Can Men's Makeup Finally Gain Hype?

Can Men's Makeup Finally Gain Hype?: All it would take is Off-White™ “Beauty.”

One day we'll look back on the era when makeup was only for women and think: Huh? Here we gathered seven fearless actors, musicians, and models to embrace the glorious now of male beauty.

The Glorious Now of Men in Makeup

Like most people, it started during puberty. It wasn’t fun, but it also didn’t matter too much because most of my peers also had pimples. The hardest part came after high school. Other faces cleared…

Wow. Finally, an Answer to My 15-Year Struggle With Hormonal Acne, by Carly, In Fitness And In Health

From hair clips & sponges for makeup + skincare, to the slides I finally understand the hype about, to the sweatshirt I'm obsessed withthese are my fave fashion & beauty buys.

15 Fave Fashion & Beauty Buys - The Mom Edit

SoI Finally Tried Colleen Rothschild (Plus Save 25% on Best Sellers) - The Mom Edit

The Changing Face of Male Beauty Standards, by Quilt.AI, Quilt.AI

How men wearing makeup is becoming mainstream in 2021

Makeup is certainly not just for women! In reality, makeup is gender-neutral, and can be worn by anyone Men too wish to look good

Makeup for Men becoming Popular! - StyleSpeak

For some guys, wearing makeup is no different from brushing their teeth and taking a bath.

More Men Are Finally Wearing Makeup

If men could use makeup to make them more manly, would they do it? - Quora

REVIEW: Ultra Mini Ugg Boots Are Worth the Hype + Photos

BOY DE CHANEL Men's Makeup Review

To celebrate our first birthday, we want everyone to get to know our resident Hype Girls: our co-founders. While Weezie’s only had one year around the sun, Liz and Lindsey have known each other for over a decade. Back when they met in 2007, they had no idea that they’d start a company together.

Weezie Hype Girl: Lindsey Johnson

Julia Michaels talks about the inspiration behind her music video for "All Your Exes," the products in her beauty routine, and her favorite tattoos.

Julia Michaels on Body Hair, Tattoos, and '60s Makeup