HeyJaredStephanie Napolitano
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Your Mascara Is Good, But Your Eyelash Curler Is Doing the Heavy Lifting (opens the original)
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While my standing lash lift and tint appointment isn’t going anywhere anytime soon (shoutout Envious Lashes in NYC!) I honestly can’t remember the last time I reached for a pair of falsies because, as it turns out, I was seriously underestimating the power of a good eyelash curler. It's able to give me that same lifted, wide-awake look—minus the glue. Just a few seconds with the right tool makes my naturally short, straight lashes look longer and more defined, and best of all, it takes virtually
Got Fine Lines and Wrinkles? Meet Your New Favorite Sunscreens (opens the original)
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Before I had any semblance of a beauty routine (12-step skincare routine, who?!), my mom taught me the golden rule of skincare: Always wear sunscreen. Now, at 60 years old, she’s proof that the advice was worth following. Her complexion is glowy, smooth, and has minimal signs of sun damage—so you better believe she still swears by SPF as one of the most important products in her mature skincare routine. There’s a reason for that! As we age, skin naturally loses moisture and collagen, which can l
Summer Has Taken a Toll on Your Hair—Here Are the Products to Repair It Ahead Of Fall (opens the original)
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There’s very little I don’t love about summer: sun-soaked beach days, lazy afternoons by the pool, scenic boat rides. My color-treated, naturally fine hair, however, isn’t quite as big a fan. By the time August rolls around, all that saltwater, chlorine, heat, and sunshine has usually left my strands completely fried—and in desperate need of some end-of-summer hair repair. In fact, as celebrity hairstylist Mitchell Ramazon puts it, “Summer can be a perfect storm for hair damage.” As it turns out
I Quit Lip Filler and Learned the Makeup Artist Way to Fake a Fuller Pout (opens the original)
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Over the years, there was nothing (I mean nothing!) that could come between me and my yearly lip filler appointment. But when I decided to break up with injectables at 30, I needed another way to achieve the fuller, more defined pout I’d grown accustomed to. Enter: lip contouring. With the right products and a few makeup artist-approved techniques, I found I could recreate the look—sans any needles. While lip filler will likely always be in high demand, the best lip contours come pretty close to
My 60-Year-Old Mom Found Her New Holy Grail Eyeliner for Mature Skin (opens the original)
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As my mom has gotten older, she's discovered that finding a quality eyeliner that works well for mature skin is surprisingly difficult. Growing up, I don’t think I ever saw her without a perfectly defined flick, which is why I knew the problem wasn’t her technique—it was that the formulas she loved no longer sat the same way on her mature skin. After plenty of trial and error over the years, she finally found liners that glide on smoothly and stay put without dragging, skipping, or settling into
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