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What do you get when you mix a beauty blogger and two Beverly Hills plastic surgeons? Sounds like the setup to a joke, but Nadine Jolie, Dr. Jason Litner, and Dr. Peyman Solieman are serious about their skin care. The trio teamed up to develop Jolie MD Metamorphosis ($96), a two-step regimen meant to minimize wrinkles, reduce acne, and address uneven pigmentation. The line has a fun backstory, Read more
Welcome to the final part of my interview with Nadine Haobsh, the beauty blogger whose book Beauty Confidential just hit bookstores. We've already chatted about the growth of beauty blogs and the secrets of magazine editors. Now we're talking about the best drugstore products and that ever-controversial injection, Botox. Read on: Are there any drugstore brands that you think do things well? Read more
Yesterday, I shared part of my interview with Nadine Haobsh, whose book Beauty Confidential is out this week. In the first part, we talked about the growth of beauty blogging, and today's installment covers products that are worth their price—and which ones are a waste. Here we go... Can you tell us three products that are absolutely worth the money, and three that aren't? Not worth the money: Read more
If you've been reading blogs for a few years, you've probably heard of Nadine Haobsh. A former beauty staffer at Lucky and Ladies' Home Journal, she anonymously wrote the blog Jolie in NYC. A few posts about the perks that beauty editors enjoy (Marc Jacobs wallets, plane tickets, spa vacations, and so on) didn't go over so well in the industry, and when her identity became known, Seventeen Read more
