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New York Post
31 minutes ago
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- New York Post
Lancôme's Juicy Treats bring glossy lips and Y2K glamour back in style
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. When you think Y2K, cargo pants, baby tees, and butterfly clips come to mind, but nothing comes back to us more than swiping Lancôme's Juicy Tubes across our lips to start the day. Think Jennifer Coolidge in 'Legally Blonde,' sporting her shimmering lips with the old 'bend and snap' — it's a vibe, and it's back. Paris Hilton kicked off the 25th-anniversary celebration of Juicy Tubes last month with Lancôme's 'Juicy Kissing Web' campaign, blowing kisses and breaking the internet in signature Paris fashion. 'Kisses are better with Juicy,' the socialite cooed — and who better to say it than the queen of early 2000s pink velour and all things rhinestones? Amazon Experience ultra-high shine and long-lasting hydration with this original Juicy Tubes lip gloss, designed to plump and soften your lips for up to four hours, formulated without parabens and enriched with Vitamin E for a naturally fuller, healthy-looking pout. Advertisement Naturally, the Internet listened because we're seeing dewy, glass-like lips from the runway to TikTok. 'Glossy lips are back,' celebrity makeup artist Genevieve Herr told Alexa. Known for her notable client roster, which includes Anna Wintour and Amanda Seyfried, Herr gave us a sneak peek at L'Oreal Headquarters into the latest lip-smacking formula. 'A couple of years ago, it was all matte,' but not anymore. Advertisement Lancôme decided it was time to give Juicy Tubes a glow-up, unveiling Lip Idôle Juicy Treat, a new hybrid oil-gloss formula from Lancôme that delivers skincare-level hydration with a modern, non-sticky shine. Lancome Get juicy shine and serious skincare in one swipe with this 3D oil-in-gloss, powered by 20% squalane for +70% hydration in just one application. The jumbo lip-hugging applicator glides on effortlessly, delivering 24-hour moisture and visibly smoother, bouncier lips in just two weeks. Juicy Treat is quickly becoming the go-to gloss for women seeking effortless, youthful radiance. Herr showed us the full range of ten luminous shades, each with a plush applicator that glides on like silk — the satisfying pop of the lid even sounds like a kiss. Hydration lasts up to 24 hours, and with daily use, Lancôme promises lips that look bouncier and feel smoother in just two weeks. This new formula perfectly marries Y2K nostalgia with adult necessities — all the shine and fun of Juicy Tubes, grown up with hydrating oils and a finish that lasts. From barely-there nudes to bright berry hues, the collection caters to every mood. Advertisement If you're looking for a low-maintenance, chic look, Juicy Treat is your new must-have. As Paris Hilton once declared with divine authority, 'That's hot.' And in 2025? It still is. This article was written by Emma Sutton-Williams, New York Post Commerce Writer/Reporter and resident fashionista. Emma is one of the best-dressed ladies in The Post's office, and also known for finding an unbelievable deal on any one of her stylish outfits. Divulging on everything from the most-popular and most-underrated purse brands to her honest thoughts on Kim Kardashian's Skims undergarments and apparel, Emma has cultivated an eye for style and an expertise for identifying the clothes and accessories worth your coin. At the same time, she proudly models the products she picks so you can see their fit and function first-hand. Emma has been creating shopping guides for The Post since 2024, and previously held bylines in Rolling Stone, Oprah Daily, Parents, InStyle, StyleCaster and more. Looking for a headline-worthy haul? Keep shopping Post Wanted.
