Martha here, senior commerce writer and resident sales girl. If you’ve been following our weekly guides or major sales moments, you’ve been getting my hand-selected recs. So I thought it was time to ...
Just because you’re on a tight budget doesn’t mean you can’t give gorgeous, long-lasting gifts they’ll love. We’ve found some hidden gems that will spread holiday cheer, all at under $50. A pair of ...
Skimm'd by Jamie Feldman and Melissa Goldberg. While Instagram and the grocery store might have you think otherwise, pumpkin and apple aren’t the only fall flavors on Earth. Case in point: My Baking ...
If Pachinko was an easy five stars for you, great news: Min Jin Lee is back with her latest multigenerational family epic. American Hagwon centers on the Kohs, a Korean family who — devastated by the ...
Margo and Caroline, Skimm Reads editors, here. Caroline’s been in the thick of Summerween since about June (who can blame her), and Margo is finally feeling ready for fall because of how many ...
Thought you’d heard the last of the Big Little Lies moms? Think again. More than a decade after the novel that inspired one of our favorite HBO series, Big Little Lies is getting the sequel treatment.
I feel divided over this sunscreen. I like it for many reasons, but I do find that it dries me out. The whipped texture is soft and easy to spread, and it does provide a good level of coverage. On ...
Between the cost of goods getting more and more expensive, and the Abbey Yung Method going viral, drugstore beauty is having a moment. And while I think that it never really left, it felt like social ...
Skimm'd by Kathryn Watson (originally published by Well + Good). Living through a global pandemic meant spending actual years canceling plans and scrambling schedules to prevent spreading germs to ...
Skimm'd by Maki Yazawa (originally published by Well + Good). Do you ever spend countless hours staring blankly into your fully-stocked fridge, thinking to yourself, there’s just nothing in here to ...
I woke up this morning with two creases between my eyebrows that were so deep, they might as well have been independently memorizing the philosophies of Nietzsche to share at an upcoming dinner party.