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- Sep 30, 2026
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I Tried Dr. Diamond’s Cult-Favorite Metacine Line—Here’s What’s Worth Knowing (opens the original)
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Some brands chase TikTok virality, and others don’t even have to. Dr. Diamond’s Metacine is proof. The luxury, highly curated, actives-led skin care brand founded by double-board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Jason B. Diamond only launched three years ago and has amassed a loyal, cult-like following in the process. The premium packaging alone is worth some shelf space, but in a highly crowded skin care market, looks aren’t enough. After several swipes, rolls, and pats over several weeks of testi
Yogurt Has Skin and Gut Health Benefits—but Only If You Choose the Right Kind (opens the original)
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Fro-yo may be making its welcome return, and gut health has already reached its peak in wellness conversations, but there are still many benefits beyond probiotics to digest from that parfait. Rene Torres, wellness director for Osmosis, nutritionist, and licensed aesthetician, explains to ELLE the good and not-so-necessary skin and overall reasons to add yogurt to your diet. Yogurt isn’t automatically healthy simply because it’s yogurt, Torres clarifies out of the gate. Added sugars, sweeteners,
A Beginner’s Guide to K-Beauty, J-Beauty, and I-Beauty (opens the original)
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Asian beauty has laid the groundwork for so many of the skin, hair, and makeup products we know and love, both through new ingredient introductions and innovative format designs. Although K-beauty has become the most ubiquitous globally, Japanese beauty (J-beauty) and Indian beauty (I-beauty) have also given us access to brands, products, and new categories with culturally rich ingredients and transformative formulas. Asian beauty has made a significant impact, but South Korea, Japan, and India
Before You Try Injectable Peptides, Here’s What the Experts Want You to Know (opens the original)
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Peptides have been a powerhouse in skin care long before their current craze. As talk of longevity, biohacking, and everything maxxing continues to dominate the beauty and wellness ecosystems, information overload is not only creating confusion about what’s worth adding to your routine, but also raising the risk of potential skin damage—or worse. This past summer, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services moved to reclassify usage and distribution restrictions for a batch of peptides. Whi
The Hair Treatment Experts Say Works for Every Texture (opens the original)
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There’s certainly no shortage of product formats for moisturizing hair. Treatment masks, rinse-out conditioners, leave-ins, overnight serums, and hair oils abound. One format in particular, oil-in-serums, combines two products into one to deliver nourishing benefits to a range of hair textures. “An oil-in-serum treatment is really the best of both worlds. You’re getting the nourishing, smoothing benefits you typically associate with a hair oil, but in a lighter serum format that’s easier to work
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