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Daily Mail
26 minutes ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Revealed: The viral eye cream dermatologists swear by for reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and puffiness - the photos don't lie
Daily Mail journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a purchase via links on this page we will earn commission - learn more The skin around your eyes is the first thing most people notice as they start to age, whether that's under-eye circles, crinkling around the outer edges, or just seeing the skin slowly sag in that area. But beauty fans say there's an easy fix: Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream, with some claiming to see results in just one week. Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream Tired eyes, fine lines, and puffiness don't stand a chance. The Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream claims to deliver visible results in as little as one week, thanks to its powerhouse ingredient PTT6 and 3,000 skin-reviving proteins. Loved by beauty insiders and doctors alike, it firms, brightens, and lifts with every swipe — no filter (or moisturizer) needed. $258 Shop It's great for all skin types, even sensitive skin, and can be used both in the morning or at night. You can also apply it directly to your skin - no moisturizer needed This 'magical' eye cream minimizes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and even alleviates puffiness by increasing circulation. One of its main ingredients is PTT6, which helps with the process of regeneration. The brand says it contains 3,000 proteins that help cells regenerate to deliver that youthful, younger look with regular use. Just apply the cream to your lower and upper eyelids, making sure to extend it to the temple area. This will nourish the skin around your eyes and help maintain your eye shape over time - no sagging here! Other ingredients like caffeine extract, fruit acids and niacinamides help achieve that younger-looking skin too by aiding in elasticity, reducing crepiness, and improving the look of tired eyes. The brand ran clinical trials and found that most individuals see results between five to seven weeks. So whether you're dealing with wrinkles or puffiness, this eye cream should take care of it for you in a jiffy. Bonus: The Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream may reduce discoloration and the appearance of dark circles over time Bonus: The Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream may reduce discoloration and the appearance of dark circles over time. It's great for all skin types, even sensitive skin, and can be used both in the morning or at night. You can also apply it directly to your skin - no moisturizer needed. Tons of Calecim shoppers seem to love this product too, including doctors. 'I am amazed I can already see a difference in texture, tone and pigment after one week of using the Eye Contour Lifting Cream! My eyes already look much fresher!' says one verified reviewer. It's great for all skin types, even sensitive skin, and can be used both in the morning or at night. You can also apply it directly to your skin - no moisturizer needed 'I recommend Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream to treat aging changes in this most cosmetically important and sensitive area,' says another. 'I'm a fairly difficult to impress 50 year old hospital consultant. My medical training has left me skeptical of too good to be true claims made about serums and creams... BUT this particular eye serum made a noticeable difference in just a few applications,' says a third. Clearly, the Calecim Eye Contour Lifting Cream is a winner for many reasons - shop it now and say goodbye to early signs of aging.
National Post
4 hours ago
- Lifestyle
- National Post
8 skincare brands to watch right now
Article content Article content Cela Article content Why we love it: Not only founded in Canada, each of the brand's products use ingredients (mostly) sourced from and made on home soil, too. Each product is designed to protect and soothe the skin from our harsh Northern climate. The 'Céla Complex', the basis of most products is a blend of blueberry, elderberry, evening primrose, juniper berry, rosemary and lavender — six botanical extracts found in Canada. When combined correctly, these ingredients protect against environmental factors while bringing out our skin's natural glow. Check out our Q&A with Cela's founder to learn more. Article content Article content Article content Article content Why we love it: This female-founded brand is backed by celebrity endorsements from the likes of Paris Hilton, Lisa Rinna and Christine Chiu. Using non-toxic ingredients and recyclable packaging, the brand is committed to supporting sustainable practices, using 100 per cent green energy in their manufacturing plants as well as planting one tree for every product bought through a partnership with non-profit One Tree Planted. U Beauty's proprietary (patent-pending) SIREN technology is a mode of encapsulation that claims to deliver anti-aging ingredients to the skin in a unique way, offering optimal efficacy. Article content Article content Lontreau Article content Why we love it: Another skincare brand born in Canada, Lontreau's line of endurance skincare products was created for athletes by an athlete. The founder challenged herself to strive for the ultimate in clean standards, with each product formulated to the Credo Beauty Clean Standard — considered by many to be the industry benchmark. The products are tailored for people on the move, with unique serums that harness the power of antioxidants to protect against common environmental factors faced by fitness fanatics. Ultimately, whether you consider yourself an active person or not — these products will make your skin feel nourished and hydrated.
