Sara Radin

Mar 4, 2025 | healthcentral.com | Sara Radin

In the world of skincare, nothing speaks louder than an empty bottle. The ‘empties’ trend—where skincare connoisseurs share the products they’ve used to the last drop—has taken over Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube (just search #empties to see for yourself). More than just a social media flex, empties are a powerful indicator of what truly works. When someone finishes a product, it usually means they loved it enough to use it consistently.

Feb 14, 2025 | popsugar.com | Sara Radin

HealthMental HealthEmily Elconin/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEmily Elconin/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesGabriela* had been seeing her therapist for approximately four years when she began putting it together that her provider was a Trump supporter. "We had a good conversational relationship, so when I talked about politics and the importance of the upcoming election she would only nod, and make no comment," Gabriela tells PS.

Feb 10, 2025 | i-d.co | Sara Radin

On 31 January after 24 days of burning, the Eaton Fire was finally extinguished – in its wake was a place in both literal and emotional pieces. In Altadena, the Los Angeles area where the majority of the urban destruction took place, families were left with little to nothing. The majority of Altadena’s residents are not white; nearly 18% are Black. Half of the Black-owned or occupied homes in the area were damaged, or destroyed completely.

Jan 28, 2025 | voguebusiness.com | Sara Radin

They’re called the ‘Sephora kids’, and you might’ve seen a gaggle of them out shopping on your recent trip to the cosmetics store. These tweens, mostly equipped with their parents’ cash, love adult brands and products, from $90 Drunk Elephant serums and $30 Rare Beauty blushes to Sol de Janeiro body mists and Laneige lip masks in every colour of the rainbow.

Jan 14, 2025 | dazeddigital.com | Sara Radin

While interviewing young women for her book Pixel Flesh, author Ellen Atlanta began to notice that many of them were displaying signs of an obsessive fixation with their skincare. She met women who timed the application of their products to the millisecond, who wouldn’t go outside during sunlight hours, who taped up their parents’ car windows to avoid UV rays. These young women would become distressed by the idea of not having access to their skincare regimen.