Malaysian Reserve
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Malaysian Reserve
LANCÔME BRINGS IDÔLE HOUSE TO NYC
WHERE BEAUTY AND MUSIC COMBINE FOR A POWERFUL POP-UP EXPERIENCE NEW YORK, June 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — To celebrate 90 years, Lancôme unveiled a house unlike any other: Idôle House. Inspired by global recording artist and Lancôme global brand ambassador, Olivia Rodrigo, Idôle House opened last night for a kickoff party with friends of Lancôme, including Lancôme global brand ambassador Amanda Seyfried, Gabrielle Union, Rachel Bilson and Ed Westwick – the latter four having recently starred in the viral Lancôme Juicy Kissing Web. Rodrigo and Lancôme Global Brand President, Francoise Lehmann, toasted guests at the pop-up Thursday night, which is now open through June 8th to the public. NOTABLE GUESTS: Lancôme Global Ambassador Olivia Rodrigo, Lancôme Global Ambassador Amanda Seyfried, and friends of Lancôme Gabrielle Union, Rachel Bilson, and Ed Westwick WHERE 210 Lafayette StreetNew York, NY 10012 WHEN Thursday July 5th PHOTOS CREDIT ©Lancôme @lancomeofficial #ldoleHouse Idôle House is open to all from Friday June 6th through Sunday June 8th, 11:00am to 6:00pm. Guests are invited to channel Olivia's iconic energy: strike a pose on the (Idôle) Power runway; scream your guts out in the recording studio; get glammed with Olivia's timeless makeup looks; and feel your confidence soar as you take center stage. The house features star products Juicy Tubes, Lash Idôle Flutter Lengthening Extension Mascara and Idôle Power Eau de Parfum Intense. Guests will have the opportunity to take home Lancôme products, Juicy Tube keychains and a limited-edition Olivia Rodrigo x Lancôme makeup bag as a gift-with-purchase.
Yahoo
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
LANCÔME BRINGS IDÔLE HOUSE TO NYC
WHERE BEAUTY AND MUSIC COMBINE FOR A POWERFUL POP-UP EXPERIENCE NEW YORK, June 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate 90 years, Lancôme unveiled a house unlike any other: Idôle House. Inspired by global recording artist and Lancôme global brand ambassador, Olivia Rodrigo, Idôle House opened last night for a kickoff party with friends of Lancôme, including Lancôme global brand ambassador Amanda Seyfried, Gabrielle Union, Rachel Bilson and Ed Westwick – the latter four having recently starred in the viral Lancôme Juicy Kissing Web. Rodrigo and Lancôme Global Brand President, Francoise Lehmann, toasted guests at the pop-up Thursday night, which is now open through June 8th to the public. NOTABLE GUESTS: Lancôme Global Ambassador Olivia Rodrigo, Lancôme Global Ambassador Amanda Seyfried, and friends of Lancôme Gabrielle Union, Rachel Bilson, and Ed Westwick WHERE 210 Lafayette StreetNew York, NY 10012 WHEN Thursday July 5th PHOTOS CREDIT ©Lancôme @lancomeofficial #ldoleHouse Idôle House is open to all from Friday June 6th through Sunday June 8th, 11:00am to 6:00pm. Guests are invited to channel Olivia's iconic energy: strike a pose on the (Idôle) Power runway; scream your guts out in the recording studio; get glammed with Olivia's timeless makeup looks; and feel your confidence soar as you take center stage. The house features star products Juicy Tubes, Lash Idôle Flutter Lengthening Extension Mascara and Idôle Power Eau de Parfum Intense. Guests will have the opportunity to take home Lancôme products, Juicy Tube keychains and a limited-edition Olivia Rodrigo x Lancôme makeup bag as a gift-with-purchase. View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE Lancôme USA Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
02-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Hilary Duff Has Worn This ‘Luxurious' Lip Gloss for Decades Now: ‘It's Perfect for Me'
