Skincare, but make it budget-friendly. 🙌
out on the shelves, there are few affordable options that really rival what luxury serums and moisturizers have to offer.created such a buzz when it burst onto the scene two years ago. The brand takes a clinical, science-based approach to skin care and specializes in single-ingredient-driven products that deliver targeted results. The best part? Nothing in the brand costs more than $20. In fact, the majority of it clocks in for less than $10.
Now the brand is even more accessible than ever: Just recently the full line, which you could previously shop only on the brand's website, landed in Sephora and Ulta stores across the country. But despite the low price point, The Ordinary can be a little intimidating. The names of the products are all highly scientific , so you're left trying to decipher what the hell azelaic acid does. That’s where we come in.
Our editors went through hundreds of dollars' worth of products from The Ordinary to narrow down what's actually worth adding to your medicine cabinet. Here's what they reported back. All products featured on Glamour are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
How Drunk Elephant Founder Tiffany Masterson Went From Stay-at-Home Mom to Beauty MogulDrunk Elephant is one of the fastest-growing skin-care brands in Sephora's history.
Read more »
Luxury’s Trouble Getting Down With American KidsLuxury brands have done a great job of attracting young Chinese shoppers. Cash-strapped U.S. millennials will be a tougher sell.
Read more »
Jourdan Dunn Reveals the Secrets Behind Her Model Off-Duty GlowThe It Brit walks us through her everyday skin-care and beauty routine, perfect for London Fashion Week.
Read more »
The Skin-Care Pioneer Who’s Obsessed With TypographySasha Plavsic on the importance of being upside down, the catharsis of a good cry, and her prediction for the next nail trend
Read more »
More Than 50% Of Millennials Trying To Incorporate Plant-Based Foods Into Their DietIt’s the diet of the moment. Food brands, restaurants, meal delivery kits, public schools, even presidential candidates are all talking plant-based foods.
Read more »
margaret howell: why go the fastest when you can go the furthest?'Existing outside the churn of designers morphing and mutating into new propositions with every season, Margaret Howell feels more like an ideology than it does a label at this point.'
Read more »