Jenny Jin is a Beauty Director with a diverse writing portfolio, including work for PureWow, Forbes, AOL, and Inc. Her expertise lies in the beauty industry, where she covers trends, product reviews, and expert advice. Jenny's articles provide readers with valuable insights and recommendations to enhance their beauty routines.
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Jenny Jin's focus is predominantly on the beauty and fashion industry, with a notable emphasis on promotional deals, how-to guides, gift guides, and reviews. To effectively reach out to her, consider providing pitches that offer exclusive insights into new beauty or fashion products or trends. Furthermore, if you have expertise in creating engaging how-to content related to skincare, makeup application techniques, or haircare routines that align with current trends in the industry.
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By: Jenny Jin
If you have super soft, slippery hair that doesn't have much volume to it, you likely have fine hair.
By: Jenny Jin
If given the choice between a traditional that I have to dip my finger into repeatedly and a quick undereye stick I can just swipe, the stick just makes more sense to me.
By: Jenny Jin
Over the years of being a beauty editor, I've had the privilege of getting my hair done by some of the fanciest and most famous stylists to the stars.
By: Jenny Jin
Over the years of being a beauty editor, I’ve had the privilege of getting my hair done by some of the fanciest and most famous stylists to the stars. As you might expect, some of them were great; others were surprisingly underwhelming! But the very *best* haircut I’ve ever had was in Seoul last summer. I found this stylist randomly on Naver (aka the Google of Korea). She had no Instagram following, accolades or press clips to her name, but she had availability in her schedule, so I booked an ap
Not to be a bummer, but most “hair growth shampoos,” won't cause new growth on their own.
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By: Jenny Jin
Seoul locals are masters at stylish layering, and an American travel writer living in Korea rounded up the top 15 looks she’s seeing on the streets. From cozy collared sweaters and wool coats to wide-leg pants and Adidas sneakers, these Korean fashion travel essentials will help you dress like a local — starting at $40
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By: Jenny Jin
Hairstylists often say that one of the telltale signs you're ready for a change is when you keep putting your hair up in a ponytail . Day after
By: Jenny Jin
Hairstylists often say that one of the telltale signs you’re ready for a change is when you keep putting your hair up in a ponytail. Day after day, pony after pony, with no desire to style it in any which way. Just bored, bored, bored with it all. That’s how I felt after a year of no new haircuts or color. In early 2020, I had a shoulder-skimming lob and fresh fringe; by the summer of 2021, my hair reached my mid-back and my bangs had become long layers. I was ready for a change, but not ready f
My holiday checklist consists of choosing the right outfit hairstyle and, of course, a festive manicure.
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