Beauty launches, reformulations, and trends. A place to explore the products and questions behind our work with beauty brands.
The checkout edit
Recent launches, current US prices, and the detail to check before buying.
Worth it if you want to consider a fragrance-free BEMT facial sunscreen and its price fits your everyday routine.
Skip if you expect the 16-hour antioxidant claim to replace the two-hour sunscreen reapplication directions.
Based on the listed price, not a wear test. Price source
Worth it if you already use a pre-wash treatment and would enjoy wearing it as a glossy styler before shampooing.
Skip if you want fewer treatment steps or are happy with the mask already in your routine.
Based on the listed price, not a wear test. Price source
Worth it if one of the six shades matches you and you want to explore its buildable coverage and soft-focus finish.
Skip if your depth or undertone falls between the options, or the skincare claims are your main reason to buy.
Based on the listed price, not a wear test. Price source
The weekly beauty radar
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An everyday comfort scent with a one-off drop. We question the scarcity pitch.
A 16-week hair routine makes the launch offer and return terms worth reading together.
The campaign invites us to read the science. Its ingredient-study footnote deserves a look.
The new US$39.99 BEMT sunscreen advertises 16-hour antioxidant protection. Its own directions still call for reapplication at least every two hours.
The new dry-hair mask doubles as a glossy styler. Its pre-shampoo directions and breakage-test comparison help explain who might actually find it less work.
La manta de luz roja cuesta 799,99 dólares en la oferta consultada. Su cobertura corporal impresiona; la evidencia sobre ese modelo merece otra conversación.
El estuche de 143 dólares reúne cuatro coloretes y una caja reutilizable. Comparamos el descuento anunciado con el precio de los productos por separado.
Dove’s first fine fragrance arrives October 27 at an announced US$19.57. The familiar Beauty Bar scent is appealing; the scarcity pitch deserves a pause.
The new hair cap pairs a 16-week routine with a launch discount. Its return terms, skin-type indication and device-specific evidence deserve attention first.
The new Amelia Gray campaign invites us to read the science. We did: its ingredient-study footnote deserves as much attention as the US$74 packet routine.
The new SPF 45 foundation promises six benefits. Its six-shade launch raises a more immediate question: who can actually find a match?
Lune+Aster’s new $38 Cream Multi-Stick has a useful three-way makeup brief. Its published consumer test leaves a separate skincare claim unresolved.
