Take a look at our recommendations below:

Dry and cracked elbows, heels and nail bottoms… Your reign comes to an end with a few drops of olive oil!

For a soft skin like a baby, drip olive oil into the bath water. You can also try to rub the oil on your body before bathing and try to get into the bath that way. So, there will be no need for moisturizer after washing.

Massage the olive oil you have heated in your palm to your clean face. No laziness, take this as a ritual. The weakest ring finger is also suitable for massaging the rest of the face, except around the eyes. Feed more oil to problem areas. Continue the application with gentle tapping movements, especially throughout the custody and crowbar area where the facial lines are prominent. To prevent clogging of the pores, you can wipe off excess oil with a cotton ball. Following the olive oil, use a water-based moisturizer to lock the oil into the skin.

Lips don’t neglect! Mix the powdered sugar with a little olive oil to get a peeling consistency and apply it to your lips. You will get a smooth result.

Tips from the kitchen that will feed your soul and skin …
Eggs and olive oil are among the inventory items of the kitchen. Both materials feed us both inside and outside. “Looking naturally good is a simple touch in our beauty and grooming routine,” says famous beauty editor , who wrote about the benefits of these two miracle materials.

Moisture is asked from olive oil

The beauty use of olive oil, which relieves very dry skin and is a remedy for skin diseases such as eczema, is based on old stimuli. We have made this miraculous elixir, which is an important part of daily life from Ancient Egypt to modern times, especially in the Eastern Mediterranean, into our kitchen today. It is loaded with antioxidants; Olive oil, rich in squalane oil, which cares and nourishes the skin, has a considerable place in our beauty and care routine outside the kitchen. First of all, thanks to its fluid structure, it creates a very suitable base for masks. Vitamins, minerals and natural fatty acids found in olive oil are nourished when consumed as food; It provides care when applied to hair, skin and nails. Vitamins E and A protect the elasticity of the skin and revitalize the cells. Good to know; Olive oil is more effective when slightly heated. However, let’s not forget that it should not be exposed to excessive heat, light and air during storage, and if possible, let’s use certified organic products. You saw the bottom of the bottle, there is not enough olive oil left for the salad, but you don’t want to throw it away and waste it, do you?

When you’re in Singapore, you have to pay extra for dark meat (thighs and drumsticks) because the meat is silkier and more tender. I definitely prefer thighs to chicken breasts when making chicken rice but sometimes I like the texture of breasts too.

But what about the chicken? Do you need a whole chicken? Should you use dark meat or light if you’re just going with individual pieces? Again, this is personal preference, but I think the whole chicken isn’t necessary. The only question is, do you go with thigh or breast?

After you have a pretty pool of glistening fat, uncover the skillet and turn the heat up to medium. Let the skin and fat cook, stirring and breaking up occasionally, until the chicken skins start to crisp and brown.
Strain. After all the skins are brown, remove the pan from the heat and use a fine mesh strainer over a heat proof liquid measuring cup to strain out the crispy skin. The rendered chicken fat is pure flavor. If desired, return the skin to the pan and crisp up further. The crispy chicken skins are the BEST. They’ll continue to crisp up as they cool, so don’t cook them too long. Store the strained fat in a jar in the fridge for several weeks and use to make chicken rice!

We try to keep things as positive as possible here at Who What Wear, but we won’t act like we’re not excited for a fresh, new year. Of course, we’re still anticipating plenty of curveballs in 2021, and we realize totems of 2020 like constant mask wearing, less IRL interaction, etc. will continue to be our steadfast reality. The good news? Experimenting with all things fashion and beauty can be cathartic, fun, and a great way to spike your creative juices. And what better time than the eve of a new year for some novel inspiration?

We’re already chomping at the bit where 2021 makeup trends are concerned, so we couldn’t wait to take a peek through 2021’s beauty lens via predictions from some of the coolest celebrity makeup artists in the business. Ahead, both Stern and Loiz are sharing the 2021 makeup trend predictions they’re most excited about along with the must-have products you’ll need to re-create each trend at home. Keep scrolling!

