Hannah Frye

The viral Bounce Curl EdgeLift brushes impressed most of our testers in delivering defined, voluminous curls. But using them is a time-consuming process.

While you don’t have to splurge on face wash, the Youth To The People Superfood Gentle Cleanser is a $39 exception I swear by. It cleanses deeply while keeping skin hydrated and never stripped.

We didn’t hate any of Rhode’s super-hydrating skin care and less-is-more makeup, but we do have favorites.

We thought one-size swimsuits were too good to be true. We stand corrected.

Plenty of beauty products are on sale right now, but these Wirecutter-tested picks are actually worth the money. No more post-purchase regret.

Lyons is a proud outfit repeater and considers wardrobe basics the most worthwhile pieces to invest in. Her best tip: If you don’t love it, don’t buy it.

I know these hiking sandals are ugly, but they’re also protective, practical, and fabulously comfortable. Gone are the days of stubbed toes and scraped feet.

The dermatologists we spoke with give hypochlorous acid the green light for face and wound care. We tested seven popular brands, but only three won us over.

Invented in 1971, Clinque’s Black Honey shade has been a time-tested cult favorite. We tried to find a perfect dupe, but we couldn’t, and we’re not surprised.

This tiny, portable wand feels great on the skin but provides less coverage than full-face LED masks. It also requires more effort than we think it’s worth.