• Why people are going nuts for Revlon's new foundation — Makeup Geek
• Check out the best destination spas — Elle
• A look inside L'Oréal's $300 beauty book — Temptalia
• Guess which non-fancy soap Sam Fine uses to wash brushes — Afrobella
• Shu Uemura hops aboard the '80s train — Makeup and Beauty Blog
• Kate Gosselin continues to change her hair — People StyleWatch
• Kelly Osbourne's haircut channels Marilyn — Us Weekly
• Why Kristen Stewart sleeps in her makeup — Allure
• What Anna Wintour thinks about Andre Leon Talley's stint on ANTM — The Cut
• Marc Jacobs made a Daisy air freshener — Nylon

One of the frustrating things about some eco-friendly products is the often-high price. Yes, we'd all love to go green, but it's difficult to pay $20 for body lotion when Curel can be had for a small fraction of that cost.

Enter Seed, a new line of natural body care that's free of parabens, preservatives, phthalates, artificial colors, and animal ingredients. (Whew.) The three-item lineup — body lotion, body soaps, and shampoo bar — uses grape seed oil and extract to deliver antioxidants to skin. The seed theme goes further with the body bar, which incorporates seeds from fruits such as pomegranate, strawberry, and apricot to gently exfoliate. The body lotion is moisturizing but not at all greasy, making it a good eco-friendly option for dry skin. Best of all, Seed comes at a reasonable price — about $20 for a pack of three lotions or six-pack of soaps.

To quote the immortal lyricists of Def Leppard, love bites — and sometimes it leaves a mark. With Valentine's Day coming up, it seemed like the right time to revisit that teenage rite of passage: the hickey. My friend recently got one from a makeout sesh and was none too happy about it, which inspired me to pass along some nibble-hiding makeup tips. (Because really, a hickey is hardly a classy look.) Just read more.