Jane Larkworthy

When Jami Morse Heidegger and husband Klaus Heidegger sold Kiehl’s Since 1851 in 2000, she thought she was done with product formulating, but she had another one up her sleeve. Morse Heidegger shares her beauty and wellness advice.

Skin care expert Renee Rouleau shares how she’s upped own facial routine, her love of bikes (motorized or not) and how she gets her hair that perfect shade of pink.

Scents that smell like all the places we wish we could travel to right now.

Cosmetic dermatologist Robert Anolik shares his favorite skin care products, his favorite in-office procedures, and why he thinks about “sun damage” a lot.

When Nick Axelrod and Randi Christiansen shared their individual dreams of creating body care lines, they tossed gender out the window and created Necessaire, a unisex line of body lotions, body washes, deodorant and sex lube.

A review of the Apotheke Market Collection Candles, new candles from the brand that come in garden-fresh scents and offer recipes in the box.

Ginny Wright remembers discovering Kiehl’s Since 1851 back in the early Aughts. For years, she gifted friends with packages of Kiehl’s. Now, as Brand President, she shares her favorite products as well as the hair tools and facialists she relies on.

New York cosmetic dermatologist David Colbert tends to the complexions of Robin Wright, Catriona Balfe, Amber Valetta, and Karen Elson. He spoke with the Cut about his art collection, CBD in skincare and the pendulum swinging back to doctors’ brands.

When Beekman 1802 launched a Rose Apothecary collection with Pop TV, The Cut’s beauty editor at large Jane Larkworthy imagined how the Rose family would take the news.

D.S. & Durga founders Kavi and David Moltz spoke with the Cut’s Jane Larkworthy about the scent that calms them, the scent they shower with, and the scent they’d wear even if they didn’t feel like wearing fragrance.

Toni Ko, the founder of NYX cosmetics is now helping influencers and entrepreneurs launch their own beauty brands with Bespoke Beauty Brands. She spoke with the Cut’s Jane Larkworthy about brows, eyeliner, and why everyone should be using bar soaps.

Meet Mur, a performance artist who also writes musicals. Last May, he posted a video of himself singing and bemoaning the pervasiveness of Le Labo’s Santal 33. Within weeks, Justin Vivian Bond, Alan Cumming, Cindy Sherman and Lena Dunham were fans.

Rahua founders Fabian Lliguin and Anna Ayers create hair and skin products that multitask using gentle ingredients and clean preservatives, but they’re equally concerned about preserving the Amazon Rainforest and empowering its indigenous people.

Beauty directors Jennifer Goldstein and Jessica Matlin (of Marie Claire and Harper’s Bazaar, respectively) launched their beauty podcast, The Fat Mascara, in 2016. Everyone from Mario Dedivanovic to Olivia Wilde to Charlotte Tilbury have been guests.

A roundup of 7 lipsticks perfect for the holiday season, according to 7 different makeup artists. From matte red to muted nude, there is a lipstick here for every holiday party.

Orveda’s green, woodsy fragrance was so popular, the clean-skin-care brand decided to make a candle out of the same scent. The bigarade, cardamom, and petitgrain scent of this candle trio was inspired by the popular Japanese ritual forest bathing.

Pantone knows you’re stressed.

Tom Ford’s Soleil Neige Shade and Illuminate Glow Stick is a chubby crayon with blush on one end and highlighter on the other. Here, Jane Larkworthy reviews it for the Cut, finding that she likes it even though she’s not a blush person.

Including a Fenty Beauty favorite and a drugstore dupe.

For the Cut’s column The Beauty of it All, Jane Larkworthy speaks with clean beauty pioneer Rose-Marie Swift. The founder of rms beauty talks astrology, social media and her encyclopedic knowledge of German Cuisine.