The reality is that lipstick has become an essential part of our emperifollá armor, sin importar la mascarilla.
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The reality is that lipstick has become an essential part of our emperifollá armor, sin importar la mascarilla.
Read moreWhen Roselin Rosario-Meléndez graduated from her doctorate degree from Rutgers University, she had an offer on the table from L’Oreal. The makeup giant wanted Rosario to come work for them, but the Puerto Rican chemist said no. “After a while I wanted to have a closer relationship with consumers,” Rosario recalls. It was then that […]
Read more“It was definitely not something we were prepared for.” From hair to nails to mentorship, these Latinas kept the industry going amid an unprecedented year.
Read moreBefore there was Sephora, Ulta or even electricity to heat up the curling iron, how did the elders do it?
Read moreI opened my top drawer to find the bottle of Maja perfume, knowing that once I opened that bottle, I’d cry tears of joy and sorrow. The smell made me feel like abuela was never gone as long as I held on to her teachings: to always look my best.
Read moreThe Miami-born Cuban influencer and entrepreneur steps out of the camera to launch her two brands, Lights Lacquer and Lights Label.
Read moreAt home, in the midst of a pandemic, these mother/offspring duos reflect on their bond through style.
Read moreDominican writer Zameena Mejía reviews every Glossier product out there after years as a fan of the brand.
Read moreThe emperifollaera session before a night out has now become the entire jangueo.
Read morePlus, what being emperifollá means to her.
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