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Daily Mail
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Ivanka Trump's makeup essentials: her go-to beauty products - and one of them is an iconic $16 lip balm
If you've ever wondered how exactly Ivanka Trump achieves her glowing, fresh-faced look, wonder no more. She's not gatekeeping her favorites — or, at the very least, she's subtly spilling the details on a handful of them. On a recent appearance on The Skinny Confidential Him & Her podcast, Ivanka opened up about her minimalist approach to beauty, saying she prefers to 'focus on skincare rather than makeup.' While some might expect an ultra-exclusive, inaccessible routine, it turns out some of her top picks are precisely the opposite. Read on to discover the three staples that she swears by, including an iconic lip balm and a classic coverup. Estee Lauder Double Wear Maximum Cover Concealer 'I have been using this makeup product from Estée Lauder since I was like 14 years old,' Ivanka shared. 'It's a concealer… it's called Maximum Coverage.' She says she doesn't love heavy foundation. Instead, Ivanka prefers to dab this full-coverage formula under her eyes. The generously sized tube has serious staying power. She even jokes that she's only gone through about three bottles since her teen years. It's a longtime favorite for a reason: It's breathable, buildable, waterproof, and long-wearing. $55 Shop Glossier Balm Dotcom As someone who has admitted she is 'addicted to lip moisturizer,' it's understandable that Ivanka swears by Glossier's beloved Balm Dotcom. 'Wherever I go, on my bedside table, there's a lip moisturizer,' she confesses. Her top pick? The original Balm Dotcom, though she admits she's still hunting down the formula that existed before the brand changed the formula. With its soft tint, nourishing ingredients, and fun selection, this balm is a massive cult staple. $16 Shop Gente The Lymphatic Drainage Effect Ivanka reaches for Gente's The Lymphatic Drainage Effect for top-tier body care. The Brazilian-formulated moisturizer was developed by a friend of hers. 'It is so good and it smells so delicious,' she raved, calling it 'amazing' and 'beautiful.' The luxe cream is said to boost circulation and leave skin looking smoother and feeling more toned. If you're looking to level up your beauty routine in any way, this nourishing, tightening cream powered by caffeine could easily become your go-to, too. $34 Shop
North Wales Live
5 days ago
- Business
- North Wales Live
Eyebrow essential for 'fuller' browns that beauty lovers 'keep going back to' drops in price in Sephora sale
If you're on the hunt for a product to help tame and shape your eyebrows to give yourself a lasting, put together look - then now might be the perfect time to buy the Glossier Boy Brow Volumising Eyebrow Gel-Pomade, which is currently reduced from £22 to £15.40 at Sephora. The volumising gel-pomade promises to ensure that it 'quickly and visibly thickens, conditions, and grooms brows into place - without stiffening or flaking.' It's received hundreds of positive reviews, with lots of people saying it is the 'best', and praising the results they have been getting. One happy shopper said: 'I will forever repurchase this', noting: 'Literally have repurchased this so many times, and the bottle lasts so long." For money-saving tips, 'Gives a fullness to my brows which I love - so easy to use for someone who doesn't want to spend too long on your brows.' Another pleased buyer added: 'I'm so impressed with this product! I've been struggling to find a brow product that I really click with, but this one came up trumps. 'So easy to use and a super quick way of just filling in and setting my brows. Love.' Like with every product, not everyone was impressed. One person noted: 'Was really looking forward to trying this product. 'But ended up very disappointed.' Yet, lots of people couldn't praise it enough. "Tried so many different brow gels (ABH, BENFIT) and always go back to this one. Really is the best for fuller looking brows," said one. Another happy shopper said: 'I have been using Glossier boy brow for around four years now and I will never switch. 'The formula has changed slightly but it must have been for the best as it is still my holy grail product for my brows. 'I have not too thin, not too thick brows and I never have to use anything else apart from this even for a full glam look or natural makeup!' You could also buy the Brow Shape - Laminated Look - All day hold gel from Byellie for £15.99. There is also the REFY Brow Tint gel for £16, that is described as being 'water-based.' Or if you wanted a more high-end feeling option you could also get your hands on the Full Brow Perfecting Gel for £38 at Chantecaille.