Yahoo
4 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
OLIVE YOUNG Highlights Private Label Brands at Cosmoprof North America 2025
LAS VEGAS, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- OLIVE YOUNG, South Korea's leading beauty and wellness retailer, showcased its award-winning private label brands during its appearance at Cosmoprof North America 2025, introducing buyers and industry partners to some of Korea's most sought-after beauty innovations. As part of its participation, OLIVE YOUNG showcased the innovation and quality behind its private label brands, introducing them to a broader international audience. The retailer's presence at Cosmoprof highlighted its dedication to delivering Korea's most sought-after beauty products to the global stage, fostering relationships with industry leaders and buyers, and reinforcing its position as a trend-driven innovator in the K-beauty space. With more than 1,370 stores across South Korea and a growing global presence, OLIVE YOUNG is known for its high-performing products that reflect the latest in K-beauty innovation. At Cosmoprof, the company highlighted three of its top-performing private label brands: BIOHEAL BOH — Advanced dermatological science and approachable formulas, including Korea's No.1 lifting cream, designed to deliver visible lifting and firming results for all skin types. BRINGGREEN — Vegan-certified, gentle yet effective skincare for sensitive and acne-prone skin, developed with carefully selected plant-based ingredients and clinically tested for fast, visible results. COLORGRAM — Fun, trendy K-beauty color cosmetics created for Gen Z, offering vibrant colors, unique textures, and playful packaging to inspire self-expression. "Participating in Cosmoprof North America is a meaningful opportunity to showcase Korea's cutting-edge beauty technology and trend leadership through OLIVE YOUNG's private label brands," said Eun-Young Shin, Executive Vice President of Private Brands, OLIVE YOUNG. "We're proud to represent the innovation and global potential of K-beauty on this stage." These private label brands are available globally through Olive Young Global and Amazon, and continue to gain recognition for delivering both efficacy and trend-driven design at accessible price points. For more information about OLIVE YOUNG and its private label brands, visit ABOUT OLIVE YOUNG: Established in 1999, OLIVE YOUNG is South Korea's leading beauty and health retailer, dedicated to helping everyone live a healthy and beautiful life. The brand philosophy, "All Live Young," reflects OLIVE YOUNG's vision of inspiring customers to embrace wellness and beauty at every stage of life. Through its flagship store and online platforms, OLIVE YOUNG offers a curated selection of trendy and innovative K-beauty and wellness products, loved by customers worldwide. With over 1,370 stores, more than 20 years of expertise, and strong global partnerships, OLIVE YOUNG continues to set the standard for innovation, accessibility, and customer-focused retail in the K-beauty and wellness industry. As part of CJ Group, a global lifestyle company based in South Korea, OLIVE YOUNG delivers the value of healthy beauty to customers everywhere. MEDIA CONTACT: For more information and interview requests, please contact PURPLE: oliveyoung@ View original content to download multimedia: SOURCE OLIVE YOUNG
Daily Mail
9 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Hailey Bieber holds a lemon martini on her HEAD... amid speculation her marriage to Justin is rocky
Hailey Bieber showcased her enviable curves in a yellow-and-white bikini as she promoted her Rhode skincare line in new images shared to social media on Monday. The model, 28, who has been spotted sailing around Mallorca, Spain, was holding a lemon drop martini in her hand. Last month she shared more images from the same set where she held up the beverage. 'Lemon drop martinis all summer long,' she wrote in her caption in June during a promotion for her brand Rhode. In mid June she held up a glass of red wine when visiting a winery with friends. The mom to son Jack Blues - who turns one in August - might be enjoying a drink now and then to deal with the continued pressure of the highs and lows of her husband Justin Bieber. Earlier this summer, the model said she was in therapy too. The mother-of-one put her rumored marital woes with husband Bieber, 31, aside for the playful photo shoot. Hailey, who joked earlier this year about enjoying 'lemon drop martinis and therapy,' appeared to be enjoying a hot girl summer while sipping one of her signature cocktails on the shore with the azure waters of Mediterranean Sea behind her. She also put on a cheeky display, showing her customers how easy it is to carry the 'summer lip case' from Rhode's summer kit wearing even the tiniest of swimsuits by attaching the gold chain around her hips. The small tattoo she got in 2016 with pal Kendall Jenner of the word 'gente' was clearly visible. The snaps were to celebrate Rhode being available on the international market. 'We're so excited to bring our new essentials and the full Rhode lineup to even more of you,' the company wrote in its Instagram page. 'Starting today, Rhode is officially available in Austria, Denmark, Finland, Greece, the Netherlands, Poland, and Sweden.' Apparently the reaction to the products being available to a wider audience caused some glitches in the system and many customers complained about their orders being cancelled. 'Why Is the website canceling order? How isn't your team aware of all of these issues? And not saying anything?' queried an annoyed customer. 'Now explain to me why you would cancel my order only a few minutes after I placed it?????' was another common complaint. On Tuesday, Hailey starred in a tutorial video displaying how to use the products to achieve her 'go-to summer look.' In the video, the model's multi-carat diamond engagement ring was clearly visible, as she seemed to send a message that her marriage was still on course. 'Rhode product breakdown: glazing mist to prep skin + blend out makeup,☀️ pocket blush in tan line on the cheeks + nose, peptide lip shape in twist to softly contour,' and finishing with 'peptide lip tint in lemontini for golden shimmer. Justin Bieber appeared to be enjoying the working vacation with his wife, as indicated by photos of the two from a ship being posted on Monday. The hitmaker has addressed some of the alleged problems in their closely watched marriage in his new album Swag, which was release on Friday. In the song, Walking Away, he wrote, 'Girl, we better stop before we say some s*** / We've been testing our patience / I think we better off if we just take a break.' 'Baby, I ain't walking away / You were my diamond / Gave you a ring / I made you a promise / I told you, 'I'd change' / It's just human nature / These growing pains / And baby, I ain't walking away,' he sings. Although the new album has been slammed by some music critics, Hailey was quick to jump to her husband's defense. She re-posted a photo of Justin's massive Swag billboard in NYC 's Times Square on social media, adding her own comment. Swag has been a hit with Justin's loyal fans, debuting at the top of the US and Global Apple and Spotify music charts.