Trend #1: Smoldering Eyeliner

With all of the mask wearing in our future, Stern predicts smoldering eye looks will reign supreme among the 2021 makeup trend set.

“A classic, wet-lined liner look can really make us feel put-together,” she explains. “I’m obsessed with Jillian Dempsey’s Khôl Eyeliners ($20). They’re clean, and they come in all colors.”

Trend #2: Colored Mascara

“With all eyes on eyes, I predict lots of playfulness when it comes to bright-colored mascaras and Technicolor lashes,” Stern continues.

The sky is the limit where formula and color are concerned, and if you’re building up your sea legs, Stern recommends using one coat of colored mascara first, followed by a stroke of black or brown—a layering technique that will give you a slightly more subdued take on the trend.

As far as specifics when it comes to her wands of choice, Stern tells us she loves the cobalt blue and deep-sea green options from L’Oréal.

Trend #3: Sky-High Lashes

Are you noticing a theme here? Undoubtedly, 2021 will be the year for everything eyes and lashes, and Stern says the longer and more lifted, the better where your flutter is concerned.

She cites lash lifts (versus extensions) as an up-and-coming trend surge as far as splurge-worthy treatments go. “This is a super-easy and accessible way to have a major beauty look with minimum effort,” says Stern. “Look for technicians in your neighborhood and make sure that you read their customer reviews!”

That said, if your local lash spot isn’t open or if you’re not comfortable making appointments just yet, you still have options for maximum lash potential. Surratt Beauty’s Noir Lash Tint ($50) might look bizarre, but it will give you the longest fringe you’ve ever had from a tube, and falsies or customizable gossamers will never go out of style.

Trend #4: Stained Lip Color

There has been a definitive shift in focus from our pouts, but that doesn’t mean we’ll have no need for a megawatt lip moment in the coming year. (We’re still predicting lots and lots of Zoom calls, Instagram Lives, and more in 2021.) Stern’s take? Choose something that’s bold and has stamina.

“Long-wear lipstick never had a more relevant place in our beauty bags!” she emphasizes. “Apply a couple of coats of your favorite stain and blot in between each application—this will stain your lips and allow you to wear a bold color without it getting smeared all over your face if you end up putting a mask on.  Armani Beauty’s Lip Maestro collection is my absolute favorite. The color range is epic, and the formula feels amazing on your lips.”

Trend #5: Resurgence of Early 2000s

“Early 2000s makeup is back for 2021 with full, feathery brows and soft, chocolate brown lips,” says Loiz.

The key, however, is to keep things light and fresh. To try the look yourself, Loiz recommends filling in your brows with light, upward strokes using a thin brow pencil, which ensures a more realistic finish that mimics your natural brow hairs. (She loves the below pencil from Camille Ariane.)

Then, create your chocolatey brown lip by outlining your pout with a flesh-tone lip liner, filling it all in with a moisturizing lipstick, and pressing your lips together to blur out the lip line. She suggests shopping Propa Beauty’s collection of lipstick, which contains a wide variety of neutral brown hues that cater to all skin tones.

Trend #6: Fresh Skin

We reported clean, glowing skin as a top beauty trend to watch earlier this fall, and according to Loiz, we were right on target.

“Rocking your real and true skin will be where it’s at for 2021, and that means having a stellar skincare routine,” she tells us. “I love a triple cleanse for creating a super-clear base—start with a gentle face cleanser and massage it into the skin without rinsing. Next, add a facial scrub on top of the cleanser and massage it in, focusing on the nose, chin, and forehead, where there’s usually a lot of product buildup. Again, don’t rinse! Layer on a detox mask, which will help nix impurities, leaving your complexion soft and hydrated.

“Leave all three products on for five minutes, rinse well with cool water, and pat your face dry. Refresh your skin with a face mist and add a hydrating face oil on top, pressing it softly into your skin to help stimulate blood flow and absorption. Do this one to two times per week for the best skin you’ll ever have in your life. No makeup required!”

