s still very early — as of this writing, we’re two days in — but let’s look at some numbers. The beauty page was thoughtfully curated to include lots of indie labels with female founders, including Thrive Causemetics and Summer Fridays. The formulas she recommends are excellent; she has amazing taste. But so far, none of the name-checked ShopMy brands are sold out, and none are getting any notable lift on Google Search. Contrast this with the more niche, more expensive fashion brands that told The Wall Street Journal’s Chavie Lieber they saw an immediate lift in sales after appearing on “With Love, Meghan." Of course, a Netflix appearance is different from a ShopMy page, and because Mrs. Sussex is naturally beautiful, it’s trickier to say, “I want that blush” when you look at her. A striped La Ligne sweater has more visibility. But here’s where things get wild: After Mrs. Sussex recommended a light pink Beyond Polish gel lacquer, the colour got nearly 12,000 clicks to its landing page, according to the site’s own visible counter. Per that same counter, the average Beyond Polish bottle gets 135 clicks, which means Meghan spiked their engagement by over 8,000 percent. That means even if Mrs. Sussex isn’t directly driving immediate sales, she’s creating a new customer pathway that is instant and pretty extraordinary. The gap lies between that brand excitement and the click-to-buy model of ShopMy, which is what will presumably send direct cash to the Sussex house. Another snag: When People and E! report on Mrs. Sussex’s ShopMy picks, they use their own affiliate links, so if you’re learning about her Saie highlighter preference on InStyle.com and not on M.S.’s direct page, the media outlet gets the cash instead. Meanwhile, in a stroke of wild luck, the killer Clare Waight Keller x Uniqlo trench coat recommended by Mrs. S. is still available online in every size — and it’s on sale. Score.Sign up to The Business of Beauty newsletter, your must-read source for the day’s most important beauty and wellness news and analysis. Source link