Forbes
11 hours ago
- Business
- Forbes
How Nurilounge Is Helping K-Beauty Brands Scale Through Content Creators
K-Beauty Boost, Seoul 2024 The global K-beauty market is experiencing extraordinary growth, valued at $10.5 billion in 2022 and projected to reach $21.8 billion by 2030, with a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.2%, according to Grand View Research. In the United States alone, K-beauty has evolved into a multi-billion-dollar industry, making it one of the fastest-growing sectors globally. This surge is driven by Gen Z and Millennial consumers, who are discovering Korean skincare and cosmetics through platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and media has become a major driving force for brand visibility and conversion rates. TikTok and similar platforms now serve as both discovery hubs and direct purchasing channels, shifting consumer behavior and purchasing patterns. At the center of this evolution is Gen Z, a generation that doesn't just follow trends—they set them. Business Insider reports that 64% of Gen Z say social media has increased their spending on beauty digital-native behavior is precisely what Aram Baek, founder of Nurilounge, is betting on. After co-founding Wishcompany, home to the cult-favorite brand Dear Klairs and the content platform Wishtrend, Baek is now building Nurilounge. Aram Baek, Founder & CEO Nurilounge is a creator community that supports K-beauty brands by helping them expand their reach, connect through engaging storytelling, and thrive in the social age. The platform empowers brands to share their unique narratives, driving sales and fostering lasting community relationships."We don't see creators as marketing assets," Baek says. "We see them as collaborators—and the future customers every brand needs to learn from."With innovation, quality, and global cultural relevance driving the K-beauty wave, fueled in part by the influence of K-pop acts like BLACKPINK and K-dramas like Squid Game, the opportunity is enormous. But rapid growth leads to saturation. That's where a new generation of creators is reshaping the rules. Before influencer marketing became a business model, Baek was already there. At Wishcompany, he helped bring K-beauty into over 70 countries and built a YouTube presence with more than 1.8 million subscribers. But for his second act, Baek isn't launching another brand. He's building Nurilounge, the platform that supports them York City Launch Event And the numbers speak volumes. Since launching just over a year ago, Nurilounge has attracted over 100,000 creators, with 80,000 in North America alone, and continues to add 700 new users per day. Baek believes the future of K-beauty—and commerce more broadly—won't be shaped by ads or product launches but by trust, authenticity, and people."They're not just tools for growth," he says. "They're people—who want to be seen, supported, and given a chance to grow." Before launching the platform, Baek traveled the world, meeting more than 700 creators to understand their pain points. He discovered that many felt isolated, under-supported, and undervalued—especially in the early stages of their growth. That human insight now drives Nurilounge's mission. New York City Launch Event More than just an influencer marketplace, Nurilounge is a digital community engine, a place where creators access paid campaigns, product seeding opportunities, and a gamified rewards system called Jelly. Functioning like airline miles, Jelly can be redeemed for perks such as discounted services, early access to campaigns, and, soon, even complimentary cocktails in New York. As K-beauty brands increasingly turn to micro and nano influencers for higher ROI and deeper trust, Nurilounge offers the infrastructure to scale those partnerships seamlessly. With a vetted creator network, campaign performance data, and built-in tools, the platform has facilitated 2,000+ brand campaigns and generated nearly 100,000 pieces of original content in just one year. "When hundreds of creators post about a product, the ripple effect isn't just digital," Baek notes. "Brands start getting B2B inquiries, wholesale orders, even shelf space." It's a new model for cultural commerce. With the upcoming launch of Nuriglow, a social-first e-commerce layer where product pages are powered by creator generated content, Nurilounge is turning user content into a new kind of product storytelling. And while its roots are in Seoul and New York, the vision is global. Expansion plans are already underway in Singapore, London, and beyond. Baek's ambition? To become the "Shopify meets Discord" for the creator economy, equal parts commerce engine and community incubator. "In the future," Baek says, "every consumer will be a creator, and every creator will influence what the world buys next."