Trend #7: Technicolor Lids

Of all the bourgeoning makeup trends on the rise for 2021, Loiz says bold and bright eyelids are her absolute favorite.

For a special event or occasion where you want to be extra-radiant, Miami dermatologist Heather Woolery-Lloyd, M.D., recommends removing anything she calls “background noise,” or “little things that aren’t too noticeable but when removed make skin look flawless.” For example, she likes to use Bioré Pore Strips to quickly clear away blackheads on her nose and chin.

Invest in a laser treatment.

If it’s in your budget, consider factoring a yearly laser treatment into your skin-care routine to refresh, brighten, and renew your skin in a way topical products just can’t. “I like quarterly resurfacing with the Clear & Brilliant laser[$300 to $1,000 per session],” says Robert Anolik, M.D., a dermatologist in NYC. “If you’re over 30, try a yearly Fraxel Dual [$600 to $1,800], which is more powerful. Both fade sun-induced spots that make skin look dull.”

Swap out your old loofah.

Again, radiant skin goes beyond your face. In the shower, try massaging a salt scrub over your body, then rinsing it off with extra exfoliation from a Korean washcloth, which is much coarser than a regular one. “The combo sloughs off dead cells for the smoothest skin ever,” says celebrity makeup artist Mylah Morales.

Chill out.

Literally. Using cold water or freeze tool, or products is a quick and easy way to instantly de-puff your face, as well as increase blood flow. While you can spring for expensive rollers or a dedicated skin-care fridge, Cindy Crawford’s facialist Thuyen Nguyen swears by something a little thriftier: ice cubes. “Before and after a flight, I run ice cubes over my face until they melt,” she says. “My pores love this skin shocker.”

Layer textures.

To take your glow from Glossier to YouTuber, double up on highlighters. “Add an extra layer of glow by using a powder highlighter on top of a cream,” says makeup artist Erin Parsons, who often works with Gigi Hadid. Just look at how she makes highlighter catch the light, below.

Try microneedling.

It sounds scary, but an in-office microneedling treatment can do wonders for acne and dullness. If it’s super-glowy skin you’re after, dermatologist Annie Chiu, M.D., recommends a procedure like the Aquagold Fine Touch, which combines microneedling with a hyaluronic acid filler injection “to give you a dewy, hydrated appearance while stimulating new collagen production.” If an in-office treatment is cost-prohibitive (sessions can range from $300 to $600), you can also try at-home microneedling.

Take a long bath.

To get your body glistening, Glamour‘s senior beauty editor Lindsay Schallonswears by a fancy bath soak before you exfoliate. “One soak with Herbivore Detox and my skin is softer, more purified, and baby smooth,” she says. Follow it up with one of these amazing body scrubs.

Stipple (don’t swipe) on foundation.

For a really even glow, the way you apply your foundation is just as important as the foundation you use (check out our favorite lightweight foundations, here). According to Daniel Martin, celebrity makeup artist and the man behind Meghan Markle’s wedding makeup, the key is to buff, not swipe. “Lightly buff and swirl your makeup brush dipped in foundation over your skin to create a flawless, diffused finish,” he says. “Think of it like waxing your car—minus the pressure. When you use light, short circular motions to achieve coverage, it ends up looking seamless and not streaky at all.”

When you’re in Singapore, you have to pay extra for dark meat (thighs and drumsticks) because the meat is silkier and more tender. I definitely prefer thighs to chicken breasts when making chicken rice but sometimes I like the texture of breasts too.

But what about the chicken? Do you need a whole chicken? Should you use dark meat or light if you’re just going with individual pieces? Again, this is personal preference, but I think the whole chicken isn’t necessary. The only question is, do you go with thigh or breast?

After you have a pretty pool of glistening fat, uncover the skillet and turn the heat up to medium. Let the skin and fat cook, stirring and breaking up occasionally, until the chicken skins start to crisp and brown.
Strain. After all the skins are brown, remove the pan from the heat and use a fine mesh strainer over a heat proof liquid measuring cup to strain out the crispy skin. The rendered chicken fat is pure flavor. If desired, return the skin to the pan and crisp up further. The crispy chicken skins are the BEST. They’ll continue to crisp up as they cool, so don’t cook them too long. Store the strained fat in a jar in the fridge for several weeks and use to make chicken rice!

