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Jenny Bailly

Jenny Bailly

Executive Beauty Director at Allure

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The Tinted Brow Gel That Will Solve All Your Patchy-Brow Problems

Benefit Gimme Brow is a multitasking brow gel that combs arches into place, provides hold, adds definition, and bulks up individual hairs for a fuller look.
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The Magical Powder That Lets Me Blow Off My Hair Colorist for Months

I have one at home, one on my desk, and one stashed in my purse for emergencies.
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The Root Touch-Up Kit That Will Save You Millions (Give or Take) at...

It’s stocked with everything you need for at-home root touch-ups.
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We Put 3 Founders of Iconic '90s Beauty Brands in a Room Together

The brains behind Bobbi Brown Cosmetics, Bliss, and Urban Decay got frank about TikTok, focus groups, and why they think celebrity lines tend to fizzle out.
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Sarah Jessica Parker: I Have Gray Hair. Please Stop Saying It Makes...

The actor opens up about the most puzzling parts of the aging conversation.
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My IVF Experience Didn’t End With a Baby

One woman’s story of what happens when you don’t get the miracle.
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Gabrielle Union Is Both Menopausal and F***able, Thank You Very Much

Trigger warning: This article includes mentions of rape, depression, and suicidal ideation. If you’re experiencing thoughts of suicide, you can call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 988, 24 hours a day. Gabrielle Union and I are talking about our periods — specifically, what happens to them in perimenopause. “They’re coming every two or three weeks,” I say. “No one warns you this is going to happen.” “And no one tells you what’s going to come out,” she says. “Like golf balls.” Sh…
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“I Went Through Menopause at 29”

Most women experience menopause — defined as 12 months without a period — between 40 and 58, with the average age of onset at 51. Perimenopause, the transition to menopause, lasts for up to 10 years before that. But middle-aged women aren’t the only ones contending with the hot flashes and mood swings and skin changes that often come with fluctuating estrogen levels. Menopause can come earlier — much, much earlier — for women with medical conditions that are treated with ovarian suppression. One…
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Elemis Pro-Collagen Marine Cream Gives Me Silky Skin Overnight

It wears well under sunscreen and makeup during the daytime, too. Allure’s executive beauty director Jenny Bailly reviews the gel-cream moisturizer.
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Brooke Shields Says "F*ck You" to "Aging Gracefully"

“People will say, ‘Oh, you’re still beautiful!’ What do you mean still? Or, to my kids, ‘Your mother used to be so beautiful,’” says Shields, who just turned 59. “Excuse me?” Although she really doesn’t take it personally. “It’s about them,” she says. “It’s about when they were younger and they experienced me. It’s a very interesting psychological thing that happens to people. I’m not allowed to age, because what does that do to them? It makes them exponentially that much older.” All of Gen X ex…
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My Husband Gave Me a Facelift

Neda became a family medicine doctor; Amir is a plastic surgeon. Earlier this year, a few months shy of their 26th wedding anniversary, Neda decided she wanted to get a facelift. And there was no question in her mind who would perform the surgery. “I didn’t want to go to him just because he was my husband, but I felt like I was in the unique situation of living with the best choice,” Neda says. “I don’t think I would’ve had the guts to do it with someone else.” Amir agreed there wasn’t a better…