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Welcome back to Haul of Fame, your must-read beauty roundup for new products, new ideas and some surprising data from Mrs. Meghan Sussex and her new ShopMy beauty picks. Included in today’s issue: Alleven, Alpyn, Augustinus Bader, Beauty Creations Cosmetics, Beekman 1802, Bliss, Carolina Herrera, Charlotte Tilbury, Estée Lauder, Fenty Beauty, Granado, Haus Labs, Hourglass, Hppy Skin, Ilia, Kopari, Laneige, Hourglass, Manicurist, Neutrogena, Ouai, Paris Hilton, Pat McGrath Labs, RMS, Scentbird, Subtl, Toty, Victoria’s Secret, Voesh, Yensa, Ziip and Emil the goat. But first… My college education was jammed with beauty lessons, but they happened in dorm rooms, not classrooms. On the syllabus: Practical Applications of MAC Lipglass, thermal physics and the GHD flat iron and the psychology of rave eyeliner.Caitlyn Miller, 20, is getting more legit training. A junior at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Miller is pursuing a degree in the Business of Beauty and Fragrance, a program launched in 2018 to better prepare students for careers at cosmetics brands and perfume houses. Caitlyn’s course load includes “Retail Buying Simulations” and “Product Design for Customer Experience.” In December, she traveled to Seoul and Tokyo with 16 other students to join several Allure editors for beauty branding workshops, and to visit the offices of Shiseido and Amore Pacific. “We learned about the customer journey and how it’s changed because of AI, and how ‘conversational selling’ uses authenticity and storytelling to elevate the appeal of luxury brands on social media,” Miller said, sounding more like a marketing manager than an undergrad. According to Jessica Cruel, the editor-in-chief of Allure and Self, this is partly the point. “The study of beauty is the study of business,” said Cruel, who gave class project feedback to SCAD students on the Asia trip, and again in Savannah last month during a “Beauty Unlocked” program that led 300 students through beauty career panels with L’Oréal and Rare Beauty executives. “When colleges and universities include beauty in their curriculum, they are highlighting science, marketing, economics, anthropology, art.” Cruel said it’s gratifying to see beauty embraced by academic institutions on the same level as political science and finance. “There are so many career paths in the industry. ... Universities are now giving their students direct pathways to them.”Those pathways include a cosmetic science program for potential product chemists at Spelman College in Atlanta, a Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing program at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in Manhattan, a Beauty Marketing and Project Development Associate’s Degree at Arizona State University’s FIDM campus in Los Angeles and a Beauty Entrepreneurship course at London’s University of the Arts.Programs in Fashion Merchandising and Buying have been around for decades, training talent at major apparel retailers (and helping retain them). A similar beauty track doesn’t exist — yet — so schools like SCAD fill in the blanks with guest mentors like Cruel, partnerships with brands and a 98 percent employment rate for graduates, who have gone on to work at companies including Estée Lauder, Summer Fridays and Tatcha. Meloney Moore, the associate dean who leads SCAD’s beauty endeavours, explained the school’s goal is to create “the next generation of creative leaders.”It makes sense why universities, for which tuition is a primary revenue stream, would be interested in attracting highly engaged students in a specialised program. But why should brands be paying attention, and potentially paying money, to be part of beauty curricula? College campuses are living sample pools of target emerging markets, featuring the highest concentration of under-25 consumers per square foot. When Allure let SCAD students test products for its annual Readers Choice Awards, it built additional content for the magazine while exposing young shoppers to new, and potentially beloved, everyday products and tools. For many young people, college is also where brand loyalty for luxury brands gets deep. Embed your logo in a brain that’s still developing its frontal cortex, and you might make a neural pathway straight to the next fragrance juggernaut, as LoveShackFancy has proven with their wildly popular collegiate pop-ups and corresponding fragrance sales. There’s also an HR benefit. Training students to be beauty grenadiers gives all facets of the industry — chemistry, economics, design, storytelling — a stronger foundation. At SCAD, for example, Moore asks recruiters and CEOs what skills their employees don’t have yet, then creates new course units and assignments to build them. Lately, that’s included pitching products under stressful situations, which SCAD students refine by practicing their skills in small rooms meant to resemble elevators, boardrooms and, in one exercise, even the business-class section of an airplane. Parsons School of Design has a similar course geared to fashion and beauty startups, and another that explains influencer metrics and casting strategies. “We’re really being taught to think like executives and founders,” said Miller, the SCAD beauty major, who finishes her degree in 2026 and will likely become a lip gloss zillionaire soon after. After serving as a final project mentor for SCAD students like Miller last month, Cruel agreed. “Some of these student-created brands were as ready for ‘Shark Tank’ as the brands on the real show,” she said. “During several presentations, I was wondering, ‘Wait, are these kids taking investors?‘” She laughed. “Maybe we should talk.” What else is new…SkincareIn January, Bliss hired comedian and “elder Millennial” avatar Iliza Shlesinger to chide Sephora Kids in an ad for “adult skincare.” On Mar. 21, they launched a complete acne system that seems geared to those same teens and tweens, including a toner, spot treatment and spray. Of course, 40-somethings also deal with zits, but this feels like a youth play. It was a busy week for Beekman 1802: On March 21, the goat-milk skincare brand from Schenectady, NY rescued Emil, the imperilled kid (that’s baby goat) of Lumon (that’s from “Severence”). On Mar. 25, it launched aluminium-free deodorant sticks for $20 each. The moisturising formula is mysterious and important.I’m kind of scared of Ziip’s new Dot device, which looks like a tiny neon life preserver, zaps acne with macro and nano currents and comes with a clear conducting gel. If you are not freaked by (lab-tested and safe) gizmos like this, it’s available as of Mar. 24 online.On Mar. 25, videos about Kopari’s Sunglaze Sheer Setting Mist hit 50 million views on TikTok. The brand said that the spray’s viral “glassy skin” effect has bumped up their social media following by 600 percent and caused the $34 product to sell out at Revolve Beauty, but it’s still available on their DTC website.Estée Lauder just did something… cool. On Mar. 25, the brand dropped a new campaign with Kristen Bell that reframes its storied, and somewhat staid, Advanced Night Repair Cream as a “sleep dupe.” This term is a.) smart b.) fun c.) likely making other brands mad.(“Sleep dupe” seems so simple, but coming up with a tagline like that is super hard!) Unsurprisingly, the creative agency Shadow — which also handles E.l.f. and body care label Eos — was involved. Alpyn’s Super Sculpt Serum hit Sephora on Mar. 25. It’s a “face and neck” formula that claims to cover everything, and instead of a neck cream’s heavy texture, this one boasts a cool gel formula. Last month, Neutrogena unveiled a Tate McRae sponsorship. On Mar. 26, they announced a partnership with the World Surf League and pro athlete Caroline Marks. Wavy-haired blondes, you seem to have the upper hand on $14.99 sunscreen tubes…We can finally talk about the worst-kept secret in beauty: Augustinus Bader’s The Mineral Sunscreen, an SPF 50 formula that hit shelves on Mar. 26 after it was pumped through the Mark Hotel at a lush cocktail party in January, and then landed in every beauty editor’s kit this month. The $140 formula promises both anti-aging and sun protection benefits, with a silky texture that’s nearly identical to the brand’s signature moisturiser.Would you drink a black tea and rosé cocktail? Would your skin? On Mar. 26, Voesh poured one out for its Exfoliating Body Wash, a $19 black tea and rosé formula that’s also available in hinoki, fig and neroli scents. You know how in France, they flash-freeze fruits and veggies at their ripest so you can enjoy super-fresh produce all year? Hppy Skin is aiming to do the same thing with its Shelf-Stable collection, a skincare sextet that “preserves and enhances whole-food antioxidants at peak