Detox Your Scalp

“You can try a detoxing scalp treatment to repair stressed hair and an itchy, dry scalp. It regulates sebaceous glands that may be under or over producing scalp oils, removes flakes and dead skin cells and refreshes, rejuvenate and stimulate your scalp to boost healthy cells. It also can improve the look and feel of hair by replenishing moisture and promoting circulation.

First, apply a detox drop/treatment all over the scalp, concentrating mostly where the buildup is, use the fingertips, apply medium pressure to your scalp by moving in small circles, massage for at least five minutes. After the massage, use a detoxifying or clarifying shampoo to remove all excess buildup. Then, apply a scalp nourishing treatment massage for at least five minutes. It can be done in as little as ten minutes, but ideally give yourself 20 minutes.”

Discover Nail Stickers

“Because we are all social distancing, I am really loving the ease of ManiMe. I find it helpful to know how to do a lot of my own beauty treatments because sometimes we are strapped for cash, and sometimes you’re stuck in your own home for months at a time. ManiMe creates at-home custom-fit gel manicure adhesives using 3-D scanning and laser-cutting technology so that people can get salon-quality manicures with intricate designs at-home that fit their nails perfectly. I don’t personally have the patience to paint nail art on myself, so I much prefer the speed and ease of pre-printed designs. They’re really durable and can last up to 14 days while still being very easy to remove.

When applying, it’s very important to have clean dry nails, with no oil residue. Wash your hands, then use the alcohol towelette provided to clean the nails. Make sure there’s no lotion or oil left on your hands or fingers when handling the stickers. Apply at the center base then press down on the entire nail. You can clip off the excess then file the edge to get a perfectly smooth finish. I find these work best in a warm environment so if you’re in an icy cold room or your hands are very cold or your outside in the cold you might find they’re not as malleable. I can usually apply them in under 10 minutes.”

Attempt a Heatless Hairstyle

“Socks are actually amazing tools to creates curls but I think most people don’t know about it. I am loving the look because it feels so cool and deconstructed, created with a pair of thick cotton socks. I’m calling it ‘The heatLESS sock waves.’ It causes less damage to your hair than heat styling and you get a more natural vibe. It will work on straight hair to create texture and on curly hair to get a more relaxed wave instead of a curl.

It’s simple to do: separate hair into sections and weave a sock into each one, then gently remove the socks and you’ll have amazing waves! The braiding part takes five minutes and then the drying time can take anywhere from 45 minutes to overnight depending on the amount of hair you have.

The beauty industry is abuzz with “super ingredients” that claim to work miracles on your skin – like peptides. Peptides have been dubbed as one of the critical breakthroughs in skin care.

What is all this fuss about? Is it really something worth your attention, or is it just another beauty fad? After you finish reading this the article, you will understand why the beauty industry is obsessed with peptides. Let’s get started.

What Are Peptides?

Peptides are chains of amino acids and building blocks of proteins in your body. When amino acids combine in various formations, they create a variety of peptides. And when peptides are formed in a certain way, they create specific proteins.

If you are wondering why this information is important, read on.

Proteins are the most basic building blocks of your skin, organs, and tissues. And collagen is one of the most important proteins in your body. About 75%-80% of your skin is made up of collagen protein.

That’s why when your collagen production is optimal, your skin looks beautiful. And this is where peptides can help you – by boosting your collagen production. Let’s explore this in detail.

What Do Peptides Do For Your Skin?

With age, the collagen production declines. As a result, your skin sags and loses its elasticity, and you get wrinkles. Incorporating peptides into your skin care routine can help to a great extent. You can use both topical and oral peptides (which we’ve discussed later). Here’s how peptides help your aging skin:

1. They Have An Anti-Wrinkle Effect On Your Skin

In a double-blind clinical study, researchers studied 20 women between the ages of 40 and 62 years. They were given a formula containing 3% collagen-like peptide and 1% booster molecule. They applied the gel on their eye area for four weeks. The results showed a significant reduction in the surface as well as the depth of wrinkles.

