Lauren Gordon
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 28, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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The four most popular shower filters tested – The one that’s worth your money and the ones that defintely aren (opens the original)
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Shower filters have been around for a hot minute, but you’d be forgiven for thinking they’re part of a fleeting TikTok trend. Thanks to brands like Hello Klean and Water2Skin, they’re Instagram-sleek and more aesthetic than ever. But do they really make any difference, and could switching to one actually improve your skin and hair? If your water temperature isn’t excessively hot and you’re still facing unexplained dryness – I’m talking skin that’s practically gasping for moisturiser as soon as y
Kelly Rowland reveals the "superstar" face serum behind her youthful, glowy and dewy skin (opens the original)
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Here at The Cosmopolitan Black Beauty Hub, we absolutely do not gatekeep, so when we get a chance to quiz some of our favourite Black women about their go-to beauty products, tips and treatments, we don't hold back – after all, that's how our Little Black Beauty Book franchise was born. All the tea on our favourite star's life in beauty, served hot. This week, we caught up with the iconic and incomparable Kelly Rowland... It's timeless, regal; it's from within. It's resilient. It sets the trend
How to heal a damaged barrier on melanin-rich skin: Easy ways to stop stinging, itching and pigmentation (opens the original)
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We’re constantly told to protect our skin barrier but sometimes, even with the greatest of care, things get compromised. Maybe you’re back from your holidays with stinging sunburn or had an adverse reaction to a new product in your skincare routine. It happens and when it does, quite frankly, it hurts! Luckily, getting your skin barrier back to normal isn’t difficult, but it will take a slight shakeup to your usual routine to get things back on track. So much of the skin barrier advice out there
Are LED Masks Safe for Deeper Skin Tones? Experts Explain (opens the original)
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If you have been influenced to splurge on an LED mask, we don't blame you. They're probably the most popular type of skin tech on the market right now and for good reason. Red light therapy masks can help to bring the rejuvenation of an in-clinic facial to your home over time, and are a user-friendly way to address a number of skin issues like texture, acne, and inflammation, while also boosting collagen production. It’s safe, painless, and typically takes around 10 minutes daily or weekly for a
LED light therapy for Black skin: what to know before you try it (and why blue light isn’t for everyone) (opens the original)
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If you have been influenced to splurge on an LED mask, we don't blame you. They're probably most popular type of skin tech on the market right now and for good reason. LED light therapy masks can help to bring the rejuvenation of an in-clinic facial to your home, and are a user-friendly way to address a number of skin issues, such as eczema, acne, psoriasis and sun damage to name just a few and benefits include naturally boosting collagen to reducing inflammation. It’s safe, painless and typical
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