What does “beauty” mean when you’re blind? The answer is: It’s more than what’s in the mirror. Dove’s powerful new campaign shows how blind women celebrate the same wonderful things about their bodies—and battle the same perceived imperfections—as women with eyesight, despite not being able to see

If you use heat styling tools, a trusted leave-in conditioner is a vital part of your styling process, but oftentimes a traditional cream formula can add extra weight to both fine and curly textures alike. Instead of leaving the step out altogether, switch out the heavier formula for a spray-on

Spring is in the air—and we’re catching a definite whiff of some fresh floral notes. Now that the temperature is finally starting to rise and you can safely store your winter clothes for the season, it’s time to ditch the overpowering blends you wore in the winter for less-intense spring scent.

What a long, strange trip it’s been: Though today’s definition of perfect eyebrows is a thick set untouched by tweezers similar to Cara Delevingne’s impeccable arches, things didn’t always come so naturally in terms of brow trends. Back in the 1920s, silver screen stars like Anna May Wong and Clara

Shu Uemura’s famed Lash Curler ($20; shuuemura-usa.com) and I go way back. This curler was my favorite before I even started working in the beauty industry, so it’s no surprise that it’s one of the products among our elite group of Best Beauty Buys All-Stars. The year was 2000—catalogs from Delia’s