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Shop All the Glamour Beauty Awards Readers' Choice Makeup Nominees


For the past 16 years, the Glamour Beauty Awards have celebrated the products that have changed our routines forever: conditioners that transform curls, eye creams that reverse time, lipsticks that make us feel ready to take on the world. But if there’s one thing that makes us even more excited to rummage to through thousands of products (yes, thousands, and trust us, we do), it’s hearing the feedback from you.

That’s where our Glamour Beauty Awards Readers’ Choice nominations come in. From foundation to nail polish to fragrance, our editors narrowed down a list of the products you can’t stop talking about, and now we’re asking you to vote on your all-time favorites of the bunch. The polls are open for the next four weeks—click here to cast your votes!—then we’ll tally up the winners. They’ll be announced on March 23, along with the rest of the Glamour Beauty Award honorees.

In the meantime, you can study up on—or shop—all the products up for nomination in our Readers’ Choice makeup category. Check them out, below, then don’t forget to vote.

Best Foundation

Fact: No one wants to hear “your foundation looks so good today.” And that’s where these ace of bases come in. Each act like a filter for your skin to cover redness or dark spots, blur away lines and pores, and they don’t get dry or patchy before 3 P.M. Another non-negotiable? A wide range of shades. These all have over 30—and then some.

BareMinerals Original Foundation SPF 15

BareMinerals

$31

Buy Now

Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Wear Foundation

Lancôme

$47

Buy Now

L’Oréal Paris True Match Super-Blendable Foundation Makeup

L’Oréal Paris

$11

Buy Now

Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation

Giorgio Armani

$64

Buy Now

Fenty Beauty Pro Filt’r Soft Matte Longwear Foundation

Fenty Beauty

$35

Buy Now

Best Powder

Wanted: A powder that doesn’t cake, settle into lines, or make your face look flat. Found: The powders that deliver. Whether you prefer an option that’s pressed (like Burt’s Bees’ compacts), tinted (like Maybelline’s Fit Me), or translucent—like Ilia’s natural formula, Marc Jacobs’ satiny finish, and Laura Mercier’s loose powder, which also comes in a deep translucent shade to prevent white casts—these powders meet all our incredibly tough standards.

Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder

Laura Mercier

$39

Buy Now

Maybelline Fit Me Loose Finishing Powder

Maybelline

$8

Buy Now

Ilia Soft Focus Finishing Powder

Buy Now

Burt’s Bees Mattifying Powder Foundation

Burt’s Bees

$17

Buy Now

Marc Jacobs Beauty Finish-Line Perfecting Coconut Setting Powder

Marc Jacobs Beauty

$44

Buy Now

Best Concealer

For something so basic, finding the perfect concealer can often feel like signing up for every dating app at once: overwhelming. That’s where online reviews can be particularly helpful. These five standouts consistently top best-seller charts and get five-star ratings from shoppers around the country. Charlotte Tilbury and YSL are famed for their lightweight coverage that blurs everything away, while CoverGirl, Maybelline, and Too Faced give full, non-cakey coverage.

Too Faced Born This Way Super Coverage Multi-Use Sculpting Concealer

Too Faced

$29

Buy Now

Charlotte Tilbury Magic Away Concealer

Charlotte Tilbury

$32

Buy Now

CoverGirl TruBlend Undercover Concealer

CoverGirl

$12

Buy Now

YSL Touche Éclat Radiant Touch All-Over Brightening Pen

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Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Eraser Concealer

Maybelline

$10

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Best Primer/Setting Spray

Does primer actually make a difference? It’s a question our beauty team is asked time and time again, to which we always respond, “If you try one of these.” Within the mountains of options, the workhorses below actually make good on their claims to keep your foundation smooth and in place for hours. Still not sold? ABH’s and Urban Decay’s setting sprays have got you.

Bobbi Brown Primer Plus Mattifier

Bobbi Brown

$40

Buy Now

Smashbox The Original Photo Finish Smooth & Blur Primer

Smashbox

$36

Buy Now

Anastasia Beverly Hills Dewy Set Setting Spray

Anastasia Beverly Hills

$26

Buy Now

Urban Decay All Nighter Makeup Setting Spray

Urban Decay

$33

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Best Mascara

Narrowing down a singular mascara as the best is tough task, given that the criteria for what “works” is so intensely personal. But after reading pages of reviews and testing our way through every mascara that lands on our desks, we’re confident these nominees check whatever box is important to you—whether that’s drama, definition, or a formula that won’t smudge under your eyes 10 minutes later.

L’Oréal Paris Voluminous Lash Paradise Mascara

L’Oréal Paris

$11

Buy Now

Maybelline Total Temptation Mascara

Maybelline

$11

Buy Now

Clinique High Impact Mascara

Clinique

$20

Buy Now

Wander Beauty Mile High Club Mascara

Wander Beauty

$26

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Best Lash Serum

Once something you could only get with a prescription, you can now get longer, stronger lashes with a click of a button. Packed with proprietary blends of vitamins, peptides, and amino acids, these treatments go to work to help enhance short lashes and repair any brittleness. Grande Cosmetics has been getting a ton of hype among bloggers, while Meghan Markle herself swears by Revitalash.

Grande Cosmetics GrandeLash-MD Lash Enhancing Serum

Grande Cosmetics

$65

Buy Now

Revitalash Advanced Eyelash Conditioner

Revitalash

$98

Buy Now

Vegamour Vegalash Volumizing Serum

Vegamour

$80

Buy Now

Milk Makeup Kush Growhouse Lash + Brow Serum

Milk Makeup

$48

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Peter Thomas Roth Lashes to Die For Turbo Nighttime Eyelash Treatment

Peter Thomas Roth

$85

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Best Highlighter

A killer highlighter can be the difference between radiant, dewy skin—and, well, a streak of sparkle. These formulas would never. Whether you prefer a creamy texture like Pat McGrath’s balm, a liquid consistency like L’Oréal’s Glotion (it deserves a win just for its name alone), or a classic powder that melts into your skin instead of sit on it (sup, Dior and Fenty), these five are the highlights of all the highlighters out there.

L’Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Glotion Natural Glow Enhancer

L’Oréal Paris

$15

Buy Now

Pat McGrath Labs Skin Fetish Highlighter & Balm Duo

Pat McGrath Labs

$48

Buy Now

Fenty Beauty Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter

Fenty Beauty

$36

Buy Now

e.l.f. Cosmetics Jelly Highlighter

e.l.f. Cosmetics

$6

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Dior Diorskin Nude Luminizer Shimmering Glow Powder

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Best Blush

One of the most severely underrated products in our humble opinion, blush has the ability to completely transform your face. With the right placement and shade, it does the job we all really wanted contour to do—in a much more natural way. It wakes up your complexion, makes cheekbones pop, and can make an intimidating lipstick shade instantly more wearable. Plus, just look at this packaging—it’s fun! Go for a rose palette or a stamp that presses on like a heart, or stick to a tried-and-true fave like Tarte or bareMinerals.

Flower Beauty Flower Pots Blush

Flower Beauty

$9

Buy Now

Tarte Amazonian Clay 12-Hour Blush

Buy Now

BareMinerals Gen Nude Powder Blush

BareMinerals

$24

Buy Now

Kaja Beauty Cheeky Stamp Blendable Blush

Kaja Beauty

$24

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Best Bronzer

Gone are the days when brands tried to pass off three pale shades as bronzer for all. The latest iterations don’t read chalky on dark skin or muddy on pale skin because there are now more colors to choose from. Benefit, for example, recently expanded its reader-beloved Hoola line to include two deep shades and one fairer option, while every Insta-girl will talk your ear off about the magic Drunk Elephant’s D-Bronzi (mix it in your foundation for an instant back-from-vacation glow).

