Daniela Morosini

I’m not sure if it was the rise of aesthetic doctors on Instagram as influencers, the wave of skintellectualism, or even the advent of ultra 4K-HD TV, bu

Whether you see it as the second coming of Vine, your new remote dance coach, or maybe even a data-stealing, privacy-invading wolf in sheep’s clothin

There are few things more annoying than skipping makeup one day and then having people ask if you’re sick or something. Hello, no one wakes up with winge

Thanks to its natural-looking results, longevity, and versatility, eyebrow microblading has enjoyed a unique position in the beauty spotlight. Sure, it’s

False eyelashes should be a worthwhile option for those in pursuit of major lashes without going the more permanent route, but for the average person (who

Norse mythology makes mention of a ship called Naglfar that ferries brave warriors to face off against the gods. What makes Naglfar so distinctive and so t

To borrow an analogy from Maslow, the skin has a hierarchy of needs. The core building blocks are cleansing, exfoliating, and sun protection — you know,

Adult acne is a cruel joke of cosmic proportions. Sure, breaking out sucks when you're a teenager, but at least you’re somewhat united in it, as you

It’s 9:28 on a Monday morning, and I’m wearing a full face of makeup (foundation, primer, blusher, bronzer, highlight, four eyeshadows) and five-inch s

Update: Over a year and a half since Olaplex first filed its lawsuit against L'Oréal for allegedly knocking off the maleic acid-based formula to crea

Original beauty influencer and skin-care doyenne Paula Begoun is alight with energy when I meet her in London's Soho Hotel. After 40 years in the beau

As much as we all love high-definition TV for watching arty foreign films in never-before-seen detail (or, alternatively, old Vine compilations and The Gre

Dealing with sensitive, redness-prone skin is not simple or straightforward. Half the things you're told are “safe for sensitive skin” are

The way that skin-care obsessives talk about taking your makeup off before bed, you'd think leaving so much as a trace of mascara behind is a crime pu

The desire to cover our “imperfections” goes back a long way. In 18th-century England, men and women caked their faces in toxic lead-based make

No matter what any department-store saleswoman tries to tell you, there are a lot of things in beauty you can afford to skimp on. Mascara, for one. Sheet m

We are a society obsessed with eyebrows. Ever since Peaches Monroee uttered the immortal words “my eyebrows on fleek” in a Vine clip (RIP) back

Despite what shampoo ads (and bottles, for that matter) might tell you, the hair on your head is not all uniform. Maybe it's smooth on top and frazzle