potency.” It debuted on Mar. 26.Toty’s Reversa Retinol serum hit embattled indie retailer Thirteen Lune on Mar. 27, with niacinamide and tranexamic acid, which is also used to encourage blood clotting after an injury or medical procedure. It’s $89 and promises to calm skin instead of irritate it — a rare but welcome claim for a retinol. (“Huge if true,” etc.) This is cool: Paris Hilton gave the first peek of her skincare line, Parívie, to Linkedin. On Mar. 27, the Beverly Hills blonde announced a line “that reflects my journey, my philosophy, and my vision of timeless, iconic beauty.” Like most things on Linkedin, these words are meant to sound powerful despite their lack of actual info. But the brand site reveals a wisp of blonde hair and a pink bedazzled mirror that looks like it could be super-fun. MakeupOn Mar. 19, Alleven introduced Instant Glow, a pearlescent liquid highlighter that can double as an eye glaze. It’s sheer, buildable and so unbelievably pretty, I’m afraid it was once mean to me in high school. Flower power, but make it eyeshadow. On Mar. 21, Pat McGrath Labs debuted Petalmorphosis, a $128 compact with 10 shades, including a deep matte emerald called Nocturnal Bloom that might be a cult favourite if they sell it separately. Subtl’s stackable Lip Glaze pots rolled out on Mar. 21. They come in five shades, including a nipple-pink called “undone” (cute) and retail for $15 each.We knew it would happen: After pistachio conquered the fragrance aisle and the runways, it hit the nail salons. On Mar. 21, Manicure introduced its latest Deauville collection, a pastel trio with creamy pink, ceramic blue and the same muted light green as a La Durée macaron. Yensa’s Beauty Bronzing Drops dropped on Mar. 24, with a satiny finish and a formula that includes chia. Boomers, Gen-X and Millennials will begin singing the infomercial song; Gen-Z will fondly remember the ingredient from an Erewhon smoothie. Haus Labs launched its Power Sculpt Velvet Bronzer on Mar. 28. It’s a powder-to-creme formula available in eight shades. Pro tip: Double up on these buildable formulas and use them as eyeshadow too.RMS dropped a Cashmere Matte version of its Eyelights cream shadow on Mar. 26. The formula has a matte pearl finish and comes in eight nearly-neutral shades, including a pallid grey that founder Rose-Marie Swift said is inspired by a shade she used to paint on Gisele’s eyelids.If you would like another lip gloss — and even if you wouldn’t — Fenty Beauty is here to tempt you. Its Gloss Bomb Oil launched three new shades on Mar. 26, including a lilac shimmer and a rosy brown that’s the stuff of ‘90s school dance dreams.The brown mascara offerings continue! Last week, Lisa Eldridge did the honours. On Mar. 26, it was Ilia’s turn with a chocolate-coloured version of its Limitless Lash Mascara. Beauty Creations Cosmetics debuted a Barbie collaboration on Mar. 27, which fascinated me because #Barbiecore is waning, to the point where someone is unloading all their hot pink Christian Louboutin inventory on The RealReal. When I asked founder Esmeralda Hernandez what would make Barbie merch sell in 2025, she said, “We see this collaboration as an opportunity to tap into both Barbie fans and beauty enthusiasts” and cited the brand’s “strong nostalgic appeal and its evolution towards diversity, inclusivity and empowerment” as elements that might create staying power. The collection includes 10 beauty items like lip oil, sponges, shadows and “pink setting powder,” all priced under $20.Gracie Abrams is the new face of Hourglass Cosmetics. Starting Mar. 27, you can see her glowy cheekbones on digital and print ads. To announce the partnership, she did a video for The Zoe Report and tight interviews with Bazaar​ and Vogue — quite a change from just a few years ago, when celebrities would do 10+ chats for a campaign launch, which was often structured like a movie press junket, with separate looks pulled by top stylists. On that note: Kim Cattrall is Charlotte Tilbury’s latest face, representing the Pillow Talk Soul Mates collection of heart-shaped compacts and gilded lipsticks. Cattrall is beloved, witty and hot — all the things Tilbury’s brand represents — and the fact that she’s 68 years old brings home the point that unlike Mad Happy crop tops, makeup doesn’t have an “age out” date, and neither do the bombshells who wear it. Cattrall’s chosen chat site was Elle.com, where her accompanying interview and Dolce Vita-esque photos will likely fuel more social media chatter around a future “White Lotus” role. (Can she be Tanya’s sister, investigating her gruesome death?)On Mar. 28, Armani Beauty finally released its Vertigo Lift Mascara ($32) with a proprietary “Infinity Loop” brush that was apparently road-tested at the recent Oscars on winners Mikey Madison and Zoe Saldaña. Laneige will unpack two fresh Glaze Craze shades, the deep purple Blueberry Jelly and the light pink Strawberry Sprinkles, on Mar. 29 — but technically, they debuted on influencer Golloria’s TikTok page on Mar. 22. Their shine is mesmerising. HaircareOuai launched a St. Bart’s leave-in conditioner on Mar. 27 that merges its best-selling scent with a super-effective detangling formula. Founder Jen Atkin calls the franchise “a vacay to stay” (smart) and has lots of insights into how and why her brand keeps winning on Chrissy Rutherford’s “Fwd Joy” podcast.FragranceHappy Birthday, Victoria’s Secret Bombshell! On Mar. 21, the fragrance turned 15, the same age as its most devoted customer. To celebrate, they threw a model-packed bash in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District that doubled as a packaging reveal: The $60 scent is now available in a substantial crystal bottle that looks more than a bit like Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle. “Grosse Point Garden Society” is a new NBC drama that feels like “Pretty Little Liars” crossed with a British reality show about orchids. It stars Aja Naomi King and Anna Sophia Robb, and now Scentbird has “a trio of fragrant elixirs” to celebrate it. They debuted on Mar. 25, along with perfume bundle boxes inspired by each character. Naturally, one of them includes Juliette Has a Gun.Even if you don’t know the name Quentin Bisch, you’ve definitely smelled his work. The Givaudan nose created Carolina Herrera’s runaway hit fragrance Good Girl, along with Parfums de Marley’s best-selling Delina. On Mar. 26, he introduced Brasilis, a citrus-based scent for the South American heritage label Granado with mandarin, mint and lemon. The packaging is old-school to mirror Grandao’s roots as a traditional Brazilian pharmacy — think C.O. Bigelow, but with açaí. And finally…What is the Meghan Markle Effect on beauty now that her ShopMy page is live? It’s still very early — as of this writing, we’re two days in — but let’s look at some numbers. The beauty page was thoughtfully curated to include lots of indie labels with female founders, including Thrive Causemetics and Summer Fridays. The formulas she recommends are excellent; she has amazing taste. But so far, none of the name-checked ShopMy brands are sold out, and none are getting any notable lift on Google Search. Contrast this with the more niche, more expensive fashion brands that told The Wall Street Journal’s Chavie Lieber they saw an immediate lift in sales after appearing on “With Love, Meghan." Of course, a Netflix appearance is different from a ShopMy page, and because Mrs. Sussex is naturally beautiful, it’s trickier to say, “I want that blush” when you look at her. A striped La Ligne sweater has more visibility. But here’s where things get wild: After Mrs. Sussex recommended a light pink Beyond Polish gel lacquer, the colour got nearly 12,000 clicks to its landing page, according to the site’s own visible counter. Per that same counter, the average Beyond Polish bottle gets 135 clicks, which means Meghan spiked their engagement by over 8,000 percent. That means even if Mrs. Sussex isn’t directly driving immediate sales, she’s creating a new customer pathway that is instant and pretty extraordinary. The gap lies between that brand excitement and the click-to-buy model of ShopMy, which is what will presumably send direct cash to the Sussex house. Another snag: When People and E! report on Mrs. Sussex’s ShopMy picks, they use their own affiliate links, so if you’re learning about her Saie highlighter preference on InStyle.com and not on M.S.’s direct page, the media outlet gets the cash instead. Meanwhile, in a stroke of wild luck, the killer Clare Waight Keller x Uniqlo trench coat recommended by Mrs. S. is still available online in every size — and it’s on sale. Score.Sign up to The Business of Beauty newsletter, your must-read source for the day’s most important beauty and wellness news and analysis. Source link