Maybelline New York City Bronzer

Maybelline New York

$10

Buy Now

Benefit Cosmetics Hoola Matte Bronzing Powder

Benefit Cosmetics

$30

Buy Now

Physicians Formula Butter Bronzer

Physicians Formula

$16

Buy Now

Drunk Elephant D-Bronzi Anti-Pollution Sunshine Drops

Drunk Elephant

$36

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Perricone MD No Makeup Bronzer

Perricone MD

$35

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Best Nail Polish

For a nail polish to be one of the best, it has to do more than look great on. It has to be easy to apply (no glops, no streaks). It needs to last for longer than 36 hours. And the colors to choose from have to be good—whether you’re feeling a baby pink or a dark blue. Fortunately, we managed to find five that are up to the task—so all you have to do is pick your favorite.

Sally Hansen Color Therapy Nail Polish

Sally Hansen

$8

Buy Now

Olive & June Nail Polish

Olive & June

$8

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Essie Gel Couture Nail Polish

Essie

$11.50

Buy Now

Smith & Cult Nail Polish

Smith & Cult

$18

Buy Now

Best Lip Color

Ruby Woo. Pillow Talk. Wild Ginger. Some lip colors are so iconic, they’re known alone by sight, number, or name. MAC, Charlotte Tilbury, and Tom Ford most certainly fall into the category of “cult classics,” but don’t sleep on the number of really solid drugstores options that are also coming out. Case in point: one of our editors fell asleep in Maybelline’s SuperStay Matte Ink and woke up to a perfectly precise lip. That’s how long-lasting it is. Whatever way you go here, though, you really can’t go wrong.

Maybelline New York SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick

Maybelline New York

$8

Buy Now

MAC Cosmetics Retro Matte Lipstick

MAC Cosmetics

$19

Buy Now

Tom Ford Lip Color Lipstick

Tom Ford

$55

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Charlotte Tilbury Matte Revolution Lipstick

Charlotte Tilbury

$34

Buy Now

Best Brow Product

Remember when brows were something you just tweezed occasionally—that didn’t have their own full routine? Yeah, us neither. You can thank Cara Delevingne and the surge of pencils, pomades, gels, and powders made specifically to address whatever hyperspecific need you have for that. It’s hard to beat out the cult of Boy Brow (and the fluffy, full look it delivers), but then again the others all landed on best-sellers lists last year, so the competition is stiff (unlike these formulas).

Anastasia Beverly Hills Brow Definer

Anastasia Beverly Hills

$23

Buy Now

CoverGirl Easy Breezy Brow Draw and Fill Brow Tool

CoverGirl

$12

Buy Now

Benefit Cosmetics Gimme Brow Volumizing Eyebrow Gel

Benefit Cosmetics

$24

Buy Now

Glossier Boy Brow

Glossier

$16

Buy Now

Essence Lash & Brow Gel Mascara

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Best Eyeshadow

Is there any makeup product more fun than eyeshadow? Take a look at the colors below and tell us you don’t feel just a little more happy. Kylie Jenner landed a nomination on her packaging alone (the Momager palette, we mean…), while Kim Kardashian’s new KKW formulas stack up with the best of them. Like Tom Ford’s and Huda Beauty’s, all the shades you’ll find here are rich, buttery, with intensely beautiful color payoff. In other words: They’re what your Friday night is missing.

KKW Beauty Classic Eyeshadow Palette

KKW Beauty

$45

Buy Now

Huda Beauty The New Nude Eyeshadow Palette

Huda Beauty

$65

Buy Now

Tom Ford Eye Color Quad Eyeshadow Palette

Tom Ford

$88

Buy Now

Stila Glitter & Glow Liquid Eye Shadow

Buy Now

Kylie Cosmetics Momager Kit

Kylie Cosmetics

$49

Buy Now

Best Eyeliner

We’ll get right to the point: A great eyeliner needs to be sharp, easy to apply, and survive a day of staring at a screen (or a sweaty night out). That’s where these overachievers come in. Even the drugstore steals are worthy enough to make it on the red carpet, like last year’s Beauty Award winner. “I love that this is long-wearing and smudge-proof,” says celebrity makeup artist Kira Nasrat says of Revlon’s Colorstay. “It’s an essential for the red carpet, especially under those bright lights and long press days!”

Maybelline EyeStudio Master Precise All Day Liquid Eyeliner

Maybelline New York

$5

Buy Now

Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil

Urban Decay

$22

Buy Now

Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner

Marc Jacobs

$26

Buy Now

Sephora Collection Fine Line Felt Tip Eyeliner

Sephora

$14

Buy Now

Best Eyelash Curler

Eyelash curlers are the unsung heroes of our makeup bags. When you have little time or energy for anything more than the bare minimum, they can make all the difference. The same goes for when you’re doing a full face of makeup. One quick squeeze can make your eyes look bigger and brighter in an instant. Looking for the curlers that won’t pinch or tug? We found them.

Tweezerman Classic Lash Curler

Tweezerman

$13.50

Buy Now

Kevyn Aucoin The Eyelash Curler

Kevyn Aucoin

$21

Buy Now

Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler

Shu Uemura

$23

Buy Now

Japonesque Extreme Eyelash Curler

Japonesque

$10

Buy Now

Shiseido Eyelash Curler

Shiseido

$22

Buy Now

Best Fake Eyelashes

When mascara or a lash curler just won’t cut it, there’s falsies—and the latest versions look anything but. With genius innovations like at-home extensions and easy-to-apply magnetic closures (which, naturally, took home Beauty Awards wins last year), getting full, thick, dramatic lashes have never been simpler.

Lashify The Lashify Control Kit

Lashify

$145

Buy Now

Kiss Lash Couture LuXtension

Buy Now

Anastasia Beverly Hills Norvina False Lashes

Anastasia Beverly Hills

$12

Buy Now

Huda Beauty Classic False Lashes

Huda Beauty

$20

Buy Now

Best Natural Makeup Product

In recent years there’s been a seismic shift in our collective beauty consciousness—we’re scanning ingredient lists, hunting for organic alternatives, and prioritizing sustainable packaging more than ever before. All that is to say that clean makeup is better than its ever been, as evidenced by this list. We brought back three of last year’s Beauty Awards winners due to the overwhelming love they received, plus added two new faves to the list. If you’re looking to clean up your routine, this is a great place to start.

Kosas 10-Second Liquid Eyeshadow

Buy Now

RMS Beauty Living Luminizer

RMS Beauty

$38

Buy Now

Beautycounter Sheer Lipstick

Beautycounter

$32

Buy Now

Honest Beauty Lip Crayon

Honest Beauty

$13

Buy Now

Check out all the hair and skin care products that were nominated for our 2020 Readers’ Choice awards, then cast your vote for your favorites here.



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Shop All the 'Glamour' Beauty Awards Readers' Choice Skin-Care Nominees


For the past 16 years, the Glamour Beauty Awards have celebrated the products that have changed our routines forever: conditioners that transform curls, eye creams that reverse time, lipsticks that make us feel ready to take on the world. But if there’s one thing that makes us even more excited to rummage to through thousands of products (yes, thousands, and trust us, we do), it’s hearing the feedback from you.

That’s where our Glamour Beauty Awards Readers’ Choice nominations come in. From foundation to nail polish to fragrance, our editors narrowed down a list of the products you can’t stop talking about, and now we’re asking you to vote on your all-time favorites of the bunch. The polls are open for the next four weeks—click here to cast your votes!—then we’ll tally up the winners. They’ll be announced on March 23, along with the rest of the Glamour Beauty Award honorees.