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission. More from SheKnows How Much Does a Meal Cost at Taylor Swift's Go-To Italian Restaurant Today's Top Deals How Do You Raise Good Kids in Terrifying Times? 'Hello, Cruel World' Author Melinda Wenner Moyer Has Ideas Think Spring! Target Just Added Tons of Gorgeous New Patio Items Target Is Having a Can't-Miss Spring Sandal Sale for Circle Members Some celebrity beauty recs come and go like limited-edition palettes — but when Hilary Duff says she's been using a lip gloss for decades, we're all ears (and lips). The actress and pop culture staple revealed that she's a longtime fan of Lancôme's Juicy Tubes in the shade Hallucinations on Instagram, calling the golden nude shimmer she used on A Cinderella Story 'luxurious' and praising its staying power: 'It's thick so it lasts longer between reapplying. Some people may not like the thickness, but it's perfect for me!' And listen, she's not alone. The early-2000s icon status of Juicy Tubes is no joke — but what's surprising is just how many shoppers are still obsessed with them for the exact same reasons. 'Lancome Juicy Tubes are my primary lip cover,' one reviewer gushed. 'I mean, it stays on forever, keeps my lips moist, and they last forever… I get compliments on my lip gloss all the time when I wear Juicy Tubes.' Buy Now $25 $25 The nostalgic packaging and candy-slick finish may be straight from your AIM era, but the formula holds its own in 2025. That signature shine isn't just for looks — the Y2K lip gloss also works to lock in moisture, which fans say leaves their lips feeling plump and hydrated without constant reapplication. The Hallucinations shade in particular brings a sheer, golden glow that flatters everyone without washing you out or veering into full-glitter territory. And yes, we've heard the sticky-gloss slander. But as one fan put it, the right amount of stick is what keeps this gloss clinging to lips — not your coffee cup. 'The stickiness is the perfect balance,' the shopper wrote. 'The color is subtle and natural.' Another review cuts right to the chase: 'I love this lip gloss! It's pretty and feels great on!' Short, sweet, and exactly the kind of five-star energy Hilary's beauty routine is known for. So if you're craving a nostalgic throwback with real staying power (and celebrity approval to boot), Juicy Tubes in Hallucinations might just be your forever gloss, too. Read more for iconic 90s lipstick shades More Top Deals from SheKnows Is Walmart+ Worth It? Giada De Laurentiis' Newest Cookbook Is Packed With Italian Super Food Recipes Stanley Tumblers Now Come With New Leakproof Lids & Customers Are Raving About Them Best of SheKnows Marilyn Monroe Used These Beauty & Skincare Products — Now on Amazon Starting at Only $5 20 Best Cat-Approved Toys on Amazon to Treat Your Fur Baby — All Under $30 We Did the Research & These Are the Best Flower Delivery Services for Mother's Day
Business of Fashion
23-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Business of Fashion
Want to Sell Lip Gloss? Get Boys to Do It
Welcome back to Haul of Fame, your must-read beauty roundup for new products, new ideas and a record nine body mists dropping on one day. Included in today's issue: Amika, Athena Club, Blake Brown, By/Rosie Jane, Coppertone, Ellis Brooklyn, Essie, Facile, Florence by Mills, Glamlite, Iris & Romeo, Laura Geller, Glossier, Kayali, Parfums de Marly, Parívie, Phlur, Roame, Sol de Janeiro, Tarte and an unforgivable Eowyn erasure. But first… Close your eyes and imagine which Lancôme ambassador you think is capable of selling the most $25 lip gloss. Is it Zendaya? Olivia Rodrigo? Julia Roberts? According to this week's data dump, it's actually… Ed Westwick. The 37-year-old actor is most famous for playing Chuck Bass on Gossip Girl. This week, he's the internet's main character in a throwback video shot in the Empire Hotel — where Chuck Bass lived in decadent sin on the 2008 hit show — for a new Lancôme campaign. Called the 'Juicy Tubes Kissing Web,' the ads enlist Y2K icons like Mischa Barton, Paris Hilton and Christina Millian, all gushing about Juicy Tubes flavoured lip gloss, which first launched in 2000. Lancôme says the campaign has been one of the brand's top 10 social media launches, but even with that metric, Westwick's wink-to-camera video is exceptional. As of this writing, it's been viewed over 1 million times and boasts nearly 400,000 engagements. All the videos are a blast, but about 30 percent of Lancôme's total follower count has seen the content from Westwick's video alone. (The average engagement rate for makeup brands is closer to 3 percent.) Lancôme says Westwick's video is the most-engaged social media content they've ever made. 'Obviously, we're very happy with the performance,' says Julie Selig, Lancôme's head of consumer engagement. 'We know that nostalgia is a huge conversation and a huge trend in the beauty industry.' Juicy Tubes first debuted in 2000 and appeared onscreen in formative teen content like Mean Girls and The O.C., shows with surprisingly broad and lasting appeal. 