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Dakota Johnson’s Elegant ‘Pumpkin Pie’ Nails Are Perfect for Fall—Here’s How to Recreate Them (opens the original)
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Although Thanksgiving is still only two months away, I know a good pumpkin pie when I see one. And the latest one that’s caught my eye? The one on Dakota Johnson’s nails. Lemme explain! Of course, Dakota isn't actually wearing a pumpkin pie on the tips of her fingers, but her current nail color is certainly paying homage to this delicious dessert. At Milan Fashion Week, the actress stepped out with a fresh take on the chocolate-brown nails, and truly set a rival trend for the Bambi nails we've b
I Don’t Have Olivia Rodrigo Tickets (Yet!), but I’m Screenshotting These Cute Nail Ideas for Later (opens the original)
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We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. If you are one of the lucky ones who already has tickets to attend Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour, I’m happy for you, but that should be me. The first show occurred last week in Hartford, Connecticut, and it was a sight to behold. Seasons changing, a few Olivia guitar solos, a disintegrating dress, and the live debut of you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love’s punchy closer, “Cigarette Smoke”—it’
How to Get Rid of Forehead Wrinkles, According to Dermatologists (opens the original)
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Forehead wrinkles are normal and natural, and you really shouldn’t be ashamed of them. Aging is a gift, after all. Repetitive facial movements (like furrowing your brow or widening your eyes in excitement), skin laxity, and a degradation in collagen all lead to those teeny lines forming on your forehead as you age. But you don’t have to like them either. It’s totally okay if you accept fine lines and wrinkles but want to simultaneously destroy them. Good news is, there are skincare products and
I’m a Beauty Editor Who’s Afraid of Botox—4 Alternatives I’m Trying for a Smoother Forehead (opens the original)
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I’m inching toward 30 in a few months, and I catch myself emoting in the mirror, searching for fine lines, pretty often lately. I’m very aware that forehead wrinkles are a natural part of aging, and I welcome more decades lived with pride. But that doesn’t mean I have to like ’em or want them on my face. For most, the easiest answer to a smooth, line-free forehead is a few pricks of botulinum toxin (Botox, Xeomin, Dysport, and Daxxify are all brand names of this), a neuromodulator that freezes y
I’ve Logged Over 30,000 Miles This Year—These Are the Beauty Products Always in My Carry-On (opens the original)
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We may earn commission from links on this page, but we only recommend products we love. Promise. When I became a beauty editor, I didn’t realize that one of the biggest perks of my job would be travel. I’m sitting pretty with my Diamond Medallion and 300,000 miles right now, and I’ve been all over the world repping the Cosmo beauty team. But it means I spend a lot of time on airplanes, washing up in airport bathrooms, and dealing with the aftermath of stressed-out skin. “Just do a skincare routi
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