In the meantime, you can study up on—or shop—all the products up for nomination in our Readers’ Choice skin care category. Check them out, below, then don’t forget to vote.

Best Cleanser

Wanted: A cleanser that easily removes makeup—no elbow grease necessary—without leaving skin feeling tight or squeaky clean. We’ve found that these deliver every single time. In fact, the Cetaphil wipes wowed the judges in last year’s Beauty Awards. “I travel all the time, and these wipes make it easy to remove my makeup quickly and effectively,” said celebrity hairstylist Sarah Potempa.

CeraVe Foaming Facial Cleanser

Ulta

$14.99

Buy Now

Cetaphil Gentle Makeup Removing Wipes

Buy Now

Clinique Take The Day Off Cleansing Balm

Buy Now

Garnier SkinActive Micellar Cleansing Water

Buy Now

Neutrogena Makeup Remover Cleansing Towelettes

Buy Now

Best Essence

For years, essences and toners were considered a nice-to-have product, but these have been upgraded to absolutely necessity—mostly because they can make all the difference in your skin. “I was hesitant to buy it because it’s pricey, but it’s done wonders for my cystic-acne-prone skin,” said reader Brianna Arrighi about the SK-II Facial Essence, which is up for a Reader’s Choice award again this year since the fan-fare for it just won’t quit.

SK-II Facial Treatment Essence

Nordstrom

$99

Buy Now

Herbivore Rose Hibiscus Hydrating Mist

Dermstore

$32

Buy Now

Caudalie Vinoperfect Brightening Glycolic Essence

Dermstore

$49

Buy Now

Bioré Witch Hazel Pore Clarifying Toner

Buy Now

Best Acne Treatment

Nothing ruins a good day quite like a budding breakout or a single big zit, which is why acne treatments are so essential. And these days, there are more than ever to choose from, including salicylic acid-packed pimple patches and spot treatments designed to take down even cystic pimples. These are best for taking skin from congested to clear.

Clean & Clear Advantage Acne Spot Treatment

Amazon

$6.47

Buy Now

Differin Adapalene Gel 0.1% Acne Treatment

Amazon

$14.99

Buy Now

Paula’s Choice CLEAR Regular Strength Daily Skin Clearing Treatment

Paula’s Choice

$18

Buy Now

Renée Rouleau Anti Bump Solution

Renée Rouleau

$49.50

Buy Now

Best Exfoliant

Dull, flaky skin has nothing on these exfoliators, which strike the ideal balance between effective and gentle. And Drunk Elephant’s BabyFacial, which won a Reader’s Choice award last year, is back again for seconds. “It takes away dull and dry skin and brings out a natural healthy glow,” said reader Samantha Crompton. But with cult-favorites like Tatcha’s The Rice Polish (which counts Meghan Markle as a fan) and Dr. Dennis Gross’s signature peel pads (which top makeup artists swear by), it’s going to be a tight race.

Tatcha The Rice Polish Foaming Enzyme Powder

Buy Now

Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Alpha Beta Universal Daily Peel

Dermstore

$88

Buy Now

Drunk Elephant T.L.C. Sukari Babyfacial 25% AHA + 2% BHA Mask

Sephora

$80

Buy Now

Sunday Riley Good Genes All-In-One Lactic Acid Treatment

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Best Antiaging Serum

Since the fountain of youth doesn’t seem like it’s going to reveal itself anytime soon, opt for the next best thing: Serums packed with reparative and protective ingredients, such as probiotics in Lancôme Advanced Génifique and key peptides in Olay Regenerist to firm and smooth skin. These cover a wide range of budgets without skimping on the results—win-win.

Clarins Double Serum Complete Age Control Concentrate

Buy Now

Joanna Vargas Daily Serum

Dermstore

$85

Buy Now

La Prairie Anti Aging Rapid Response Booster Gel Serum

Nordstrom

$330

Buy Now

Lancôme Advanced Génifique Youth Activating Serum

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Olay Regenerist Regenerating Serum

Olay

$25.12

Buy Now

Best Hyaluronic Acid Serum

We all know and love hyaluronic acid, the moisturizing molecule beloved for its ability to hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water. That’s why entire serums are based on the stuff, with L’Oréal selling a bottle of Revitalift every minute (!) and Eminence Organics pairing its with a light exfoliant. These powerful hydrators all offer something a little different.

The Ordinary Hyaluronic Acid 2% + B5

Buy Now

SkinMedica HA5 Rejuvenating Hydrator

Dermstore

$120

Buy Now

L’Oreal Revitalift Derm Intensives 1.5% Pure Hyaluronic Acid Serum

Ulta

$29.99

Buy Now

Eminence Organics Strawberry Rhubarb Hyaluronic Serum

Dermstore

$48

Buy Now

Dr. Barbara Sturm Hyaluronic Serum

Nordstrom

$300

Buy Now

Best Vitamin C Serum

Vitamin C can brighten skin, even out skin tone, and even stimulate collagen production—all good things. The downside? It can break down super-fast, which is why the formula really matters for these serums. With perennial favorites, like InstaNatural Vitamin C (one of the top-selling serums on Amazon), and newcomers like Glow Recipe’s pineapple-infused serum, you’ll get only the perks.

Sunday Riley C.E.O. 15% Vitamin C Serum

Dermstore

$85

Buy Now

SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic

Dermstore

$166

Buy Now

InstaNatural Vitamin C Serum

Amazon

$17.97

Buy Now

Glow Recipe Pineapple Glow Serum

Sephora

$49

Buy Now

Elizabeth Arden Vitamin C Ceramide Capsules

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Best Retinol Product

If there’s one thing all derms agree on—behind sunscreen, maybe—it’s retinol. This form of vitamin A is an antiaging MVP for its ability to renew skin cell turnover and stimulate collagen production, leading to a decrease in wrinkles and breakouts alike. These are as powerful as you’ll get without a prescription—across a range of price points.

CeraVe Resurfacing Retinol Serum

Ulta

$19.99

Buy Now

Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Regenerating Cream

Ulta

$27.99

Buy Now

RoC Retinol Correxion Deep Wrinkle Anti-Aging Retinol Night Cream

Ulta

$24.99

Buy Now

Shani Darden Retinol Reform Serum

Shani Darden

$95

Buy Now

Skinceuticals Retinol 1.0 Night Cream

Dermstore

$88

Buy Now

Best Moisturizer

Most moisturizers, well, moisturize, but really good ones can transform. Take 2019’s Best Moisturizer winner, Augustinus Bader The Cream, which is one of five above-and-beyond formulas. “My skin tone became perceptibly more even and subtly glowy; my post-breakout dark spots faded faster. My skin texture even felt bouncier and smoother,” said writer Sarah Wu of its effects in her review. Its price, of course, isn’t for everyone, and that’s where these other top-sellers come in. The only hard part is choosing.

Augustinus Bader The Cream

Violet Grey

$265

Buy Now

CeraVe Moisturizing Cream

Amazon

$18.99

Buy Now

Clinique Moisture Surge 72-Hour Auto-Replenishing Hydrator

Buy Now

St. Ives Hydrating Daily Face Moisturizer in Avocado

St. Ives

$5.99

Buy Now

Best Eye Cream

Even if you’re one of those unicorns who can sleep for eight sweet, uninterrupted hours, aging is very much a democratic process that’s going to get every last one of us—which is all to say that a great eye cream certainly doesn’t hurt. Burt’s Bees gets a jump on wrinkles with bakuchiol, a plant-derived retinol alternative, while Lina Hanson’s antioxidant-packed formula (a 2019 Natural Beauty winner) comes back for round two.

