Beauty Makeup Tips & News

What's new in beauty, and what works for your skin today? Beauty news by topic and brand, a Skin & Hair Forecast for your city, your morning and evening routine, reminders when products expire, a beauty tip every day, and every ingredient explained. BEAUTY NEWS The latest from Allure, Vogue, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, ELLE, Marie Claire, NewBeauty, Refinery29, Bustle, Popsugar, Women's Health, Prevention, WWD and publishers across the web, by topic: makeup, skincare, hair, nails, fragrance, new launches, sales and deals, trends, celebrity beauty, clean beauty, safety and recalls, women's health, wellness, beauty over 40, fashion, and the beauty business. Follow over 60 brands and stores, from drugstore favorites to luxury houses, and your topics, with a notification at most once a day for each, never at night. YOUR SKIN & HAIR FORECAST Pick your city, from New York to London, Lagos, Mumbai or Sydney, and see what today means for your skin and hair: the UV index hour by hour, with when you need sunscreen most; a frizz forecast from the humidity in the air; dry, cold or sticky air and what to do about it; and air quality. Plus the weather, a safety watch for beauty recalls in the news, and what's coming up. YOUR ROUTINE Tick off your morning and evening steps (edit them to match your own routine) and keep a gentle streak going. My Shelf remembers when you opened each product and reminds you when it's past its time: mascara after three months, a serum after six. Optional reminders for your routine, reapplying sunscreen, cleaning your brushes, and a monthly skin self-check. BEAUTY CALENDAR The big beauty sales as they usually fall, the red carpets and fashion weeks that set the looks, beauty days, the seasons and what each means for your skin, and health dates like Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Skin Cancer Awareness Month, each linked to the organization behind it. Get a reminder the evening before the ones you choose. LEARN A beauty tip every day. "Can I mix these?": pick two ingredients, such as retinol and vitamin C, and see whether they belong in the same routine. And over 130 ingredients, labels and treatments explained in plain English, from niacinamide to PA++++. When a headline names one, tap it right in the news. Works offline. WHAT IT CAN'T DO Tips, the forecast's advice and the ingredient guide are general information for healthy skin, not medical advice: see a doctor or dermatologist about anything that worries you. The news is written by the publishers it links to, not by us, and we aren't affiliated with them or with the brands they write about. Sale dates are as they usually fall: the stores set them each year. Weather, UV and air quality from Open-Meteo. Photos from Wikimedia Commons, credited in the app. Free, with a single banner ad. A one-time purchase removes it.