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Examinations of the beauty industry's trends, products and ideas — that go below the surface.

Examinations of the beauty industry's trends, products and ideas — that go below the surface.

  1. From Northern California, Farm-Fresh Skin Care

    A new group of small-batch beauty companies is continuing the region’s storied tradition of organic growing and local sourcing.

    By Kari Molvar

  2. Hawaii’s Next Wave of Natural Skin-Care Brands

    A new generation of beauty companies is rediscovering the islands’ powerful native ingredients, from taro to ferns.

    By Jess Cole

  3. Four Restorative Facials to Try at Home

    The products, tools and tips from the professionals that you need to be your own facialist.

    By Kari Molvar

  4. How to Shape Your Eyebrows at Home

    A guide to trimming, tweezing and touching up your arches on your own, with some creative direction from the experts.

    By Kari Molvar

  5. How to Create Your Own Herbal Tinctures

    The herbalist Jade Marks shares three simple recipes for calming, restorative drinks.

    By Alex Tudela

  6. How to Give Skin a Summer Glow

    With the right application, a little highlighter or bronzer can help create a radiant, sun-kissed look, even if you’ve spent much of spring inside.

    By Caitie Kelly

  7. How to Take Care of Your Hair at Home

    Professional advice on maintenance — and Zoom-friendly styling — for when you can’t get to a salon.

    By Caitie Kelly

  8. The Most Moisturizing Creams for Diligent Hand Washers

    A roundup of dermatologist-approved (and nongreasy) lotions to soothe dry fingers in a time of assiduous scrubbing.

    By Caitie Kelly

  9. The Return of an Enigmatic Old World Fragrance

    Dark, rich and spiritual, oud unfolds anew in this season’s most original perfumes.

    By Kari Molvar

  10. The Modern Appeal of Black Lipstick

    Obsidian shades have a romantic, mysterious allure and are a perfect antidote to the ubiquitous reds of the season.

    By Kari Molvar