Refinery29
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Refinery29
Katseye Talk 'Gnarly', Makeup Hacks & Their Go-To Glossier Products
All linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission. Glossier is a brand that has its finger firmly on the pulse. It pioneered the minimalist, "your skin, but better" look that has dominated the beauty trend cycle for years. There's also the cult-favourite You perfume, an intimate, musky fragrance that ignited the demand for skin-like scents. And, who can forget when the brand tapped a then up-and-coming Olivia Rodrigo as its first-ever celebrity spokesperson? So when we caught wind that the brand teamed up with pop girl group Katseye for the launch of its new product, a cooling lip oil named Lip Glaze, £22, we immediately knew that this was newsworthy on all fronts. If you haven't heard of Katseye, start taking notes now: the rising girl group of the moment is poised to become the Spice Girls of the social media age. Its six members — Sophia Laforteza, Lara Raj, Meret Manon Bannerman, Daniela Avanzini, Megan Skiendiel and Yoonchae Jeung — hail from all over the world, after successfully competing in Netflix's Pop Star Academy, a K-pop style survival talent show. The group's newest release, a campy earworm of a club banger named " Gnarly", has entered the Billboard Hot 100 and Spotify Global Charts. Off the success of the group's latest single and the launch of Lip Glaze, we talked all things beauty with Katseye, from their secret skincare habits to the Glossier products they never go without. R29: How do you personally define the word "gnarly"? From the lyrics of your new single, it feels open to so many interpretations. Sophia Laforteza: A recent slang word that I've been using a lot is 'ew'. You know how when people think of the word 'ew', they think it's gross and disgusting? But I've been using it when something absolutely eats, like when someone's blush looks amazing. That eventually turned into using the word 'gnarly' to describe something that looks really good. There's a duality to 'gnarly'; you can definitely use it in a good way and in a bad way. R29: How are you finding the response to "Gnarly"? There were lots of extreme reactions and memes at first, but the song has really caught on. Lara Raj: It's been overwhelming and exciting. To be so real with you, people were really jarred by the song at first, so that was pretty hard for us. But [the turnaround in fan opinion] happened in the span of one day, when we did our first live performance in Korea. I think that because "Gnarly" is such a talking song, the visual part of the performance is something that the song needs. It's definitely been a rollercoaster for us, but we also understood the fans' perspective: when we first heard the song, we were like, "Wow, this is so different!', and it's something that gags you a little bit. We're so grateful to see how many people are loving it now and the success that it's bringing to us. R29: Let's chat a bit more about beauty. In your GRWM video with Glossier, Manon talked about her love for shaved brows. Do you have any tips on how to do this perfectly? Meret Manon Bannerman: I just love the straight brow look; it makes my face look snatched and more awake. Here's what I do: I shave off the top edge of my brow [where there's typically a natural arch] and I use a brow pencil to draw on the ends, so it looks more straight. PSA: You have to be very careful, or they might not end up looking good. But my members have all done it and they all look amazing, so I honestly feel like everyone should try having straight brows. R29: Since you spend so much time together, what are some cool beauty tips you've picked up from each other? SL: Lara loves using her eyeliner pencil as a lip liner. LR: Yeah, it's because it stays on so much longer than regular lip products. I'm obsessed with Glossier's No. 1 Pencil, £18, in the shade Frame. It's a neutral dark brown that looks kind of ashy. I love to overline my lips with it and sometimes use it to draw freckles, too. I also put mascara on my eyebrows: it's literally a brush that has colour on it, and it works so well for brushing your brows. Another tip I have is to use highlighter as my eye shadow. I have naturally darker eyelids, so highlighter tends to brighten them up. R29: Blush is having such a big moment. What are some of your favourite blush placements? Daniela Avanzini: Surprisingly, I don't really use blush. I apply bronzer as my blush; it warms up my skin and helps me look more tanned. Yoonchae Jeung: I do Korean-style makeup, which tends to look softer and sweeter than Western makeup. So I like to put blush right below my eyes, on my chin, sometimes even on my forehead. It helps your makeup look more even and perfectly matched. MMB: I think I suffer from blush blindness and that's okay. I apply powder blush all over my nose and eyelids to create that pretty, slightly sunburnt look. Megan Skiendiel: After my ginger blonde situation last year [for the group's hit summer song, "Touch"], it was very smart of me to dye my hair black and pink. It looked really cool and I wanted to keep my hair healthy. I'd love to go platinum blonde next, but dye the ends jet black. R29: What's one beauty habit your fans might not know about? SL: One thing about me is that I will never let my lips get chapped. I just can't focus when my lips are dry, and I use my lips to tell if I'm not drinking enough water. I love putting on a super thick layer of Glossier's Lip Glaze, £22, before going to bed, and exfoliating my lips in the morning. When I wake up in the middle of the night to drink more water, I will always top it up, or put on Glossier's Balm Dotcom, £16. I think that's what makes my lips look plump and glossy all the time; it really comes from how I take care of my lips. R29: Last but not least, which Glossier products can't you live without? MBB: Mine is the Futuredew Oil-Serum Illuminator, £26. It just gives me such a gorgeous glow and I just feel good putting it on. It also smells amazing. YJ: I really love Boy Brow, £22. The brand offers one in grey, which is so hard to find and looks so natural on my darker brows. LR: I'm literally wearing a full face of Glossier right now, but I think my favourite has to be the Stretch Concealer, £22. It's so full coverage, and yet it feels like nothing on my skin and covers up literally everything. I also love that it comes in a teeny-tiny pot. MS: The Birthday flavour of Balm Dotcom, £16, has been my go-to ever since middle school. I recently lost mine and felt so sad that I went to the store to replace it immediately. The scent is so delicious and I feel nice putting it on. DA: I have really dry skin, and The Stretch Fluid Foundation, £34, is the first foundation that I genuinely liked. It's super hydrating and creamy, and I'd definitely recommend that to anyone with dry skin. I also wear the Glossier You Fleur Eau de Parfum, £70, every single day. SL: I love Cloud Paint, £22, as a blush, but I also like putting a little bit of it over my eyeshadow and on my lips. It makes my makeup look more cohesive.