'Y2K teen nostalgia hits all the strings,' Selig added. 'Gen Z is just discovering it now and they think it's cool. Millennials remember it vividly because they were teens or college kids. Gen X watched shows like The O.C. as a guilty pleasure, because they were in their 20s. Everyone can relate.' Lancôme began planning the videos in November, and used a content strategy that mixed slickly-produced content with DIY footage shot by the stars themselves. 'I went to the Mark Hotel right before a party to shoot Gabrielle Union,' said Selig. 'When she said, 'There must be some juicy in the atmosphere,' like in Bring It On, I died.' The Juicy Kissing Web, which rolled out as a series of social media videos, "ties together your favorite 2000s celebs... and unites them with a kiss," the brand claims in a release. (Lancôme) Part of Lancôme's nostalgia play is engaging Millennial women's fantasy best friends, like Union and other beloved girl's girls, including Amanda Seyfried and Hilary Duff. But with Westwick and fellow Kissing Web recruit Chad Michael Murray, along with the adorable tagline 'kisses are better with Juicy Tubes,' the brand is capitalising on a different kind of Y2K throwback: Encouraging women to wear makeup because of men. Murray's video talks about kissing his Cinderella Story co-star Duff and his current wife Sarah Roemer when they wore the lip gloss. Westwick recalls a throwback hookup who tasted of Juicy Tubes' 'vintage' Marshmallow Electro flavour. 'A guy on the L'Oréal team brought it up during a brainstorm,' said Selig. 'Men have nostalgia for it too. They remember the taste!' This U-turn from the beauty industry's modern insistence on 'self-care' and 'empowerment' was a risk from a mega-brand like Lancôme. Choosing Westwick, who is most famous for playing a snobby sleazeball with a root-for-me redemption arc, was equally touch-and-go, especially since the actor faced assault allegations in 2017. (They were dismissed but Westwick lost work from the episode.) Today, it seems like both the flirty messaging and the casting choice is paying off. After his smash-hit campaign, Selig hints that Westwick will appear in more Lancôme content this year. As for the idea that you might purchase beauty items to please, or at least tease, a guy? It's been the marketing subtext for Sol de Janeiro's Bum Bum Cream and Phlur's Vanilla Skin for years. Now with the return of ultra-femme beauty aesthetics — as seen earnestly on Carrie Underwood and subversively on Sabrina Carpenter — Lancôme is saying the quiet part out loud: Glossing up is one way to go places. They're hoping brand fans will shop accordingly. What else is new… Skincare Coppertone unveiled a new ad campaign with Olympic rugby babe Ilona Maher on March 4; Instagram and TikTok ads began hitting my feed this week. The cutest is Maher getting chased by a puppy and showing off her taglines, just like the sun-care brand's original cartoon mascot did in 1953. Erewhon's newest arrival is By/Rosie Jane. On May 15, the Aussie brand debuted its Every Day range of body care, including deodorant, body wash, body milk and moisturiser. It's all under $25, which is considered a bargain at the L.A. grocery store. ($80 tote bags, anyone?) Iris & Romeo's Weekend Skin tinted moisturiser is now available in Cool Glow, a shade for pale girls. The colour hit shelves on May 16, with the same SPF 50 and Vitamin C as its original formula. E.l.f. Cosmetics introduced its Sheer For It Blush Tint on May 17. The $5 formula comes in five colours, including a cherry hue called Left on Red. (Adorbs!) Athena Club hit Target stores on May 18, which is great, because I cannot keep taping their single razors to a chopstick while I wait for replacement kits in the mail. Fran Drescher wants to pave your pores. On May 19, the Nanny icon paired with Laura Geller to launch Spackle Skin Perfecting Primer, a $38 formula with SPF 30. As part of the campaign, the brand will make a one-time donation to Drescher's charity, Cancer Schmancer. Paris Hilton's skincare line, Parívie, has arrived in full force. On May 19, the range dropped with a cleanser, serum, moisturiser, overnight mask and neck cream, along with an 'essence' for brightening. The range goes for $38 to $125, and comes packaged in gleaming fuchsia bottles. If only Kitson still existed so this thing could have a