HeyJaredSabina Wizemann
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- Sep 14, 2026
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- Sep 2, 2026
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Is This Beauty Trend the Future of Skincare—and the End of Anti-Aging? (opens the original)
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As the beauty industry looks for new ways to capture attention, the term “longevity” has emerged as the latest buzzword, once again pushing “anti-aging” aside. For nearly a decade, I’ve watched the ongoing marketing effort to retire “anti-aging” language in skincare, largely because of its negative connotation that aging is something to be fixed. I understand the intent, but I also wonder whether “longevity” will have any more staying power than past replacements like “pro-aging” or “age-defying
The Haircare Shifts Beauty Experts Recommend Making After 50 (opens the original)
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In my 50s, I’m probably about 60% gray, with hair that looks and feels nothing like it used to. It was once medium in thickness, grew dense all over, and was naturally wavy. Now, it still grows fairly full in the back but noticeably thinner and sparser at the crown, sort of like a permanent mullet. It can go from polished to disheveled surprisingly quickly, so the minimal-effort approach of my younger years no longer cuts it. My hair has changed, and it’s not going back to what it was, but that’
The Dyson Airwrap Rarely Goes on Sale, but It’s $130 Off for Labor Day (opens the original)
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I remember when the Dyson Airwrap first arrived in the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab; it was clear that it was unlike anything we had seen or tested before. The blowdryer, curling wand, and round-brush hybrid looked futuristic enough, but watching hair wrap itself around the barrel (thanks to the Coanda effect) felt, and still feels, magical. Dyson ushered in a new technology and a new category of styling tools—eliminating much of the juggling between brush and dryer or curling iron—all
The Dyson Airwrap Rarely Goes on Sale, but It’s $130 Off for Labor Day (opens the original)
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I remember when the Dyson Airwrap first arrived in the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab; it was clear that it was unlike anything we had seen or tested before. The blowdryer, curling wand, and round-brush hybrid looked futuristic enough, but watching hair wrap itself around the barrel (thanks to the Coanda effect) felt, and still feels, magical. Dyson ushered in a new technology and a new category of styling tools—eliminating much of the juggling between brush and dryer or curling iron—all
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