Miami Herald
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Miami Herald
Sephora unveils new brand partnership Gen Z will love
It started with a phone case. Not a designer one, not a limited edition, not even one that's particularly functional. Just a beige lip gloss holder with Rhode's barely-there branding -and a waitlist of more than 200,000 people. I'll admit it...I had no idea what Rhode even was. As a millennial who still swears by Glossier and doesn't speak fluent TikTok, I had completely missed the hype. But clearly, I was the outlier. That was when I realized Hailey Bieber's skincare brand wasn't just buzzy. It was a movement. I've seen plenty of celebrity beauty brands launch, trend, and quietly fizzle. Rhode didn't feel like that. It felt strategic. Viral, yes - but controlled. Hailey wasn't just selling products. She was selling a story: minimalism, self-care, and that "glazed doughnut" glow everyone online seems to want. Related: Drunk Elephant beauty brand suffers sales drop amid big shakeup So I started paying attention. In 2024 alone, Rhode generated an estimated $248 million in earned media value, up 366% year over year, according to CreatorIQ. Since launching in 2022, Rhode has built a tight-knit, loyal fan base. Drops sell out fast. Hype builds on social. And the brand just "gets" Gen Z without trying too hard. Now, Rhode is stepping into something bigger. This fall, the brand will debut in U.S. Sephora stores - its first retail partner - with Canada and the UK to follow. Which raises the question: Can Rhode keep its cool when it goes mainstream? Getting into Sephora is a major milestone. It's the beauty world's version of making it to the big leagues. Until now, Rhode has owned the direct-to-consumer game, thriving on limited drops, social buzz, and scarcity. But retail is a different beast. It's structured. It's physical. It's filled with legacy brands and TikTok breakouts fighting for the same limited shelf space. And Sephora isn't exactly hurting for buzzy brands. What makes Rhode's entrance interesting is that it's both late and perfectly timed. Related: Paris Hilton lags behind Rihanna, Kylie with latest announcement With budgets tightening and dupe culture thriving, every brand has to prove its place. Sephora shoppers aren't just buying into a product - they're buying into a brand identity. Rhode's challenge will be making sure that identity translates from screen to shelf. It means nailing the in-store look and feel while staying selective enough to keep the brand's mystique. If Rhode gets it wrong, the brand risks losing what made it feel special in the first place. Let's be real - this move is about growth. Sephora gives Rhode access to a broader audience and a stronger retail presence, especially at a time when the brand is reportedly exploring a potential sale. But retail comes with tradeoffs. Now Rhode has to work within Sephora's system, including managing inventory, fitting planograms, and delivering results in-store. That can be tough for brands built on digital buzz. Too much exposure, and Rhode risks blending in with every other clean-girl brand. Play it too safe, and it might get lost next to brands with flashier packaging or deeper discounts. That said, Sephora knows how to nurture a rising star. If the two brands treat this like a true partnership, with Rhode delivering standout in-store moments and Sephora giving it space to shine, it could become a case study in how to scale without selling out. But if it flops? It could be a hard lesson in how quickly cool can fade. Related: Lululemon finally releases product customers begged for The Arena Media Brands, LLC THESTREET is a registered trademark of TheStreet, Inc.
Cosmopolitan
21-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
Glossier launches their first ever lip oil – here's what you need to know
Glossier just dropped its first-ever tinted lip oil – and it's making its debut with a major Gen Z cosign. The brand teamed up with rising girl group KATSEYE to launch Lip Glaze, a juicy new formula that combines the high-shine finish of a gloss with the hydration of a lip oil. It is lightweight and nourishing and delivers a juicy pop of colour in every swipe. Unlike Glossier's classic balms and glosses, Lip Glaze has a serum-like texture that melts into lips for a skincare-meets-makeup moment (we love a hybrid formula!). And each member of KATSEYE is paired with their own specific shade, adding a personal touch to the six-hue lineup that feels fun, wearable, and totally unique, just like the group itself. Ahead of the launch, I sat down with the members of KATSEYE – Lara Raj, Daniela Avanzini, Sophia Laforteza, Manon Bannerman, Yoonchae Jeung, and Megan Skiendiel – to chat about their earliest beauty memories, the Glossier staples they grew up on, and the details behind each of their coinciding shades. Scroll ahead for my convo with KATSEYE – plus deets on the Glossier Lip Glaze launch. Lara: Eyebrow slits Daniela: Oh, or straight eyebrows Sophia: Straight eyebrows are gnarly. Lara: I feel like each one of us has such a distinct persona, style, and lifestyle in general. We've developed that and found ourselves more as KATSEYE began. There are challenges when you do everything together – sometimes we find ourselves becoming the same person since we live the same life, and we're sisters, but I think we all make a very strong effort to stay true to our individual habits. It's not something that's come between us. It's more something that we celebrate, our sisterhood and how much we share, but then we all come from different backgrounds. Manon: It was honestly a dream come true, because we're all such makeup girlies, and I feel like we all grew up using Glossier. So when we heard that they're interested in working with us, we all freaked out a little. It was a true collaboration and just an amazing experience. Keep reading for more...