Sunday Riley Auto Correct Brightening and Depuffing Eye Contour Cream

Dermstore

$65

Buy Now

Ole Henriksen Banana Bright Eye Crème

Sephora

$39

Buy Now

Lina Hanson Global Treasures Eye & Neck Balm

Violet Grey

$105

Buy Now

GlamGlow BRIGHTEYES™ Illuminating Anti-Fatigue Eye Cream

Sephora

$39

Buy Now

Burt’s Bees Renewal Firming Eye Cream

Target

$19.99

Buy Now

Best Face Mask

What’s Romeo without Juliet, Lucy without Ethel, and (gasp) Netflix without a good face mask? Face masks are like a welcome reset for your skin, delivering more moisture or better exfoliation than your average, everyday formula. With charcoal, hyaluronic acid, and pore-clearing clay to choose from, it’s going to be a nail-biter.

Yes To Tomatoes Charcoal Detoxifying Paper Mask

Walmart

$2.50

Buy Now

Wander Beauty Baggage Claim Gold Eye Masks

Nordstrom

$25

Buy Now

Tatcha Violet-C Vitamin C Radiance Mask

Buy Now

Peach & Lily Pore Proof Perfecting Clay Mask

Buy Now

Glow Recipe Watermelon + AHA Glow Sleeping Mask

Sephora

$45

Buy Now

Best Lip Treatment

Your lips don’t have the plentiful oil glands that the rest of your face does, so they need a little TLC year-round (not just when they’re visibly chapped). These ultra-nourishing balms are brimming with hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, and more to keep them healthy, soft, and plump.

Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask

Sephora

$20

Buy Now

Nars Afterglow Lip Balm

Nordstrom

$28

Buy Now

Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Lip Treatment

Amazon

$7.12

Buy Now

PCA Skin Hyaluronic Acid Lip Booster

Dermstore

$45

Buy Now

Best Sunscreen

Chalky? Greasy? Not anymore. These sunscreens have repaired the reputation of this essential product, which is your number-one defense against signs of aging. Elta MD’s is a favorite among derms, while REN’s gives a mineral option that doesn’t leave a white cast. They’re so good, you’ll actually want to slather them on.

bareMinerals Complexion Rescue Defense Radiant Protective Veil SPF 30

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Biossance Squalane + Mineral SPF 45

Sephora

$39

Buy Now

EltaMD UV Daily Broad-Spectrum SPF 40

Dermstore

$28.50

Buy Now

La Roche-Posay Anthelios 60 Cooling Water-Lotion

Amazon

$35.99

Buy Now

REN Clean Skincare Clean Screen Mineral SPF 30

Dermstore

$38

Buy Now

Best Natural Skin Care Product

Natural skin care products used to be the sort of crunchy, inelegant formulas that only might work. That’s no longer the case, as the all-stars in this category prove. With luxurious facial oils and a True Botanicals serum so good that Olivia Wilde swears by it, you can’t go wrong with these.

Herbivore Botanicals Lapis Facial Oil

Dermstore

$72

Buy Now

Kjaer Weis Facial Oil

The Detox Market

$225

Buy Now

Seed Phytonutrients Body Moisturizer

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True Botanicals Renew Repair Serum

True Botanicals

$140

Buy Now

Vintner’s Daughter Active Botanical Serum

Nordstrom

$185

Buy Now

Best Skin Care Tool

From cleansing to tightening, skincare tools can supplement every step of your routine. Take the Clarisonic, which won a 2019 Reader’s Choice award. “It has changed my complexion dramatically. I no longer break out and always have smooth skin,” says reader Lauleh Aslani. Meanwhile, NuFace upped the ante by putting microcurrent power in your hands. These are the ones we would never stop using.

NuFace Mini Facial Toning Device

Buy Now

Jillian Dempsey Gold Sculpting Bar

Violet Grey

$195

Buy Now

Clarisonic Mia Smart Cleansing Brush

Buy Now

BeautyBio GloPRO Microneedling Facial Regeneration Tool

Nordstrom

$199

Buy Now

Best Razor

Not all razors are created equal, and this lineup is proof of that. Venus’ is a boon for anyone with so-dry-it’s-itchy skin, while Flamingo’s luxe design includes a five-blade cartridge with rounded edges to easily glide around curves and bumps. Wherever and however you choose to shave, these razors have got you.

Billie Starter Kit

My Billie

$9

Buy Now

Dollar Shave Club

Dollar Shave Club

$10

Buy Now

Gillette Venus Sensitive Razor

Amazon

$12.97

Buy Now

Schick Intuition f.a.b. Razor

Amazon

$4.12

Buy Now

Best Body Lotion

For a body lotion to be one of the best, it has to do more than moisturize. It has to soothe. It should repair and renew. It’s got to put dry, flaky skin into retirement. And it has to do all of that without feeling greasy or sticky for the next hour. Fortunately, we managed to find five that check off the boxes—so all you have to do is pick your favorite.

Aveeno Cracked Skin Relief Cica Ointment

Amazon

$7.61

Buy Now

Eucerin Roughness Relief Lotion

Amazon

$9.97

Buy Now

Jergens Natural Glow Daily Moisturizer

Ulta

$10.99

Buy Now

Kiehl’s Creme de Corp Nourishing Dry Body Oil

Buy Now

Sol de Janeiro Brazilian Bum Bum Cream

Dermstore

$45

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Best Body Wash

A great body wash or scrub can turn your shower into a mini meditation, cleansing and softening skin in equal measure, and these offer no less. The Right to Shower upgrades mornings with a cheerful citrus scent (and puts profits toward organizations that provide shower access to Americans experiencing homelessness), while The Seaweed Co. offers a deep clean with clay and seaweed. With picks like these, your average bar of soap is going to be obsolete soon.

Dove Shower Foam Deep Moisture Foaming Body Wash

Target

$5.99

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St. Ives Soothing Oatmeal & Shea Body Wash

Target

$3.99

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The Right to Shower Joy Body Wash

Amazon

$11.99

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The Seaweed Bath Co. Exfoliating Detox Scrub

Amazon

$14.99

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Olay Ultra Moisture Shea Butter Body Wash

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Best Deodorant

It’s hard for a deodorant to be standout—they’re more function than form, TBH—but these five get pretty close. Dove deodorant, a 2019 Beauty Award winner, got raves from Potempa, who said, “I love this deodorant! It feels refreshing and offers a cool sensation thanks to the infusion of cucumber.” Meanwhile, Megababe’s sold out in minutes and drew a 13,000-person waiting list—a deodorant, people. Consider it a lesson not to underestimate the underarms.

Secret Clinical Strength Invisible Solid

Amazon

$11.97

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Schmidt’s Natural Deodorant in Rose + Vanilla

Amazon

$7.98

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Megababe Rosy Pits Daily Deodorant

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Dove 0% Aluminum Deodorant Cucumber and Green Tea

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Degree For Women MotionSense UltraClear Black + White Pure Clean Dry Spray

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Daytime Fragrance

Narciso Rodriguez’s for Her is just one of the classics that never gets old. “Men and women alike always comment when I wear it,” says photographer Elizabeth De La Piedra, who’s worn it for years. With Chloe Nomade, Burberry Blossom, and other office-appropriate scents, they’re enough to make a statement but won’t clear out your open floor plan or bother a client.

Burberry Her Blossom Eau de Toilette

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Chloé Nomade Eau de Toilette

Nordstrom

$132

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Coach Floral Blush Eau de Parfum

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Gucci Mémoire d’une Odeur Eau de Parfum

Nordstrom

$95

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Narcisco Rodriguez for her Eau de Parfum

Nordstrom

$126

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Nighttime Fragrance

Mysterious. Warm. Nighttime fragrances are the sultry ones of the bunch, better suited to a wine bar than an office. And these don’t disappoint: Nars’s first-ever scent, Audacious, has notes of incense and white musk to make a strong first impression, while Thierry Mugler Angel’s rich, caramel-soaked gourmand is an old-school favorite. There’s no better way to bring out your inner night owl.

