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Technically speaking Sylvie Macmillan is a London-based nail artist, but her imagination knows no limits. She regularly breaches the cuticles — to wrap entire hands in clouds of moss, to create an ombré wash of seashells that stretch to the knuckles, and to turn fingers into a butterfly garden.
The Huda Beauty founder has tried treatments, supplements, and tools to tackle her hair loss, which she started experiencing a few years ago. Here, she breaks down her full journey.
We Traveled Across the World for Our Global Beauty Issue — Without Leaving the House Allure 2 hrs ago © Courtesy of Michelle Lee Three years ago, we had the grand idea to create what we called our Out of Office issue. The entire staff would — wait for it — work remotely for the month-plus that it took to produce the issue. The concept was that the team would be dispatched to far-flung corners of the world to report on beauty in other countries. We'd discover sunscreen from Bondi Beach, explore dry-skin secrets near the South Pole, and perhaps forge an editor-exchange program of sort...
. Every single thing we know about makeup today we owe to the art of drag. For decades, the makeup artistry vanguard toiled away on the fringes of the mainstream, usually late after sunset, in the dressing room of a bar you wouldnât walk into by accident. Until 2009, when RuPaulâs Drag Race turned the feminine performance into...a reality competition. The show, now in its 13th year and umpteenth season, put its performers on the world stage, inspiring a new generation of queens. The queen of queens: Chicago-based Shea CouleeÌ, who snatched her own crown last year. "I love manip...
The CROWN Act Makes Our Hair Just as Protected as Race, Sex, and Religious Beliefs Allure 2/16/2021 © Nadine Ijewere This year is Allure's 30th Anniversary, and we're celebrating by looking back at iconic moments in beauty from the past three decades. You can read more articles like this one . Let's start with facts: In a study conducted by Dove in 2019, 80 percent of Black women surveyed reported having to change their hairstyle from its natural state to "fit in at the office." From the postal service to the military to Fortune 500 corporations, racial discrimination has been forbidden ...