proper Melrose Place launch party! Julianna Christensen is the type of home influencer who organizes her fridge on camera. On May 20, she launched Roame, an extension of her tidy aesthetic bubble that includes soap sheets, wipes and even toilet-seat covers. Welcome to Sephora, Facile! The skincare brand by Los Angeles derm Dr. Nancy Samolitis launched in 273 doors on May 20 with four products; 'West Village Girls' can also buy it at Happier Grocery, the closest thing New York City has to Erewhon. Sol de Janeiro's Body Badalada Vitamin Infused Lotion dropped on May 22 with an ad campaign starring Brazilian influencer Juliana Nalu, along with online it girl Samyra Miller, dancer Nick Pauley and Bretman Rock. Makeup Glamlite's Lord of the Rings collaboration hit Middle Earth, and actual Earth, on May 16. It's got a shadow palette, a lip scrub, a highlighter and a gloss — but zero products named Eowyn, so just throw the whole thing off the Rohan castle drawbridge, because come on! Has Tarte made every possible Maracuja Lip product? Not quite. On May 19, the cosmetics giant dropped a $27 lip stain in two pink shades, Lolli and Ice Pop, meant to mimic the effects of lip blushing. (Or at least the effects of sucking on a cherry popsicle until your lips turn bright red.) On May 19, Glow Recipe launched Glass Balm, a four-shade collection inspired by the Korean shaved ice dessert bingsoo. The $22 formula has 'hyaluronic microspheres' that 'help to fill lip lines.' Does this mean there are also hyaluronic megaspheres? Or is that just, like, a regular drop of serum? Chemists, help a girl out. Glossier Lip Glaze arrived on May 20 with six colours, one for every member of the K-pop group Katseye, which fronts the new product campaign. They're $22 each. Kylie Cosmetics debuted its Hybrid Blush on May 20 with a balm-to-powder formula in eight shades. The launch imagery includes Kylie with high, teased hair and a white lace push-up bra — very Priscilla-coded. Essie has re-released Clambake, a red-orange glaze from 2008 that influencer Meredith Hayden of Wishbone Kitchen has been hunting down on eBay for the past decade. The shade matches the checkered plastic tablecloths at the seafood shacks in Maine and Massachusetts; it hit shelves on May 21. Makeup By Mario's SoftSculpt Blurring Bronzer hit Sephora on May 22. It's a buildable contouring compact available in six shades and retails for $38. Hair Care Amika's Frizz Me Not collection debuted on May 20. It's a trio — shampoo, conditioner and treatment spray — that claims to be 'a $30 replacement for a $300 Brazilian blowout.' I'm gonna take my coarse, bleached-fried 3C curls and test it. Stay tuned. Hair & Body Mist Overload Everybody's doing a hair and body mist, starting with Millie Bobby Brown, who named hers 'Love Core.' It's a perfect choice for her audience and personal brand, which is basically 'What if your fave Love Island contestant was also capable of winning an Oscar?' It's $18 at Ulta Beauty, and debuted with notes of cherry nectar and candied mandarin. Meanwhile at Target, Blake Lively's hair care line Blake Brown released three new hair mists on May 19, including bergamot, vanilla and santal options. They're $19 each and come in gilded bottles that resemble Parfums de Marly's take on modern decadence. And speaking of Parfums de Marly, did you know Amal Clooney's blowout was spritzed with the stuff before stepping out onto the Cannes red carpet in her vintage Galliano dress? Hair stylist Dimitris Giannetos did the honors. Phlur dropped two summer mists, Beach Skin and Peach Skin, on May 19. The former has notes of coconut milk and salted tiare flower; the latter launched with a special drink at the vegan cafe The Butcher's Daughter called Peach Glow. And just in case you want another flavour, Ellis Brooklyn's Milkshake trio includes banana, lychee and mango scents. They're $35 each, and debuted on May 19. Kayali's Vacay in a Bottle collection hit Sephora on May 20. It's kind of like the destination wedding of fragrances, with scents named for Maui, Capri, Marrakesh and the Maldives. And finally… Between this Jimmy Choo relaunch and the Row's $690 flip-flops, it's going to be a double-duty pedicure season. Birkenstock foot scrub, this is your time. Sign up to The Business of Beauty newsletter, your complimentary, must-read source for the day's most important beauty and wellness news and analysis.