Carolina Herrera Good Girl Eau de Parfum

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Dior JOY by Dior Eau de Parfum Intense

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Giorgio Armani Sì Passione Eau de Parfum

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Thierry Mugler Angel Eau de Parfum

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Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb Eau de Parfum

Nordstrom

$65

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Check out all the makeup and hair products that were nominated for our 2020 Readers’ Choice awards, then cast your vote for your favorites here.



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Shop All the Glamour Beauty Awards Readers' Choice Hair Nominees


For the past 16 years, the Glamour Beauty Awards have celebrated the products that have changed our routines forever: conditioners that transform curls, eye creams that reverse time, lipsticks that make us feel ready to take on the world. But if there’s one thing that makes us even more excited to rummage to through thousands of products (yes, thousands, and trust us, we do), it’s hearing the feedback from you.

That’s where our Glamour Beauty Awards Readers’ Choice nominations come in. From foundation to nail polish to fragrance, our editors narrowed down a list of the products you can’t stop talking about, and now we’re asking you to vote on your all-time favorites of the bunch. The polls are open for the next four weeks—click here to cast your votes!—then we’ll tally up the winners. They’ll be announced on March 23, along with the rest of the Glamour Beauty Award honorees.

In the meantime, you can study up on—or shop—all the products up for nomination in our Readers’ Choice hair category. Check them out, below, then don’t forget to vote.

Best Shampoo and Conditioner

Sure, they’re not the most exciting products out there, but like a perfectly brewed cup of coffee, a great shampoo and conditioner can start your day out right. These shampoos (and their conditioning counterparts) are the ones that come up time and time again as the duos that get the job done (“the job” being making your hair look damn freaking good).

DevaCurl Low-Poo Delight Weightless Waves Mild Lather Cleanser

DevaCurl Low-Poo Delight Weightless Waves Mild Lather Cleanser

$46

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Pantene Pro-V Nature Fusion Smoothing Shampoo With Avocado Oil

Pantene Pro-V Nature Fusion Smoothing Shampoo With Avocado Oil

$4.70

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L’Oréal EverPure Moisture Shampoo

L’Oréal EverPure Moisture Shampoo

$7.99

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Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine Shampoo

Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine Shampoo

$4.99

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Herbal Essences Argan Oil of Morocco Repairing Shampoo

Herbal Essences Argan Oil of Morocco Repairing Shampoo

$5.99

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Best Co-Wash

A must for curly girls, co-washes cleanse hair without stripping coils and kinks of their bounce, which is exactly why reader Sasha Bannister loves the DevaCurl No-Poo. “I have 3b curl pattern hair that can be extremely dry and frizzy after a shampoo,” she says. “I switched to DevaCurl No Poo about four years ago, and while it does take a while to get used to the no suds, it’s the first shampoo I’ve found that can cleanse and moisturize my hair.” No surprise it’s looking to reclaim its spot as a Readers’ Choice winner, but it’s got its work cut out for it with so many other faves in this year’s mix.

DevaCurl No-Poo Original Zero Lather Conditioning Cleanser

DevaCurl No-Poo Original Zero Lather Conditioning Cleanser

$46

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Aussie Miracle Curls Co-Wash

Aussie Miracle Curls Co-Wash

$16.59

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CurlyWorld Terms & Conditions All Inclusive Conditioner

CurlyWorld Terms & Conditions All Inclusive Conditioner

$34

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Mizani True Textures Cream Cleansing Conditioner

Mizani True Textures Cream Cleansing Conditioner

$24

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Carol’s Daughter Hair Milk Cleansing Conditioner

Carol’s Daughter Hair Milk Cleansing Conditioner

$10.99

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Best Hair Mask

A good hair mask is the phone-a-friend equivalent of hair care: Slapping one on is an instant lifeline that can bring dull, dry, or heat-damaged hair back from the dead. The following options are the best of the best. Seriously, three of them took home awards for our various hair categories last year (one for straight hair, one for curls and waves, and the last for readers’ choice). Will a newcomer beat them out this year? Well, Briogeo’s hardworking formula repairs stressed-out strands without any sulfates or silicones, while Ouai smells like a fancy L.A. spa.

Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask

Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair! Deep Conditioning Mask

$36

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SheaMoisture Manuka Honey & Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Hair Masque

SheaMoisture Manuka Honey & Mafura Oil Intensive Hydration Hair Masque

$13.49

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Virtue Labs Restorative Treatment Mask

Virtue Labs Restorative Treatment Mask

$66

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Ouai Treatment Masque

Ouai Treatment Masque

$32

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Carol’s Daughter Coco Crème Velvet Cream Hair Mask

Carol’s Daughter Coco Crème Velvet Cream Hair Mask

$11.99

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Best Dry Shampoo

If you’re anything like us—crazy busy, chronically late, a little lazy—dry shampoo is not just a necessity, but an everyday hero when it comes to making it look like you actually showered. These formulas soak up grease in a flash without leaving a chalky residue behind. Klorane and Batiste lean more powdery, Dove and TRESemmé have more of a micro-mist, while Living Proof has oil-eliminating molecules that actually clean your hair.

Batiste Clean & Classic Original Dry Shampoo

Batiste Clean & Classic Original Dry Shampoo

$8.99

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Dove Care Between Washes Invisible Dry Shampoo

Dove Care Between Washes Invisible Dry Shampoo

$4.89

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TRESemme Between Washes Volumizing Dry Shampoo

TRESemme Between Washes Volumizing Dry Shampoo

$2.99

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Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Dry Shampoo

Living Proof Perfect Hair Day Dry Shampoo

$24

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Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk

Klorane Dry Shampoo with Oat Milk

$29

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Best Leave-In

Once considered a curls-only product, the leave-in category has expanded to cater to all types and textures. Briogeo’s lightweight texture makes it ideal for fine hair, while Pattern’s is formulated specifically to give curls and coils the lasting hydration and definition they need. Oh, and did we mention it has Tracee Ellis Ross’s seal of approval? Because she helped make it.

DevaCurl Leave-In Decadence Ultra Moisturizing Leave-In Conditioner

DevaCurl Leave-In Decadence Ultra Moisturizing Leave-In Conditioner

$26

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Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Heat Defense Leave-In

Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Heat Defense Leave-In

$2.99

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Briogeo Farewell Frizz Rosarco Milk Leave-In Conditioning Spray

Briogeo Farewell Frizz Rosarco Milk Leave-In Conditioning Spray

$20

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Pattern Leave-In Conditioner

Pattern Leave-In Conditioner

$25

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Oribe Priming Lotion Leave-In Conditioning Detangler

Oribe Priming Lotion Leave-In Conditioning Detangler

$38

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Best Scalp Treatment

Here’s something we never thought we’d say: Dandruff shampoo is officially chic now. In the past year, scalp treatments went from being an embarrassment we pushed to the back of the shower to the prettily packaged bottles we bragged about—and it’s for the better, since having a clean, hydrated scalp directly relates to healthy hair. Past Beauty Awards winners like Leonor Greyl (which Violet Grey beauty director Maureen Choi calls “the scalp equivalent of an antioxidant serum”) and Head & Shoulders go up against the classics, including Christophe Robin’s scrub literally every hairstylist is obsessed with.

