by LUCY WOOD JUN 28, 2018 Say the words "Kylie Jenner," and anyone will instantly think of flawless brows, highlighted cheekbones and of course, the lips. For a long time she kept her highly coveted beauty secrets guarded by a three-headed momager, but then Kylie Cosmetics was born and the rest is history. Nowadays Jenner is forever swatching and sharing the holy grail goodies from her own makeup range but, for the first time, Kylie has talked through her entire beauty routine from start to finish in a new video tutorial for Vogue . Grab a pen and paper because you will want to make notes. As well as spilling cute family stories, like the time Kris Jenner accidentally used black kohl as lip liner on the way to Disneyland, and toying with the prospect of daughter Stormi one day being a beauty guru, Kylie had some valuable makeup hacks to share. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCJ6U7mQmYw&feature=youtu.be Straight out of her beauty bible? Use concealer as eye primer, swap your shadow brushes for a fingertip, bake after your bronzer, and never conceal your forehead. That last one is all very well and good when you have Kylie's flawless skin made from polished, rich-person marble, though. Of course, most of her routine comes straight from Kylie Cosmetics, but there are a few other product name-drops to go straight on your shopping list. Marc Jacobs Fantasy Dew Drops illuminator makes the cut, with Chanel Les Beiges Healthy Glow Sheer Color powder, and Diorshow Blackout Mascara. But honestly, I'm just confused by the fact she puts blush on her chin. This will not look cute on most non-Jenner human beings, FYI.

by CHLOE METZGER JUL 9, 2018 Sooner or later, everything in beauty gets a bad rap (sorry, parabens , makeup wipes , and chunky, early-aughts highlights ). And while whether or not that's warranted could, for the majority of these offenders, be debated for hours, some of them are simply not up for discussion, like sulfate-filled shampoos. As a refresher: Sulfates are crazy-harsh detergents (the same ones found in dish soap) that strip all of the moisture from your hair, leaving it brittle, faded, tangled, and, yes, even oilier. They're old school and totally unnecessary, yet, for whatever reason, they're are still found in the majority of shampoos on the market (don't believe me? Go check how many of your hair products have sodium lauryl sulfate in the ingredients list). If you do find some sulfates in your favorite shampoo and you're not into the idea of damaging your hair for funsies, may I suggest trying one of my favorite sulfate-free shampoos, below? They contain all of the good, hair-hugging ingredients you want, without any of the damaging ingredients your hair doesn't. And yes, I promise they'll still get your hair really, really clean. 1. FOR LIMP, FLAT HAIR Playa Every day Shampoo, $32 Contrary to whatever your brain has been telling you, your flat, fine hair still needs moisture—just really, really lightweight moisture. This low-suds shampoo weightlessly hydrates with coconut water and aloe leaf extract , while also adding a tiny bit of volume thanks to sugar beet extract. 2. FOR BRASSY BRUNETTE HAIR DpHue Cool Brunette Shampoo, $24 If you've ever dyed or highlighted your brown hair, you know how quickly it can take on that dreaded brassiness. Enter: this hydrating shampoo. The gentle formula neutralizes orange hues with a dose of blue pigment (blue is opposite orange on the color wheel, so they cancel each other out). Use a few times a week to keep your hair bright and fresh . 3. FOR FINE, OIL-PRONE HAIR Earth's Nectar Mint Leaves & Tea Tree Shampoo, $22 Trust me—you don't need a heavy-duty, hair-stripping formula to get your greasy scalp clean. And this natural, tea tree oil–infused shampoo proves it by cutting through oils to soothe scalp irritation and banish bad smells , all without leaving your hair feeling like straw. 4. FOR THICK, FRIZZ-PRONE CURLS Briogeo Curl Charisma Rice Amino and Shea Moisture Shampoo, $24 Curly folks, take note: This ultra-moisturizing shampoo uses a blend of natural oils to hydrate and soften dry hair, plus a dose of humidity-fighting tomato ferment to keep curls from shrinking up or frizzing out. 5. FOR DRY HAIR Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser's Invisible Oil Shampoo, $31 If your hair is drier than Melba toast, look for a shampoo filled with lightweight oils—like this best-selling formula—to deeply moisturize your hair and leave it shiny. And don't worry; even though it has "oil" in its title, the formula also has serious sudsing powers that actually break down product buildup and scalp oils without stripping your hair. 6. FOR KINKY CURLS SheaMoisture Curl & Shine Shampoo, $10 Repeat after me: Curls need moisture. And if you're using anything other than a hydrating, sulfate-free shampoo, like this silk protein– and neem oil–infused formula, you're basically asking for breakage, tangles, and damage. 7. FOR COLOR-TREATED HAIR Pureology Hydrate Shampoo, $28 Sure, it's on the pricier side, but then again, it's not your average shampoo. This hydrating formula is basically the queen of all color-safe shampoos. It not only protects your hair from fading, but it also mitigates the inevitable damage that comes with each new dye job. 8. FOR FINE CURLY HAIR Ouidad Superfruit Renewal Clarifying Cream Shampoo, $21 Most curl-specific shampoos are way too rich and heavy for fine curls, which is why I'm obsessed with this cream-based clarifying shampoo from Ouidad. Not only will it keep curls moisturized with a layer of lightweight banana oil , but it'll also give your scalp that "clean" feeling, thanks to the inclusion of clarifying fruit acids. 9. FOR "REGULAR" HAIR Verb Volume Shampoo, $14 Not sure what hair type you have? Go with whatever formula makes you look like you're constantly walking by a wind machine, like this volumizing shampoo from Verb. It uses keratin proteins to amp up limp hair, plus vitamin B5 to hydrate dry ends without weighing them down.