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Welcome back to Haul of Fame, your must-read beauty roundup for new products, new ideas and some surprising data from Mrs. Meghan Sussex and her new ShopMy beauty picks. Included in today’s issue: Alleven, Alpyn, Augustinus Bader, Beauty Creations Cosmetics, Beekman 1802, Bliss, Carolina Herrera, Charlotte Tilbury, Estée Lauder, Fenty Beauty, Granado, Haus Labs, Hourglass, Hppy Skin, Ilia, Kopari, Laneige, Hourglass, Manicurist, Neutrogena, Ouai, Paris Hilton, Pat McGrath Labs, RMS, Scentbird, Subtl, Toty, Victoria’s Secret, Voesh, Yensa, Ziip and Emil the goat. But first… My college education was jammed with beauty lessons, but they happened in dorm rooms, not classrooms. On the syllabus: Practical Applications of MAC Lipglass, thermal physics and the GHD flat iron and the psychology of rave eyeliner.Caitlyn Miller, 20, is getting more legit training. A junior at the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), Miller is pursuing a degree in the Business of Beauty and Fragrance, a program launched in 2018 to better prepare students for careers at cosmetics brands and perfume houses. Caitlyn’s course load includes “Retail Buying Simulations” and “Product Design for Customer Experience.” In December, she traveled to Seoul and Tokyo with 16 other students to join several Allure editors for beauty branding workshops, and to visit the offices of Shiseido and Amore Pacific. “We learned about the customer journey and how it’s changed because of AI, and how ‘conversational selling’ uses authenticity and storytelling to elevate the appeal of luxury brands on social media,” Miller said, sounding more like a marketing manager than an undergrad. According to Jessica Cruel, the editor-in-chief of Allure and Self, this is partly the point. “The study of beauty is the study of business,” said Cruel, who gave class project feedback to SCAD students on the Asia trip, and again in Savannah last month during a “Beauty Unlocked” program that led 300 students through beauty career panels with L’Oréal and Rare Beauty executives. “When colleges and universities include beauty in their curriculum, they are highlighting science, marketing, economics, anthropology, art.” Cruel said it’s gratifying to see beauty embraced by academic institutions on the same level as political science and finance. “There are so many career paths in the industry. ... Universities are now giving their students direct pathways to them.”Those pathways include a cosmetic science program for potential product chemists at Spelman College in Atlanta, a Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing program at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in Manhattan, a Beauty Marketing and Project Development Associate’s Degree at Arizona State University’s FIDM campus in Los Angeles and a Beauty Entrepreneurship course at London’s University of the Arts.Programs in Fashion Merchandising and Buying have been around for decades, training talent at major apparel retailers (and helping retain them). A similar beauty track doesn’t exist — yet — so schools like SCAD fill in the blanks with guest mentors like Cruel, partnerships with brands and a 98 percent employment rate for graduates, who have gone on to work at companies including Estée Lauder, Summer Fridays and Tatcha. Meloney Moore, the associate dean who leads SCAD’s beauty endeavours, explained the school’s goal is to create “the next generation of creative leaders.”It makes sense why universities, for which tuition is a primary revenue stream, would be interested in attracting highly engaged students in a specialised program. But why should brands be paying attention, and potentially paying money, to be part of beauty curricula? College campuses are living sample pools of target emerging markets, featuring the highest concentration of under-25 consumers per square foot. When Allure let SCAD students test products for its annual Readers Choice Awards, it built additional content for the magazine while exposing young shoppers to new, and potentially beloved, everyday products and tools. For many young people, college is also where brand loyalty for luxury brands gets deep. Embed your logo in a brain that’s still developing its frontal cortex, and you might make a neural pathway straight to the next fragrance juggernaut, as LoveShackFancy has proven with their wildly popular collegiate pop-ups and corresponding fragrance sales. There’s also an HR benefit. Training students to be beauty grenadiers gives all facets of the industry — chemistry, economics, design, storytelling — a stronger foundation. At SCAD, for example, Moore asks recruiters and CEOs what skills their employees don’t have yet, then creates new course units and assignments to build them. Lately, that’s included pitching products under stressful situations, which SCAD students refine by practicing their skills in small rooms meant to resemble elevators, boardrooms and, in one exercise, even the business-class section of an airplane. Parsons School of Design has a similar course geared to fashion and beauty startups, and another that explains influencer metrics and casting strategies. “We’re really being taught to think like executives and founders,” said Miller, the SCAD beauty major, who finishes her degree in 2026 and will likely become a lip gloss zillionaire soon after. After serving as a final project mentor for SCAD students like Miller last month, Cruel agreed. “Some of these student-created brands were as ready for ‘Shark Tank’ as the brands on the real show,” she said. “During several presentations, I was wondering, ‘Wait, are these kids taking investors?