Leonor Greyl Huile Apaisante Soothing Treatment for Sensitive Scalp

Leonor Greyl Huile Apaisante Soothing Treatment for Sensitive Scalp

$48

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Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt

Christophe Robin Cleansing Purifying Scrub with Sea Salt

$53

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Kristin Ess Instant Exfoliating Scalp Scrub

Kristin Ess Instant Exfoliating Scalp Scrub

$14

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Head & Shoulders Exfoliating Scalp Scrub

Head & Shoulders Exfoliating Scalp Scrub

$12

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Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-exfoliating Shampoo

Briogeo Scalp Revival Charcoal + Coconut Oil Micro-exfoliating Shampoo

$42

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Best Texturizer

The quickest way to add a some lived-in cool to your hair is a texturizing spray. A good texturizer should add grit and body without weighing hair down—a hard balance to nail, but these options do. New kid on the block, Sexy Hair Surfrider, has actual moonstones in the formula (to keep your hair shiny, not matte), while perennial top-seller Living Proof gives ample hold and piece-y texture without any crunch. Meanwhile, Joico smells like a day at the beach—and makes your hair look like you’ve been there too.

Bumble and bumble Bb. Thickening Go Big Treatment

Bumble and bumble Bb. Thickening Go Big Treatment

$30

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Living Proof Full Dry Volume Blast

Living Proof Full Dry Volume Blast

$29

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Sexy Hair Healthy Sexy Hair Surfrider Dry Texture Spray

Sexy Hair Healthy Sexy Hair Surfrider Dry Texture Spray

$18.95

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Joico Body Shake Texturizing Finisher

Joico Body Shake Texturizing Finisher

$19.95

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AG Hair Tousled Texture

AG Hair Tousled Texture

$26

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Best Shine Serum

Shine serums do more than what their name implies; they’re the perfect finishing touch to smooth frizz and flyaways in seconds. These picks go above and beyond: John Frieda’s Dry Oil nourishes dry ends with acai and avocado oil, while Paul Mitchell’s Super Skinny Serum uses weightless silicones to stop frizz in its tracks.

John Frieda 2-Day Revival Smoothing Dry Oil

John Frieda 2-Day Revival Smoothing Dry Oil

$8.99

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Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum

Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum

$21

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Leonor Greyl Paris Sérum de Soie Sublimateur Nourishing Hair Serum

Leonor Greyl Paris Sérum de Soie Sublimateur Nourishing Hair Serum

$46

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Kérastase Nutritive Oleo-Relax Hair Oil

Kérastase Nutritive Oleo-Relax Hair Oil

$37

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Bumble and bumble Bb.Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat/UV Protective Primer

Bumble and bumble Bb. Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil Heat/UV Protective Primer

$28

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Best Wave Spray

Even if you’re landlocked you can still get the mermaid waves of your dreams thanks to these easy formulas. While wave sprays traditionally use sea salt to give hair that fresh-out-of-the-ocean vibe (like 2019 Readers’ Choice winner Bumble and bumble), brands like Ouai and Amika have recently brought new innovations to the category with salt-free sprays that mimic the beachy look without the stickiness typically associated with them.

Ouai Wave Spray

Ouai Wave Spray

$26

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Bumble and bumble Surf Spray

Bumble and bumble Surf Spray

$27

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John Frieda Frizz Ease Dream Curls Air Dry Waves Styling Foam

John Frieda Frizz Ease Dream Curls Air Dry Waves Styling Foam

$11.99

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Amika Bushwick Beach No-Salt Wave Spray

Amika Bushwick Beach No-Salt Wave Spray

$25

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O&M Surf Bomb Sea Spray

O&M Surf Bomb Sea Spray

$28

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Best Curl Booster

Gone are the days of taming your curls into submission. These products maximize coils to their full glory. Take, for instance, SheaMoisture’s hair mask, a 2019 Beauty Awards winner and fave of cosmetic chemist Ni’Kita Wilson’s. “The level of moisture and curl definition that it delivered made my hair feel like a million bucks—for less than $20,” she said. Even better? The past few years have seen a surge of new WOC-owned brands that celebrate texture. Among them include Tracee Ellis Ross’s Pattern and Afro-Dominicana founder Lulu Cordero’s Bomba Curls.

SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine Hair Masque

SheaMoisture Coconut & Hibiscus Curl & Shine Hair Masque

$13.49

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Ouidad VitalCurl + Soft Defining Mousse

Ouidad VitalCurl + Soft Defining Mousse

$26

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SGX Frizz-Fighting Nourishing Curl Cream

SGX Frizz-Fighting Nourishing Curl Cream

$9

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Bomba Curls Dominican Forbidden Oil

Bomba Curls Dominican Forbidden Oil

$18

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Pattern Argan Oil Hair Serum

Pattern Argan Oil Hair Serum

$25

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Best Edge Control

When it comes to slicking down baby hairs, laying edges, and sculpting swoops and spirals, an edge control with serious hold but none of the crunch is a must. This year’s competitors include drugstore classics and a brand-new Instagrammable brush that’ll keep your edges firmly in formation.

Pantene Pro-V Gold Series Edge Tamer

Pantene Pro-V Gold Series Edge Tamer

$8.99

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Baby Tress Edge Styler

Baby Tress Edge Styler

$15

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Carol’s Daughter Black Vanilla Edge Control

Carol’s Daughter Black Vanilla Edge Control

$9.49

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Creme of Nature With Argan Oil Perfect Edges Extra Hold

Creme of Nature With Argan Oil Perfect Edges Extra Hold

$6

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Cantu Extra Hold Gel

Cantu Extra Hold Gel

$3.97

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Best Hairspray

The ’80s (and its crispy, crunchy updos) undoubtedly gave hairspray a bad rap, but stiff hair is a thing of the past. These formulas nail the balance of being lightweight, non-sticky, and crunch-free while still keeping styles in place, and then some. Whether you’re looking for an option that’s safer on the planet (meaning aerosol-free) or a price that won’t set you back too much during your next Target run, there’s a little something for everyone.

TRESemmé Tres Two Extra Hold Hair Spray

TRESemmé Tres Two Extra Hold Hair Spray

$5.99

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Nexxus Finishing Mist Hairspray

Nexxus Finishing Mist Hairspray

$13.99

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Dove Style+Care Extra Hold Hairspray

Dove Style+Care Extra Hold Hairspray

$4.88

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Love Beauty and Planet Coconut Milk & White Jasmine Frizz Control Hair Spray

Love Beauty and Planet Coconut Milk & White Jasmine Frizz Control Hair Spray

$4.99

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Redken Triple Pure 32 Hairspray

Redken Triple Pure 32 Hairspray

$24

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At-Home Hair Color

Boxed hair color has come a long way since your last attempt, we promise you. Not only are the off-the-shelf options so much more intuitive to use (like 2019 Beauty Award winner, Clairol, which celebrity hairstylist Takisha Sturdivant-Drew called “gentle” and “vibrant”), but also there’s a whole new slew of customizable kits you can choose from, like Madison Reed’s at-home balayage kit and eSalon’s custom color set. With the latter, for example, you take an online quiz and upload photos of what you want and what your hair looks like now, and the brand will hook you up with a DIY kit that’s individually tailored to your desired look and hair type. The future is here.

Clairol Natural Instincts Semi-Permanent Hair Color

Clairol Natural Instincts Semi-Permanent Hair Color

$7.99

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Madison Reed Light Works Balayage Highlighting Kit

Madison Reed Light Works Balayage Highlighting Kit

$45

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Revlon ColorSilk Beautiful Color

Revlon ColorSilk Beautiful Color

$6.11

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Overtone Coloring Conditioner

Overtone Coloring Conditioner

$29

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eSalon Made for You hair color

eSalon Made for You hair color

$20

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Best Hair-Dryer

At this point the Dyson Supersonic needs no introduction. Since it hit—or, more appropriately, dominated—the scene when it launched four years ago, the $400 dryer has remained steady on the best-seller charts (along with winning a Glamour Beauty Award). It’s back to hold down its Readers’ Choice win, alongside a number of stellar, slightly more affordable options. Curly girls will instantly recognize DevaCurl’s famed dryer (its “hand” diffuser brings curls to life like few others), while anyone who occasionally watches YouTube likely knows about the rabid fanbase Revlon’s brush dryer has. If somehow you’ve yet to try any of them, now’s your chance.

Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

Dyson Supersonic Hair Dryer

$399.99

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Revlon Pro Collection Salon One-Step Straight and Shine XL Heated Brush

Revlon Pro Collection Salon One-Step Straight and Shine XL Heated Brush

$36

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T3 Featherweight Luxe 2I Dryer

T3 Featherweight Luxe 2I Dryer

$250

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DevaCurl DevaDryer & Devafuser Hair-Dryer Set

DevaCurl DevaDryer & Devafuser Hair-Dryer Set

$159

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Kristin Ess Iconic Style Professional Blow-Dryer

Kristin Ess Iconic Style Professional Blow-Dryer

$100

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Best Flat Iron

If you haven’t fired up a straightener since 2009 (for your side bangs, obviously), we’ve got some good news for you. The latest iterations of flat irons straighten hair without damage or drama. In fact, they often go above and beyond, and can curl, smooth frizz, and even condition your hair. Two 2019 Beauty Awards winners—GHD Classic 1″ Styler and Kristin Ess 3-in-One Flat Iron—go head-to-head with three new options.

GHD Classic 1″ Styler

GHD Classic 1″ Styler

$149

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Drybar the Tress Press Digital Styling Iron

Drybar the Tress Press Digital Styling Iron

$150

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T3 SinglePass Luxe 1” Straightening and Styling Iron

T3 SinglePass Luxe 1” Straightening and Styling Iron

$180

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Kristin Ess 3-in-One Flat Iron

Kristin Ess 3-in-One Flat Iron

$80

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Chi Lava Ceramic Hairstyling Iron

Chi Lava Ceramic Hairstyling Iron

$159

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Curling Iron

It’s hard to reinvent the wheel when it comes to a curling iron—you simply wrap your hair around the barrel, right?–but these contenders do just that. Dyson’s innovative Air Wrap (which uses air to curl hair instead of heat) garnered a waitlist of more than 100,000 people (!) after selling out in 2018, while T3’s top-selling style (and Beauty Awards winner!) features a convertible wand so you can create just about any style of curl you want.

Dyson Airwrap Styler

Dyson Airwrap Styler

$549.99

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T3 Cascading Waves Reversed Tapered Barrel Curling Wand

T3 Cascading Waves Reversed Tapered Barrel Curling Wand

$95

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GHD Curve 1″ Classic Curl Iron

GHD Curve 1″ Classic Curl Iron

$199

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The Beachwaver S1 Curling Iron

The Beachwaver S1 Curling Iron

$129

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Hot Tools Curl Bar

Hot Tools Curl Bar

$99.99

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Women and Minorities Outnumber White Men as Democratic House Nominees for the First Time Ever


This year has already been heralded as a year that women have made unprecedented gains when it comes to the number of female candidates leading up the November’s midterm elections.

But the surge isn’t limited to women—there have also been increased numbers of people of color and first-time candidates running. And now that wave has placed white men in the minority for one of the very few times in political history when it comes to Democratic house races, a new analysis from Politico finds.

According to the report, women in the Democratic Party have secured 180 House nominations this election cycle, up from the previous record of 120, according to Rutgers’ Center for American Women and Politics. Additionally, there are 133 nominees of color, and 158 first-time candidates (some of these categories overlap with one another).

A groundswell of women began showing interest in running for office following the 2016 presidential election, and they have made history at all levels of government. Some key records include an all-time high for female governor candidates and U.S. Senate nominees running in a single year.

To add to it all, women have been pulling off stunning wins, particularly in House primaries. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shocked most of the country when she beat 10-term incumbent Joe Crowley in New York’s Fourteenth District and Ayanna Pressley followed suit in Massachusetts when she defeated another 10-term incumbent, Mike Capuano, a surprise to no one watching her political career. These wins bode well for other progressive candidates who represent a buck in the political status quo.

The midterms are still weeks away, so it remains to be seen how increased diversity in the candidate pool will actually affect final races. Women and people of color make up less than 20 percent of lawmakers in the 115th Congress—and that means there’s still so much more room to make the government look reflective of the people it represents.

In a pivotal election year, Glamour is keeping track of the historic number of women running (and voting) in the midterm elections. For more on our latest midterm coverage, visit www.glamour.com/midterms.

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Tuesday's Primaries Lead to Historic Number of Women Nominees for Governor and Congress


Bust out those record books again: As of this week, more women have now won nominations for the House of Representatives than any other time in U.S. history. There’s also a new record for female governor nominees in a single year, and a progressive lawyer from Michigan could become the first Palestinian-American woman in Congress. (The previous record for women nominated for Congress was 167, according to the Center for American Women and Politics.)

Going into Tuesday’s flurry of midterm primaries, 162 women had already been nominated this election year. By the time the polls closed in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Washington, and Ohio, the new record had jumped to 183, according to CAWP data.

On top of that, Democratic primary voters in both Kansas and Michigan chose a woman to go up against male Republicans for November’s governor battle. That brought the national total for the year to 11, CAWP said—beating the previous record of 10 female nominees back in 1994.

And then there’s the story of Rashida Tlaib, a Palestinian-American lawyer and former state legislator set to take a seat long occupied by Rep. John Conyers of Michigan, who was accused of sexual harassment by a former staffer last November.

Glamour is keeping tabs on women’s progress throughout this wild midterm cycle. Here’s your rundown of Tuesday’s most exciting races:

MICHIGAN

In one of the biggest victories of the night, Tlaib fought her way through a crowded Democratic primary for the nomination to succeed former Rep. Conyers.

Tlaib, who calls herself a “mama working for justice, social worker at heart, Detroiter, Palestinian American, proud Muslima,” will run unopposed in November for the House seat Conyers first won in 1964.

After a career during which he helped impeach Nixon and employed Rosa Parks, the 89-year-old Conyers “stepped down in December citing health reasons,” the Associated Press noted, “though several former female staffers had accused him of sexual harassment.”

It’s then maybe a bit karmic that he’ll likely be succeeded by someone who once got arrested at a 2016 event in Detroit which she’s said featured women bombarding then-candidate for President Donald Trump with questions about harassment. While some criticized her arrest as “unbecoming” of an ex-lawmaker, Tlaib later said in a newspaper op-ed, “I believe it is unbecoming of any American to not stand up to Trump’s hate-filled rhetoric and tactics.”

Tlaib, the eldest of 14 kids, defeated five other candidates in the Detroit-area primary—including a great-nephew of Conyers.

Tuesday’s primary also proved Democrats in the Wolverine State also want their next governor to be a woman lawyer, former prosecutor Gretchen Whitmer.

To win the Democratic nomination and the chance to go up against Republican state Attorney General Bill Schuette, Whitmer had to defeat Dr. Abdul El-Sayed. A onetime head of the Detroit Health Department, El-Sayed campaigned with newly minted Democratic socialist superstar Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in his bid to become the nation’s first Muslim-American governor.

As a former state Senate minority leader, Whitmer notes on her website, she publicly told fellow lawmakers of “surviving sexual assault to speak out for all the women they silenced by refusing to hold a single public hearing” — a level of candor widely seen among female contenders in the 2018 election cycle.