2. They Help Reduce Erythema

Erythema or redness of the skin may occur due to a variety of reasons, including infection, inflammation, or increased blood flow in your superficial capillaries. A six- month study on 20 subjects found that both Carnosine (a dipeptide molecule) and N- acetylcarnosine (related to the dipeptide Carnosine) can help reduce erythema when applied to the skin. The researchers also found that these two peptides had antioxidant properties .

3. It Improves Skin Firmness And Elasticity

In two separate studies, each examining the anti-wrinkle and anti-sagging effects of Trifluoroacetyl-tripeptide-2, it was found that this peptide improved skin firmness and elasticity and reduced skin sagging.

4. They Have Anti-Inflammatory Effects

According to a study, palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 has anti-inflammatory effects on your skin. It suggests that this peptide reduces the secretion of IL-6, thus decreasing inflammation after UVB exposure. A blend of palmitoyl tetrapeptide-7 and palmitoyl oligopeptide also improves the extracellular matrix structure (a network of extracellular macromolecules including glycoproteins, enzymes, and collagen that supports the cells.

There are about hundreds of peptides out there. However, only a few are used for skin care. Here’s a breakdown.

Tips from the kitchen that will feed your soul and skin …
Eggs and olive oil are among the inventory items of the kitchen. Both materials feed us both inside and outside. “Looking naturally good is a simple touch in our beauty and grooming routine,” says famous beauty editor , who wrote about the benefits of these two miracle materials.

Moisture is asked from olive oil

The beauty use of olive oil, which relieves very dry skin and is a remedy for skin diseases such as eczema, is based on old stimuli. We have made this miraculous elixir, which is an important part of daily life from Ancient Egypt to modern times, especially in the Eastern Mediterranean, into our kitchen today. It is loaded with antioxidants; Olive oil, rich in squalane oil, which cares and nourishes the skin, has a considerable place in our beauty and care routine outside the kitchen. First of all, thanks to its fluid structure, it creates a very suitable base for masks. Vitamins, minerals and natural fatty acids found in olive oil are nourished when consumed as food; It provides care when applied to hair, skin and nails. Vitamins E and A protect the elasticity of the skin and revitalize the cells. Good to know; Olive oil is more effective when slightly heated. However, let’s not forget that it should not be exposed to excessive heat, light and air during storage, and if possible, let’s use certified organic products. You saw the bottom of the bottle, there is not enough olive oil left for the salad, but you don’t want to throw it away and waste it, do you?

Take a look at our recommendations below:

Dry and cracked elbows, heels and nail bottoms… Your reign comes to an end with a few drops of olive oil!

For a soft skin like a baby, drip olive oil into the bath water. You can also try to rub the oil on your body before bathing and try to get into the bath that way. So, there will be no need for moisturizer after washing.

Massage the olive oil you have heated in your palm to your clean face. No laziness, take this as a ritual. The weakest ring finger is also suitable for massaging the rest of the face, except around the eyes. Feed more oil to problem areas. Continue the application with gentle tapping movements, especially throughout the custody and crowbar area where the facial lines are prominent. To prevent clogging of the pores, you can wipe off excess oil with a cotton ball. Following the olive oil, use a water-based moisturizer to lock the oil into the skin.

Lips don’t neglect! Mix the powdered sugar with a little olive oil to get a peeling consistency and apply it to your lips. You will get a smooth result.

Our hair, which is an important part of physical appearance, deserves dedicated care just like our skin. Instead of using products that contain harmful chemicals for healthy and lush hair that looks alive, we should benefit from the blessings of nature and protect both ourselves and our environment. Vegetable oils; Although it can heal almost any problem that threatens hair and scalp health, it also reveals its beauty by feeding the hair from root to tip. So let’s get to know the most beneficial oils for hair as soon as possible, learn how to use them and put an end to “bad hair days”!

