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Struggling with a shiny T-zone and smudging makeup? Check out the new transparent and illuminating setting powders from Max Factor, Artdeco, and Vichy, and discover how they differ from previous generations.

Lip balm is not just a scented fat – its ingredients determine whether it merely moisturizes your lips temporarily or truly helps them. We'll show you what is commonly hidden in balms and how to recognize from the ingredients which balm will suit your lips.

Yankee Candle introduces the premium YC line in the spirit of quiet luxury – more subdued, restrained scents for different moments than those you know from the brand's classic sweet candles.

A seasonal selection for those seeking richer and warmer compositions with the arrival of cooler months. We'll guide you on how to choose a niche perfume with patchouli, amber, vanilla, or sandalwood – and recommend specific bottles from our niche category.

Alcina is a professional hair care brand you might know from salons – but do you know what it can do at home? We introduce the German brand and highlight nine of its most popular products across its entire range.

Cleansing oil has become a staple in evening skincare routines – it dissolves makeup, sunscreen, and sebum impurities that water alone can't handle. We showcase six specific oils from Brasty's selection, ranging from pharmacy classics to Korean and luxury newcomers.

An overview of six women's perfumes that have consistently topped the sales charts – from Lattafa Yara to Narciso Rodriguez Pure Musc For Her, and Dolce & Gabbana Devotion. We'll explain what makes each one a favorite and the best occasions to wear them.

For parents dealing with their baby's flaky and itchy skin, we present a simple daily routine from bath time to applying emollients.

Hugo Boss is one of the most sought-after perfume brands at Brasty. We've selected six fragrances – three for men and three for women – that deserve your attention, whether you're looking for a scent for yourself or as a gift.

Conflicting advice about hyaluronic acid is circulating on social media – from claims that the serum dries out the skin to confusing cosmetics with a dermatologist's procedure. We'll go through the most common myths and explain which ones are supported by product formulations.