#productroundup

[ad_1] Not to sound dramatic or anything, but TikTok has changed my life. The amount of time I spent scrolling through the funny dance videos and DIY tutorials on the app is maybe a little bit concerning, but it's not all been wasted time. TikTok has, in fact, been a source of life-changing hacks and genius product recommendations I never would have discovered had a video clip of 60 seconds or less not popping up on my For You Page, which is the app's equivalent of a discover page. (Let me also plug Who What Wear's own page while I'm at it—you can follow here.)Speaking of product recommendations, there's a trend going around the app where people drop their top Amazon buys that are random but "just make sense." To see what I'm talking about, scroll down to watch this example from fashion influencer Brittany Xavier. Naturally, I watched more than a dozen similar videos and soon after filled my cart with all the hidden finds I discovered. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] While it’s important to support AAPI- and Asian-owned beauty brands all year long, there’s no better time to celebrate them than Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. And you can have a lot of fun discovering new brands to obsess over, too. Ahead, you’ll find 15 AAPI- and Asian-owned skincare, haircare, and makeup brands that should be on your radar, from luxury skincare rooted in Indian tradition to lipcare that uses local Hawaiian botanical ingredients. You never know—you just might find your next holy-grail beauty staple. Keep Scrolling! [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] I'm not here to knock the very sweet fragrances of the early aughts. One whiff of a fruity perfume can send anyone down a nostalgic trip. And listen, those things really did smell good. But in the years since, as I've gone from my teens to 20s to now my 30s, I've noticed a trend toward more complex scents that can still be sweet but not exactly saccharine. When choosing fragrances for myself, I gravitate more toward fresh floral scents than anything remotely fruity. If fruity was cool when I was a teen, how can it possibly still be cool in my 30s? And how would I even pull it off?But recently, I've given fruity perfumes a second thought, mostly because they are so different from those early aughts fragrances. Some of them blend fruits with more grounding scents. Others are so light, which is perfect for warmer months. And there are some that are playful iterations of past fragrances. In short, you're not going to be smelling like a fruit salad. I'm sold on them now.Ready to get back on the fruity-perfume train? Take a look at some noteworthy scents below. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Date night can be fun and exciting—whether you've been with your partner for years or going on a first date with someone you met on Tinder. Sure, for the latter, there can be some nerves, but whether it's the first date or 300th date, I always find it's a great opportunity to get dressed up and feel good. And honestly, after two years of being cooped up at home, I'll take any chance I get to put on a nice dress, some dancing shoes, and some feel-good beauty products for a night out with someone cute.While my favorite makeup product is a bold lipstick (and preferably a smudge-free one) for date night, I love the idea of experimenting with some flirty and romantic fragrances. Unless you're dousing yourself in a perfume, a hint of fragrance feels very intimate—they'll have to get a little closer to you to get a whiff.So, I asked my colleagues for their favorite romantic perfumes for inspiration. See what they had to say below, plus other highly rated picks. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] Even before TikTok discovered it, some of us were longtime fans of chic French perfume house Maison Francis Kurkdjian for its refined and complex scents. They're truly unlike anything I've ever smelled, and slowly, I'm building up a collection of my must-haves. The current TikTok favorite is definitely Baccarat Rouge 540, but I can almost guarantee it won't be the only scent from the brand to go viral. Whether you like something musky, woody, or a sweeter floral scent, Maison Francis Kurkdjian has something for you. I don't usually like to attach gender to fragrances, but I think this particular French house is so good at balancing traditionally feminine and masculine elements in each of its fragrances. They really do smell deliciously intoxicating on everyone. If you've been thinking of taking the plunge and investing in one yourself, keep scrolling below. I got a well-rounded list of the best sellers straight from the brand that will help you decide. [ad_2] Source link

[ad_1] I write about beauty for a living. Because of that, I get to try some really amazing and sometimes pricey products. And I have to say that is a work perk that never gets old. However, even with my ability to try sought-after prestige products, one jar of goop is always by my bed and in my purse: Aquaphor. Many moons ago, I read that Beyoncé would use Aquaphor on her skin before bed. While I’ve never used it on my face—even though the formula is both hypoallergenic and noncomedogenic—my skin loves it, especially when dry patches pop on my legs or I’ve overwashed my hands.Before the TikTik slugging videos, dermatologist-recommended ointments like Aquaphor were on the outs. However, skincare pros haven't stopped recommending it since its U.S. introduction in 1925. These days, the occulent formula is available in various sizes and still comes highly recommended for addressing skin concerns like dry skin. Keep reading to find the perfect fit for your routine. [ad_2] Source link

Check out the September 2015 issue of Rangefinder. (Hint: Snapshots is featured in the product roundup!) 

1. Megril Rug, $33-$443, 2. Storm Rug $100-$1,157.50, 3. Quatrefoil Outdoor Rug, by request only, 4. Cabana Stripe Rug $49.98, 5. Mali Indigo Rug, $83-$2,001, 6. Storm Rug, $100-$1,157.50, 7. South Padre Area Rug, price varies, 8. Samode Fuchsia Rug, $43-$648