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14 Plus-Size Strapless Bras That Will Actually Hold You Up

The Water Pick That Finally Got Me To Floss

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The Curving Dating Trend Is Worse Than Ghosting

Ghosting, breadcrumbing, paperclipping, stashing… get ready to add another dating term to your vocabulary: curving. First documented by Brittany Cox of T

by Erika W. Smith

Here’s What To Add To Your Summer Wishlist, According To A ...

With two weeks until the official start of summer, there’s no better time to refresh your seasonal wardrobe. Not sure whether to invest in a classic

by Irina Grechko

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Beauty School: Honoring Vs. Appropriating

by Hilary Shepherd

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“Travel Cured My Body Dysmorphia” Black British Women On Why They...

“Go where you’re celebrated, not merely tolerated…” Ain’t that the truth. It’s one of those ubiquitous motivational quotes that do the rounds o

by L'Oréal Blackett

Jones Road’s What The Foundation Isn’t For Everyone (...

If you’ve been on TikTok any time in the last two weeks, you’ve probably been bombarded with reviews of Jones Road‘s new What The Foundat

by Amanda Mitchell

Meet the Guatemalan Activists on the Frontlines of Change

In 2014, Topacio Reynoso Pacheco, 16, opposed a silver mine planned to operate near her hometown about 50 miles southeast of Guatemala’s capital in Mataq

by Shahrazad Encinias

Hold Onto Your Mitts: The Oven-Safe Cast-Iron Always Pan Is Back ...

The internet’s most multifunctional kitchen essential, the Always Pan, can officially handle the heat — and by heat, we mean 500 degrees Fahrenheit

by Alexandra Polk

Megan Fox Is Not Here For The Return Of Low-Rise Jeans

Megan Fox is back with another Boohoo collaboration. On Tuesday, the e-tailer announced the second edition of their partnership with the Jennifer’s B

by Frances Solá-Sant...

I Used To Worry I’d Die Before I Fell In Love

The women in my family knew pain. They understood what it meant to live harmoniously with the kind of pain that comes from a body’s betrayal. My mot

by Zainab Onuh-Yahaya