The Best Drugstore Primers For Oily Skin
Really fascinated by the benefits of a silicone-based skincare product for people with oily or acne-prone skin. Want ideas? Check out my Elite Daily story, The Best Drugstore Primers For
Really fascinated by the benefits of a silicone-based skincare product for people with oily or acne-prone skin. Want ideas? Check out my Elite Daily story, The Best Drugstore Primers For
Book rec! PEOPLE WE MEET ON VACATION by Emily Henry (who also wrote BEACH READ). Henry does a great job writing flawed (aka normal human) people who you root for
For The Real Deal, I spoke with Sascha Segan, the lead analyst for mobile at PCMag.com, to hear what they have to say about budget-friendly tablets for kids (spoiler: the
Over at The Zoe Report, I interview a bunch of dermatologists on what to look for when choosing skin-brightening products. Check out their advice, and the best options, here.
If you’ve ever wondered what “noncomedogenic” skincare products are, and whether you should choose them if you have sensitive or breakout-prone skin, I spoke with dermatologist Dr. Ranella Hirsch for
Over at From The Mixed-Up Files Of Middle-Grade Authors, I got to interview #kidlit author Alysa Wishingrad about her new middle-grade novel, THE VERDIGRIS PAWN. Read the full interview, and
Holy schmoley, kids in plenty of parts of the U.S. are heading back to school in just a few weeks. Oof! I feel like we are barely done with 20-21,
Red, White & Royal Blue by Casey McQuiston was a fun and sweetly moving read, and if you haven’t read it, it’s perfect to pick up for the July 4