‘” She laughed. “Maybe we should talk.” What else is new…SkincareIn January, Bliss hired comedian and “elder Millennial” avatar Iliza Shlesinger to chide Sephora Kids in an ad for “adult skincare.” On Mar. 21, they launched a complete acne system that seems geared to those same teens and tweens, including a toner, spot treatment and spray. Of course, 40-somethings also deal with zits, but this feels like a youth play. It was a busy week for Beekman 1802: On March 21, the goat-milk skincare brand from Schenectady, NY rescued Emil, the imperilled kid (that’s baby goat) of Lumon (that’s from “Severence”). On Mar. 25, it launched aluminium-free deodorant sticks for $20 each. The moisturising formula is mysterious and important.I’m kind of scared of Ziip’s new Dot device, which looks like a tiny neon life preserver, zaps acne with macro and nano currents and comes with a clear conducting gel. If you are not freaked by (lab-tested and safe) gizmos like this, it’s available as of Mar. 24 online.On Mar. 25, videos about Kopari’s Sunglaze Sheer Setting Mist hit 50 million views on TikTok. The brand said that the spray’s viral “glassy skin” effect has bumped up their social media following by 600 percent and caused the $34 product to sell out at Revolve Beauty, but it’s still available on their DTC website.Estée Lauder just did something… cool. On Mar. 25, the brand dropped a new campaign with Kristen Bell that reframes its storied, and somewhat staid, Advanced Night Repair Cream as a “sleep dupe.” This term is a.) smart b.) fun c.) likely making other brands mad.(“Sleep dupe” seems so simple, but coming up with a tagline like that is super hard!) Unsurprisingly, the creative agency Shadow — which also handles E.l.f. and body care label Eos — was involved. Alpyn’s Super Sculpt Serum hit Sephora on Mar. 25. It’s a “face and neck” formula that claims to cover everything, and instead of a neck cream’s heavy texture, this one boasts a cool gel formula. Last month, Neutrogena unveiled a Tate McRae sponsorship. On Mar. 26, they announced a partnership with the World Surf League and pro athlete Caroline Marks. Wavy-haired blondes, you seem to have the upper hand on $14.99 sunscreen tubes…We can finally talk about the worst-kept secret in beauty: Augustinus Bader’s The Mineral Sunscreen, an SPF 50 formula that hit shelves on Mar. 26 after it was pumped through the Mark Hotel at a lush cocktail party in January, and then landed in every beauty editor’s kit this month. The $140 formula promises both anti-aging and sun protection benefits, with a silky texture that’s nearly identical to the brand’s signature moisturiser.Would you drink a black tea and rosé cocktail? Would your skin? On Mar. 26, Voesh poured one out for its Exfoliating Body Wash, a $19 black tea and rosé formula that’s also available in hinoki, fig and neroli scents. You know how in France, they flash-freeze fruits and veggies at their ripest so you can enjoy super-fresh produce all year? Hppy Skin is aiming to do the same thing with its Shelf-Stable collection, a skincare sextet that “preserves and enhances whole-food antioxidants at peak potency.” It debuted on Mar. 26.Toty’s Reversa Retinol serum hit embattled indie retailer Thirteen Lune on Mar. 27, with niacinamide and tranexamic acid, which is also used to encourage blood clotting after an injury or medical procedure. It’s $89 and promises to calm skin instead of irritate it — a rare but welcome claim for a retinol. (“Huge if true,” etc.) This is cool: Paris Hilton gave the first peek of her skincare line, Parívie, to Linkedin. On Mar. 27, the Beverly Hills blonde announced a line “that reflects my journey, my philosophy, and my vision of timeless, iconic beauty.” Like most things on Linkedin, these words are meant to sound powerful despite their lack of actual info. But the brand site reveals a wisp of blonde hair and a pink bedazzled mirror that looks like it could be super-fun. MakeupOn Mar. 19, Alleven introduced Instant Glow, a pearlescent liquid highlighter that can double as an eye glaze. It’s sheer, buildable and so unbelievably pretty, I’m afraid it was once mean to me in high school. Flower power, but make it eyeshadow. On Mar. 21, Pat McGrath Labs debuted Petalmorphosis, a $128 compact with 10 shades, including a deep matte emerald called Nocturnal Bloom that might be a cult favourite if they sell it separately. Subtl’s stackable Lip Glaze pots rolled out on Mar. 21. They come in five shades, including a nipple-pink called “undone” (cute) and retail for $15 each.We knew it would happen: After pistachio conquered the fragrance aisle and the runways, it hit the nail salons. On Mar. 21, Manicure introduced its latest Deauville collection, a pastel trio with creamy pink, ceramic blue and the same muted light green as a La Durée macaron. Yensa’s Beauty Bronzing Drops dropped on Mar. 24, with a satiny finish and a formula that includes chia. Boomers, Gen-X and Millennials will begin singing the infomercial song; Gen-Z will fondly remember the ingredient from an Erewhon smoothie. Haus Labs launched its Power Sculpt Velvet Bronzer on Mar. 28. It’s a powder-to-creme formula available in eight shades. Pro tip: Double up on these buildable formulas and use them as eyeshadow too.RMS dropped a Cashmere Matte version of its Eyelights cream shadow on Mar. 26. The formula has a matte pearl finish and comes in eight nearly-neutral shades, including a pallid grey that founder Rose-Marie Swift said is inspired by a shade she used to paint on Gisele’s eyelids.If you would like another lip gloss — and even if you wouldn’t — Fenty Beauty is here to tempt you. Its Gloss Bomb Oil launched three new shades on Mar. 26, including a lilac shimmer and a rosy brown that’s the stuff of ‘90s school dance dreams.The brown mascara offerings continue! Last week, Lisa Eldridge did the honours. On Mar. 26, it was Ilia’s turn with a chocolate-coloured version of its Limitless Lash Mascara. Beauty Creations Cosmetics debuted a Barbie collaboration on Mar. 27, which fascinated me because #Barbiecore is waning, to the point where someone is unloading all their hot pink Christian Louboutin inventory on The RealReal. When I asked founder Esmeralda Hernandez what would make Barbie merch sell in 2025, she said, “We see this collaboration as an opportunity to tap into both Barbie fans and beauty enthusiasts” and cited the brand’s “strong nostalgic appeal and its evolution towards diversity, inclusivity and empowerment” as elements that might create staying power. The collection includes 10 beauty items like lip oil, sponges, shadows and “pink setting powder,” all priced under $20.Gracie Abrams is the new face of Hourglass Cosmetics. Starting Mar. 27, you can see her glowy cheekbones on digital and print ads. To announce the partnership, she did a video for The Zoe Report and tight interviews with Bazaar​ and Vogue — quite a change from just a few years ago, when celebrities would do 10+ chats for a campaign launch, which was often structured like a movie press junket, with separate looks pulled by top stylists. On that note: Kim Cattrall is Charlotte Tilbury’s latest face, representing the Pillow Talk Soul Mates collection of heart-shaped compacts and gilded lipsticks. Cattrall is beloved, witty and hot — all the things Tilbury’s brand represents — and the fact that she’s 68 years old brings home the point that unlike Mad Happy crop tops, makeup doesn’t have an “age out” date, and neither do the bombshells who wear it. Cattrall’s chosen chat site was Elle.com, where her accompanying interview and Dolce Vita-esque photos will likely fuel more social media chatter around a future “White Lotus” role. (Can she be Tanya’s sister, investigating her gruesome death?)On Mar. 28, Armani Beauty finally released its Vertigo Lift Mascara ($32) with a proprietary “Infinity Loop” brush that was apparently road-tested at the recent Oscars on winners Mikey Madison and Zoe Saldaña. Laneige will unpack two fresh Glaze Craze shades, the deep purple Blueberry Jelly and the light pink Strawberry Sprinkles, on Mar. 29 — but technically, they debuted on influencer Golloria’s TikTok page on Mar. 22. Their shine is mesmerising. HaircareOuai launched a St. Bart’s leave-in conditioner on Mar. 27 that merges its best-selling scent with a super-effective detangling formula. Founder Jen Atkin calls the franchise “a vacay to stay” (smart) and has lots of insights into how and why her brand keeps winning on Chrissy Rutherford’s “Fwd Joy” podcast.FragranceHappy Birthday, Victoria’s Secret Bombshell! On Mar. 21, the fragrance turned 15, the same age as its most devoted customer. To celebrate, they threw a model-packed bash in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District that doubled as a packaging reveal: The $60 scent is now available in a substantial crystal bottle that looks more than a bit like Chanel’s Coco Mademoiselle. “Grosse Point Garden Society” is a new NBC drama that feels like “Pretty Little Liars” crossed with a British reality show about orchids. It stars Aja Naomi King and Anna Sophia Robb, and now Scentbird has “a trio of fragrant elixirs” to celebrate it. They debuted on Mar. 25, along with perfume bundle boxes inspired by each character. Naturally, one of them includes Juliette Has a Gun.Even if you don’t know the name Quentin Bisch, you’ve definitely smelled his work. The Givaudan nose created Carolina Herrera’s runaway hit fragrance Good Girl, along with Parfums de Marley’s best-selling Delina. On Mar. 26, he introduced Brasilis, a citrus-based scent for the South American heritage label Granado with mandarin, mint and lemon. The packaging is old-school to mirror Grandao’s roots as a traditional Brazilian pharmacy — think C.O. Bigelow, but with açaí. And finally…What is the Meghan Markle Effect on beauty now that her ShopMy page is live? It’s still very early — as of this writing, we’re two days in — but let’s look at some numbers. The beauty page was thoughtfully curated to include lots of indie labels with female founders, including Thrive Causemetics and Summer Fridays. The formulas she recommends are excellent; she has amazing taste. But so far, none of the name-checked ShopMy brands are sold out, and none are getting any notable lift on Google Search. Contrast this with the more niche, more expensive fashion brands that told The Wall Street Journal’s Chavie Lieber they saw an immediate lift in sales after appearing on “With Love, Meghan." Of course, a Netflix appearance is different from a ShopMy page, and because Mrs. Sussex is naturally beautiful, it’s trickier to say, “I want that blush” when you look at her. A striped La Ligne sweater has more visibility. But here’s where things get wild: After Mrs. Sussex recommended a light pink Beyond Polish gel lacquer, the colour got nearly 12,000 clicks to its landing page, according to the site’s own visible counter. Per that same counter, the average Beyond Polish bottle gets 135 clicks, which means Meghan spiked their engagement by over 8,000 percent. That means even if Mrs. Sussex isn’t directly driving immediate sales, she’s creating a new customer pathway that is instant and pretty extraordinary. The gap lies between that brand excitement and the click-to-buy model of ShopMy, which is what will presumably send direct cash to the Sussex house. Another snag: When People and E! report on Mrs. Sussex’s ShopMy picks, they use their own affiliate links, so if you’re learning about her Saie highlighter preference on InStyle.com and not on M.S.’s direct page, the media outlet gets the cash instead. Meanwhile, in a stroke of wild luck, the killer Clare Waight Keller x Uniqlo trench coat recommended by Mrs. S. is still available online in every size — and it’s on sale. Score.Sign up to The Business of Beauty newsletter, your must-read source for the day’s most important beauty and wellness news and analysis. Source link

