Khera Alexander

6 days ago | byrdie.com | Khera Alexander

Key Takeaways We put the Tower 28 GetSet Matte Powder Blush to the test after receiving a complimentary sample from the brand. Keep reading for our full product review. With blush still having its moment to shine, I've been taking full advantage. From liquid to cream to powder, there isn't a texture I don't like, and when I learned about the newly released Tower 28 GetSet Matte Powder Blushes, I wanted to know if they stood out from the pack.

1 week ago | byrdie.com | Khera Alexander

Key Takeaways I saw a post on Reddit back in 2017 questioning if blush would ever have its moment to shine. Well, it's safe to say blush has had more than a moment-it's having an entire renaissance. Right now, blush is no longer considered an optional step in your makeup routine; for many of us beauty fans, it is the routine, cementing its role as the main player and star of our entire makeup application. With blush trending, a product that has seen a major resurgence is cheek stains.

1 month ago | womenofinfluence.ca | Khera Alexander |Maricel Joy Dicion

By Khera Alexander“I always knew that I wanted to do my own thing, but I didn’t have the idea,” Emily Hosie says. “I had no idea that it would be a tech company.”As the founder of REBEL (formerly Rebelstork), a rapidly growing consumer tech company tackling the retail returns crisis, Emily has built her success on determination, passion, and a strong foundation in off-price retail — an industry that continues to energize her.

1 month ago | byrdie.com | Khera Alexander

We put the Milani Cosmetics Conceal + Perfect Blur Out Smoothing Primer to the test after receiving a complimentary sample from the brand. Keep reading for our full product review. As a lover of a natural skin look, I'm always open to trying a new product that enhances my skin's health, but I never want to look too shiny or greasy-I want to look fresh.

2 months ago | womenofinfluence.ca | Khera Alexander |Maricel Joy Dicion

By Khera Alexander“From the early age of eight, I told my mother that I was going to go abroad to work with children and youth.”That clarity shaped Stachen Lett-Frederick’s entire career. Growing up in Trinidad & Tobago, her passion for child and youth work only deepened as she got older. But after immigrating to Canada, she saw firsthand how many young people were underserved and vulnerable — and she wanted to be part of the solution.