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Fenty Beauty (by Rihanna aka Robyn Fenty) is supposed to be inclusive of a wide range of skin tones and colors; their foundation line has 40 shades. I recently saw a makeup tutorial where the artist used a single one of these color sticks to do an entire face of makeup: blush, eyeshadow, and lipstick. Although I probably would not be able to pull off one color on my entire face, I think that concept is really cool. I am also not a makeup expert, so I always appreciate when a product is designed to be blended with your fingertips. I could see myself buying one of the bronze-ish ones to use as an eyeshadow and contour stick, or a pinkish one to use as blush and lip color. They are $25 each at Sephora. Match Stix Shimmer Skinstick

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Lately when I’ve been scrolling through Instagram, I’ve noticed that headbands are coming back as weekend-wear. The ones that look most current to me are the ones that have a knot at the top, like this one — and these two on Emily Schuman of Cupcakes and Cashmere. I don’t know that I could successfully pull it off, but they make sense to me on a practical level — keeping your hair back from your face when chasing around a kid. What are your thoughts? Would you wear one of these or should they live and die on the ’gram only? This one is $18 at Anthropologie. Patchwork Twisted Headband

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This hair tie from Banana Republic is an inexpensive and quick way to put a little more polish on a ponytail or bun. With the recent stretch of humidity (i.e., all of August), it is pointless to do my hair. I’m currently trying to grow it out, and having all that hair on my neck makes me feel at least 10 degrees warmer. I think I’d rather roll into work with tied-back hair than be a sweaty, frizzy mess. With this hair tie, it makes the ponytail seems more intentional, and like I’m wearing an extra accessory. For $12.50, it’s less expensive than a necklace or pair of earrings, and I’d probably wear it more frequently. Metal Chain Hair Tie

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