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butybox體驗盒。總是有滿滿的驚喜。CP值爆表❤ 霸王魚姬 love around the world

每次打開butybox體驗盒，總是有滿滿的驚喜

有時候想買的東西太多，又很怕買到雷

這時候能夠先試用，就不用擔心了

而且每個月的品項都不同

甚至還會有正貨，真的是蠻划算的~

五月份剛好是母親節

這次盒子的設計，好優雅又好溫馨風

還有一圈花朵圍繞著，看了心情真好

體驗商品外盒子也可以拿去擺放東西喔!

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這次讓我有點眼花

因為品項有點爆表了

小小盒子整個放好放滿

先看一下五月清單，總共有8個

HOLIKA HOLIKA 甜蜜之吻迷霧/雪潤系列唇膏 // 正貨

HOLIKA HOLIKA 荷麗豬鼻貼三步驟-無水版 // 正貨(一片)

MILBON 淨緻洗髮精 + 淨緻潤澤霜 // 9ml*2 + 9g*2

MOSCHINO SO REAL奧莉薇女性淡香水 // 1ml

SOTHYS 超導水立方肌因乳 + 檸檬香浴乳// 15ml + 30ml

VOESH 手足護理SPA四件組 // 正貨

杜克 煥膚抗痘洗面乳 // 10ml

杜克 煥膚雙效抗痘凝膠 // 2ml

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      一眼看到這隻韓國美妝品牌

HOLIKA HOLIKA 甜蜜之吻迷霧/雪潤系列唇膏

很吸引人的是因為她透明的外殼

可以直接看到很鮮紅的顏色

但更令我注意到的是唇膏是愛心的圖案

天呀!!愛心也太可愛了

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本來有點擔心是否好塗抹

但實際使用後發現剛好也可以用愛心的邊

去勾繪出唇型喔!

週末剛好就帶著它一起出遊了

最近很迷牛仔吊帶裙

全身都是淡色系的穿搭

配上這隻鮮豔又亮眼的顏色剛剛好

​因為有添加橄欖油、葵花籽油、摩洛哥堅果油

所以很保濕也很顯色

這款色號是RD05櫻桃紅!CP值不錯

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   另外他們家的荷麗豬鼻貼三步驟-無水版

這個之前魚姬也用過

因為包裝設計很可愛

用豬鼻子當封面 很引人注意呀!

