Cult of Celebeauty
Yes, I tried Ellen Degeneres $28 exfoliator.
That someone is me.
Ahead, I test and review four of the buzziest (and most random) celebrity beauty offerings.
Read on for my honest thoughts.
The first time I used it, the entire lip balm broke off into my hand.
Sadly, all I was left with by the end of the day was a super dry pout.
Like, planet Arrakis-level dry.
Nevertheless, anything from Rinna Beauty would make a campy gift for theRHOBHfan in your life.
Who Its For:RHOBHstans whose lips believe that Erika Jayne is innocent.
Halseys About-Face
Confession: I know very little about Halsey.
Something called a fractal glitter eye paint?
), bold shade range, and cyber-grunge 90s aesthetic.
About-Face products are not for the faint of heart.
The matte fluid eye paint is like Glossier Skywashs very aggressive, very horny, very loud younger sister.
The Shadowstick delivers the same color pop, albeit in a less intense formula.
If youre a color-lover like me, About-Face is definitely worth checking out.
Kylie Jenners Kylie Baby
Im an unabashed KardashJenner consumer.
And theres the packagingthe muted tones of millennial pink and baby blue feel a little uninspired.
We get it its for babies, you dont have to be so on the nose about it.
Who Its For: Babies/adults with sensitive skin who follow multiple Kravis Instagram accounts.
Say what you will about Ellenshes got aglowabout her.
It cant all be from the dancing!
Kind Science is robust, covering all the bases in a skin care routine.
My first impression of the product, though, underwhelming.
The jar felt notably small at 1.7 oz, especially considering its priced at a mid-range $38.
The neck cream itself was also meh.
The brands micro-exfoliant was better creamy but loaded with tiny volcanic sand and bamboo silk granules and brightening AHAs.
I will be using it to exfoliate my knees in the shower.
Thank you, Ellen!
This article was originally published onDec.