Schuette has the backing of Trump in an election that’s testing his campaign-season influence—and could cost his Republican Party control of Congress. So does John James, a businessman and Iraq War veteran who’s now the GOP nominee to unseat incumbent Democratic Sen. Debbie Stabenow, the only Michigan woman ever to hold the office.

KANSAS:

Laura Kelly, a longtime state Senator, ran away with the Democratic nomination for governor in a primary against four male candidates. She had the support of Kathleen Sebelius, the only living former female governor of the Sunflower State and the onetime head of the U.S. Health and Human Services Department.

Kansas is still trying to decide on Kelly’s Republican opponent for November.

It wasn’t immediately clear whether Kelly’s Republican opponent would be current Gov. Jim Colyer or Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, a Trump ally known as a hard-liner on immigration and voter fraud. The Colyer-Kobach primary remained too close to call Wednesday.

The morning after the vote, Sharice Davids, a lawyer and former MMA fighter, won in her bid for the Democratic nomination in House District 3, per a Wednesday AP race call. If she goes all the way, notes the Kansas City Star, she’d be “the first LGBT person to represent the state of Kansas” in Congress.

Davids tweeted that she looked forward to working with her fellow Democrats “to change the face” of Kansas politics.

MISSOURI:

Not every woman in potentially history-making contests got to throw a victory party.

Democrat Cori Bush fell Tuesday in her attempt to become the first woman of color to represent her state in Congress. Bush, a nurse and pastor, was another progressive who ran with the backing of Ocasio-Cortez. In the end, her liberal platform and track record, which included activism tied to police-related shootings in Ferguson, wasn’t enough to score a primary win over Democratic Rep. William Lacy Clay, whose family has controlled the Missouri District 1 seat since 1969.

Incumbent Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill cruised to a primary win, but she could face a tough November challenge from Republican Josh Hawley, the state attorney general—who once reportedly said sex trafficking had become a problem in the U.S. because the “sexual revolution has led to exploitation of women on a scale that we would never have imagined.” McCaskill’s last GOP challenger was then-Rep. Todd Akin, who notoriously blew up that 2012 campaign after claiming women’s bodies somehow prevent pregnancy in cases of “legitimate rape.”

This time, the Republicans may have more fodder to use against McCaskill, who earned herself the nickname “Air Claire” after she copped to using her private plane to fly around Missouri during what was supposed to be a down-home state tour by RV.

WASHINGTON:

According to the Gender Watch 2018 project, the Pacific Northwest brings America its twenty-third woman vs. woman contest for the House: Incumbent Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, head of the House Republican Conference, will go up against Democratic economist Lisa Brown, the former leader of the state Senate.

The state’s race for U.S. Senate will pit incumbent Democrat Maria Cantwell against Republican challenger Susan Hutchison, making it at least the third women-only showdown in the nation for the upper chamber.

Results were still coming in early Wednesday Eastern time, but from federal races on down, there was plenty of chatter about Washington being stirred by a blue wave.

OHIO:

In a historically critical state for presidential elections, the GOP’s Troy Balderson had a slight lead over Democrat Danny O’Connor as of early Wednesday.

Trump made a personal appearance for Balderson in what ended up a cliffhanger of a special election to replace retiring Republican Rep. Pat Tiberi. Plus, both parties dumped money into the race.

In a twist, Twitter dished out gallons of haterade to the Green Party after the vote, with Democrats questioning why liberal Greens couldn’t have joined them to stop Trump’s Ohio pick.

The takeaway: Tuesday’s votes mark a new series of milestones in an election year that’s seen Georgia’s first black woman nominee for governor; Tennessee’s first female nominee for U.S. Senate in 40 years; and New Mexico setting the stage to send a Native American woman to Congress for the first time, among other strides.

It’s not over until November, of course.

To actually become office-holding “firsts,” women candidates have to last. Many face tough races, and their numbers may be whittled down by both general-election losses to men and to other women.

The next big round of multi-state primaries is August 14, with voters hitting the polls in Connecticut, Minnesota, Vermont, and Wisconsin.

Stay tuned!

Celeste Katz is Glamour’s senior politics reporter. Send news tips, questions, and comments to celeste_katz@condenast.com.

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60 Years of Female Nominees at the Grammys in 4 Staggering Charts


The 2018 award season has already been markedly altered by the #MeToo and #TimesUp movements, from actors wearing black at the Golden Globes to the SAG Awards’ decision to have only female presenters. At the Grammy Awards this weekend, the spotlight will shift to the music industry, which has seen its own share of sexual harassment scandals during the past year—from Kesha to Russell Simmons. Musicians, producers, and managers will be wearing white roses on the red carpet to support Time’s Up, and Kesha’s performance will reportedly speak to the #MeToo movement.

Much like the award ceremonies that spotlight the year’s noteworthy performances on the big and small screen, however, there’s a deeper story to be told around how women are represented at the big award shows for music—and there’s no bigger music award, arguably, than a Grammy.

For this awards season we’re eschewing some of the standard fare of previous years—consistent “Best Dressed” roundups, for example—to focus on spotlighting the ways women are changing the entertainment industry, from record-breaking awards to the perspective-shifting performances. We’re also digging into the data behind key categories at all the major award shows. Just how often do women get nominated? And how often do they win? And are we getting better at being truly representative of the people listening to music or watching shows?

Our reasoning is simple: We believe that better representation—in all areas of the entertainment industry—means healthier workplaces and better storytelling.

2018 marks 60 years of Grammy Awards, and we looked at the data in major, gender-neutral categories all the way back to 1959—including Record of the Year, Album of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best New Artist. (Note: Across all of these categories, we excluded groups of more than 10-12—the ensemble cast of a musical, for example, or the various artists that worked on a movie’s soundtrack—totaling 13 exclusions in all since 1959.) It wasn’t an enormous surprise that musicians and songwriters who identify as female are underrepresented here—as they are across other entertainment award stages—but the percentages are truly staggering. In an industry where artists like Cardi B and Taylor Swift have dominated headlines, the lion’s share of the accolades are still consistently awarded to men in these categories.

Across the field, only 21 percent of the nominees since 1959 have been women and only 23 percent of the winners.

Only 24 percent of artists who identify as female have been nominated for Record of the Year, and only 22 percent have been winners.

For Album of the Year, one of the most distinctive awards at the Grammys (not to mention hotly contested: see Beyoncé’s much-discussed snub in 2017), only 20 percent of the nominees have been women and only 21 percent of the winners. There have been 11 years during the Grammys’ 60-year history where no women were even nominated.

Song of the Year, which is awarded to a songwriter (or songwriters), has the fewest female nominees of all the categories we looked at. Only 17 percent of overall nominees were women and only 16 percent of the winners. Since 1959, there have been 14 years where there were zero women nominated in this category.

The Best New Artist category fares slightly better than the others, with 24 percent of the nominees being female and a whopping 32 percent of the winners. (It’s still low, but significantly higher than the others.) This presents a question, however: Why the drop-off from ‘Best New Artist’ to the other categories? Why are women more routinely heralded as promising newcomers, but not necessarily industry heavyweights?

It’s also worth noting that this data presents just a limited window into women’s representation in the overall business and doesn’t factor in the gaping inequality that women of color, for example, face. This limited window, however, does already offer a pretty stark portrait of how far we have to go. The good news is that music—and the entertainment industry broadly—has a long legacy of artists speaking up and getting loud. Change is sure to follow.

You can explore the data in even more detail below, where you can hover over any of the many individual bubbles to see each nominee, male (in gray) or female (in peach), the work for which they were nominated, and the year—all the way back to 1959. You can also filter the data by gender and by winner.

Graphic: Condé Nast Data Visualization

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