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Building Your Kit Part 1: Getting Started
In the beginning of an exclusive Beautylish series, makeup artist James Vincent tackles a makeup artist's biggest endeavor: building the perfect kit.
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A DIY Lip Balm Perfect for Winter
Winter chill got you chapped? Try this easy-to-make peppermint lip balm recipe.
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Face Primers: What to Know Before You Cover Up
Tips on how to shop for the best base for your base makeup.
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Fairy-Winged Eye Liner
The next best thing to cat eyes? Try fairy-winged liner! Keep reading to see how your fellow Beauties are adding whimsical flourishes to their lids.
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How to Tightline Eyes
Tightlining your eyes is a great way to make lashes appear longer and fuller. Los Angeles-based makeup artist Jason Sanchez walks us through each step. Grab an eyeliner and follow along!
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The Real Way to Drink a Cocktail With Lipstick On, Courtesy of Dita Von Teese
On cocktails, lipstick, and a new beauty book—straight from Dita's lacquered lips to your ears.
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Dita Von Teese Finally Launches The Makeup Line We’ve All Been Waiting For
With a fragrance launch behind her and a beauty book right around the corner, Dita Von Teese is having an amazing beauty year—and now she’s launching a new cosmetics line! See which of her classic makeup must-haves made the collection.
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Best Foundation for Women of Color
Finding a perfect foundation match isn't easy for anyone, but if you're a woman of color, sometimes it seems near impossible. That's why Beautylish consulted with celebrity makeup artist Sam Fine for his foolproof tips for successful foundation shopping.
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Brown Girl Beauty Myths: "Never Caught Dead In Red"
Dre Brown and Sam Fine (Fashion Fair Cosmetics' new creative makeup director!) dispel another beauty myth: that brown girls can't wear red lipstick. Beauties, what do you think—does having more pigment in your skin mean you can't pull off bright colors?
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Counter Confidential: Trend Revival
Undercover Beauty Agent has a blast from the past and gets inspired by hair and makeup trends from the '50s, '60s, and '70s. Keep reading to find out how to translate these retro looks into modern beauty ideas.