Blogilates- Winky Lux

Staying on the topic of lip color – maybe you’d like to take a more custom approach. This playful balm detects the natural pH levels of your lips to reveal a “uniquely you” shade of pink. Bonus points for it’s lovely vanilla scent!
Winky Lux was founded by Natalie Mackey in 2015 to make cruelty-free, high-quality beauty products that deliver joy.

Bustle- Pierre Michel

Follow hair stylist Jerome Lordet’s trick for adding fullness to hair by using a buildable hairline powder. The NYC-based salon director at Pierre Michael Salon shares, “If you’re noticing sparse areas when your hair is in a sleek pony or bun, or just want day-to-day scalp coverage, using a scalp foundation that’s buildable, blendable, and waterproof can help you to achieve the most natural results.” This product comes in multiple shades and tightly locks to your hair follicles, providing lasting coverage until your next hair wash.

Refinery 29- Winky Lux

Much like everything else in makeup, it’s dye! Your skin is reacting to dye. Some dyes can be colorless, weak acids that turn into colored pigments when applied on the skin. They react differently at different pH levels. “These dyes are able to act like pH indicators, meaning the color is unique to you,” explains Winky Lux CEO Natalie Mackey. Mackey says that the ‘indicator’, or dye, is responding to the specific pH of your own lips, and that’s what determines the shade it becomes — typically pink or coral.

Byrdie- Emira D’Spain

The Influencer: Emira D’Spain

“Emira D’Spain might be newly famous on TikTok, but when it comes to the beauty industry, she’s been here for years. Bringing together makeup know-how (she’s the former beauty director at Paper), complete transparency (which includes openly documenting everything from facials to her BBL journey), and a vernacular and sense of humor all her own, it’s no surprise she’s blown up. The only question is why it didn’t happen sooner. With a contract signed with Victoria’s Secret, the first Black trans model to do so, over 1M followers, and the most in-demand product recommendation list around, there are plenty of receipts to back up her win as Byrdie’s Beauty Influencer of the Year.

Cindy Mello- Grazia

Model Cindy Mello traveled to Qatar for the 2022 FIFA Wold Cup — and she took GRAZIA USA along for the ride with her exclusive photo diary. Mello, who posed for the likes of Dior and has been busy jet-setting throughout the year to fashion months from New York to Paris, took a brief breather in the Middle East for soccer’s biggest event.

From cheering on her native Brazil, and attending exciting soccer games, to reconnecting with longtime Brazilian friends, Mello made a point to squeeze in some sightseeing and even a few HIIT-style workouts with personal training and fitness group DOGPOUND while she was there. Go inside her soccer-filled trip in her exclusive photo diary, below.

Winky Lux- Today

Staffers said the unique ball-shaped wand worked magic on their eyelashes, giving them a dramatic and lush look. They also noted that the wand allowed them to easily get within hard-to-reach spots like the corners and lower lash line.

“When Italians are in distress, they talk about food or love, or maybe music,” Granato explained.
They were saved at sea by a helicopter the next day, and soon their dream turned into a reality when they launched Serafina Fabulous Pizza on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in July 1995. To finance its $650,000 cost, they tapped their own money supported by a small investment by their contractor.

What started out as one Upper East Side eatery has morphed into a global brand, with several variations, marked by a number of growing fast casual eateries.

Assaf, a former stock broker in Milan, already owned the restaurant Caffe Condotti in Manhattan, and Granato was an architect interested in moving into the food business. They named it Serafina, Granato said, because “it’s the name of the biggest angel in heaven.”

Emira D’Spain- Good Morning America

Emira D’Spain is secretly the best gift-giver according to her friends. The influencer, who gained popularity on TikTok after sharing her experience as a transgender woman, also made history as the first Black transgender model to work with Victoria’s Secret.Below she shares her favorite thing about the holidays, gift giving tips and items you can shop now.

“When Italians are in distress, they talk about food or love, or maybe music,” Granato explained.
They were saved at sea by a helicopter the next day, and soon their dream turned into a reality when they launched Serafina Fabulous Pizza on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in July 1995. To finance its $650,000 cost, they tapped their own money supported by a small investment by their contractor.

What started out as one Upper East Side eatery has morphed into a global brand, with several variations, marked by a number of growing fast casual eateries.

Assaf, a former stock broker in Milan, already owned the restaurant Caffe Condotti in Manhattan, and Granato was an architect interested in moving into the food business. They named it Serafina, Granato said, because “it’s the name of the biggest angel in heaven.”

Winky Lux- Well + Good

These Winky Lux balms are as pretty as they are nourishing, with ingredients like jojoba oil for an infusion of hydration. The scents are what drew us to these little lip balms—you’ve got Neapolitan (sheer baby pink, smells like ice cream), Affogato (clear sheen, smells like vanilla coffee), and Sorbet (a sheer light pink with wafts of tropical coconut).

“When Italians are in distress, they talk about food or love, or maybe music,” Granato explained.
They were saved at sea by a helicopter the next day, and soon their dream turned into a reality when they launched Serafina Fabulous Pizza on the Upper East Side of Manhattan in July 1995. To finance its $650,000 cost, they tapped their own money supported by a small investment by their contractor.

What started out as one Upper East Side eatery has morphed into a global brand, with several variations, marked by a number of growing fast casual eateries.

Assaf, a former stock broker in Milan, already owned the restaurant Caffe Condotti in Manhattan, and Granato was an architect interested in moving into the food business. They named it Serafina, Granato said, because “it’s the name of the biggest angel in heaven.”