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其實魚姬的粉刺不是很多

所以每次用完都覺得很沒成就感

但還是可以帶出毛孔的一些髒汙喔

無水版除了保有原來的粉刺清潔特色

還加強了像是碳酸泡沫深層清潔

以及每一步驟都使用最佳化貼敷材質和成分升級

不然有時很爽快的鼻貼撕下

也會默默擔心傷到肌膚

現再有了無水版的就降低了這樣的憂慮喔!!

STEP1能淨化和吸附老廢物��

STEP2優秀的抑制皮脂能力，讓形成的黑頭、白頭粉刺也可輕鬆去除

STEP3矽膠點點粉紅指套，可以溫柔地將鼻子上的殘留物清乾淨

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HOLIKA HOLIKA 官方粉絲團：www.facebook.com/holikaholikataiwan

  MILBON 淨緻洗髮精和 淨緻潤澤霜

這個是在日本很熱銷的美髮沙龍品牌

之前魚姬去日本也會買

很喜歡的他質地和香味

針對頭皮五大問題「癢‧皮屑‧乾燥‧油膩‧氣味」都有對應

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洗髮精是透明的，泡沫很細緻

潤澤霜是乳白色的

塗抹時可以感受到很營養

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沖洗後髮絲很柔順

完全沒有不舒服的黏膩感!

隔天頭髮也富有光澤度

而且小小支的，外出旅遊也很好用!

很推薦!更多商品資訊請參考

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MOSCHINO SO REAL奧莉薇女性淡香水

記得小時後就有買過他的香水

設計總是很時尚又前衛

繽紛的色彩讓商品更具有活力

尤其是奧莉薇的造型好經典

此次奧莉薇已經準備好重返於國際舞台再次閃耀

果然讓人耳目一新呀!!

​淡香水的味道很清新

前味：苦橙、柑橘、覆盆莓、黑醋栗

中味：粉紅牡丹、陽光茉莉、木蘭花

後味：雪松、麝香、龍涎香、橡木苔

主要是先有香甜的果香

再搭配著清新���花香調

最後則是木質調的香氛

整體來說是款很典雅又高貴的香味

有興趣的可以去櫃點試香喔!

​【宏亞香水專櫃】

台北：新光信義A11 2F、新光站前7F

台中：中友百貨C棟1F

高雄：新光左營1F

SOTHYS 超導水立方肌因乳 + 檸檬香浴乳

家裡的洗髮沐浴商品總是不嫌多

魚姬都是有至少6瓶以上再輪流用

SOTHYS 是法國專業美容品牌

世界五星級SPA都愛用他家的

​這款香浴乳泡泡好綿密

加上優雅的檸檬香氛

讓人沉浸在這舒適的時刻

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而且泡沫易沖洗

除了潔淨感，肌膚也很水嫩

剛好趁著沐浴完肌膚還有水份

就可以再塗抹這款超導水立方肌因乳

讓肌膚更加水潤

​更多商品資訊請參考

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VOESH 手足護理SPA四件組

這組居家護理好方便

而且是單包裝的方式

如果外出旅遊也很適合攜帶去

魚姬拿到的是檸檬口味的

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所謂的四件組就是包含

浴鹽35g，先準備溫水到入浴鹽，讓手足都可以浸泡5-10分鐘

去角質15g，把手足先擦乾再把去角質均勻塗抹和按摩

沖洗乾淨後記得也要再擦乾

泥膜20g，將泥膜以薄層均勻的塗抹於雙手/足上，靜待3~5分鐘後用清水洗淨。

按摩乳10g，最後就把按摩乳先放置掌心搓溫熱，再塗抹和輕輕按摩

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​非常的貼心又方便，也不用擔心使用順序搞亂了!

這時就可以擁有柔嫩的手和足囉!

很像去外面做光療時的深層保養一樣^^

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杜克 煥膚抗痘洗面乳和煥膚雙效抗痘凝膠

又到了炎熱的夏天，一不小心油脂過盛

加上沒有做好清潔動作，痘痘馬上就會找上門了

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杜克一直以來都對於抗痘很有心得

研發高端獨特寡胜肽BIOPEP15科技

可以針對油性或是容易長痘痘的肌膚

達到很好的平衡油脂分泌效���

結合維生素A衍生物的晶球傳導體，能幫助肌膚吸收

獨特寡胜肽專屬配方，可以降低對皮膚的刺激

洗面乳質地是透明帶有黃色系的凝膠

起泡性不是很多，但是沖洗後蠻舒適的

很適合油性肌膚或是混合偏油雞敷使用

這次的商品超豐富

魚姬提供一下喜愛度前三名給大家參考!!

MILBON 淨緻洗髮精 + 淨緻潤澤霜

HOLIKA HOLIKA 甜蜜之吻迷霧/雪潤系列唇膏 // 正貨

MOSCHINO SO REAL奧莉薇女性淡香水

這次要送禮物給大家喔！

到霸王魚姬粉絲團按讚加入，並在此篇動態文章底下留言：附上你最喜歡商品的截圖

公開分享文章和tag二位好友即完成！

我會從中抽出1位常互動的粉絲，送出魚姬準備的美妝福袋乙份唷！

公布時間:2018/6/2當天直接公布於粉絲專頁

活動限台灣地區，公布後三天內未回覆收件人資訊者，視同放棄喔!

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