How to use vegetable oils?

Although they are natural, essential oils (essential oils) are of high concentration, so applying them directly to the skin may be inconvenient. This means that we must do an allergy test before using the oils we choose for care. Sensitivity can be tested by dropping a small amount of oil on the skin. In addition, dense oils that can cause irritation should be diluted with “carrier” oils such as almond oil (provides moisture), coconut oil (softens) and Jojoba oil (nourishes). For this, mix the oil you have chosen into a tablespoon of carrier oil, at most five drops.

“Being vegan means avoiding all kinds of animal foods. This includes not only food, but everything used from clothes to beauty products to be vegan. With the increasing veganism in recent years, there is an increase in vegan products. We also researched, vegan beauty product. We found some points to be aware of while buying. ”
Read the contents carefully

When purchasing a product, be sure to read the label before you buy it to make sure it does not contain ingredients. In addition, some products may not have a text on their packaging stating that they are vegan. For this reason, it is important that you do not ignore the content information. At the same time, you may find that an unexpected product contains animal food.

Find out about the reliability of the products

Just because a product is not vegan does not mean that it is produced using rigorous methods on animals. Likewise, you should learn about the environments in which vegan products are tested in animals. Therefore, you may find it comfortable to learn more, or even talk to the manufacturer, if possible, before purchasing the product.
Herbal products are generally more effective than animal ingredients.

Although not valid for every product, it is said that herbal ones are more effective on the skin. This is because it has more natural ingredients than those with animal ingredients. However, keep in mind that being vegan for a product is not the only effective method for you. You may need to try it until you find what works best for your skin.

Beeswax can be an ingredient you want to avoid.

Beeswax is found inside beehives and is used in many products, including lipstick. It is beneficial for the skin as it helps the products keep their shape. However, it may be considered an animal product by some people. Since it is a substance that comes from bees, you can think of it as an animal product. Although bees are not usually exploited to produce it, if you are sensitive about it, you can add wax to your list of things to watch out for.

Avoid unknown ingredients

When you read the label of any skin care product, you may encounter unfamiliar active ingredients. For example, carmine is made from crushed insects, collagen from dead animals, again guanine comes from fish scales, and lanolin comes from sheep wool. To avoid ingredients that don’t match your preferences, you must first decide how far you want to take the vegan lifestyle.

Some animal products are beneficial for your skin and will not harm animals

For a product to be truly vegan, it must contain no animal products. However, while obtaining foods such as honey, the animals that produce them are not harmed and can provide significant benefits for your skin.

There are so many vegan options

More and more consumers are demanding animal-free beauty products, so manufacturers are growing equally. You can easily obtain many vegan beauty products from different brands, from lotion to foundation.

First of all, we would like to state that both serums and eye creams are recommended by dermatologists. Since both types of products are designed according to your complaints around the eyes, you don’t have to worry. If problems such as dryness and fine lines around your eyes stand out, this indicates that your skin is losing moisture and needs more support. To remove dryness around the eyes as well as puffiness, dark circles and general dull appearance, you can turn to intensely formulated eye contour cream.
Eye contour creams generally have a much more intense and heavier formula than conventional moisturizers. Eye contour creams, which are rich in oil, are beneficial in eliminating your crow’s feet complaints by regulating the moisture balance while regulating skin texture.

Mistakes Made When Using Under-Eye Cream

It is generally accepted to apply under-eye cream under the age of 25, being in dry environments in an office environment, constantly looking at screens, air conditioning in summer also makes the heating eyes miserable in winter. Therefore, from an early age, light under-eye creams can be used only to support. As the age progresses, the contents of the creams should also change. Not every age has all kinds of cream. Because the skin around the eyes is so thin, it is important never to use other skin creams under the eyes. Because skin creams are more intense and comprehensive. It’ll be too much for the under-eye. It can cause oil balls to form in this area. Eye creams are used not to destroy bruising, swelling, under-eye bags around the eye, but to prevent them from forming. It’s wrong to drive a lot and use it as a medicine.