Kate Cartia is a Freelance Shopping Writer at Tinybeans and BuzzFeed. She specializes in the beauty industry, focusing on makeup and skincare, as well as exploring the role of aestheticians and estheticians in the marketplace. Kate's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets, including Tinybeans and BuzzFeed.
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Kate Cartia's coverage primarily focuses on home and lifestyle topics, including fashion, parenting, home organization, beauty, and gift ideas. Her articles often feature promotional deals and gift guides. When reaching out to Kate with pitches or contributions, consider offering product recommendations that align with her themes covered such as unique household items, trendy fashion pieces for parents or kids' products that promote independence.
As she frequently features promotional deals in her articles, providing exclusive discounts or special promotions for the products or services you're pitching may increase your chances of being featured. Additionally, considering the seasonal aspect of some of her content is important when crafting relevant pitches.
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TikTok moms are sharing all the back to school trends—from genius lunch hacks to the most-clicked water bottles. It's #FYP for the classroom.
By: Kate Cartia
Your shopping list called—it says these deals make the cut.
We write about school supplies for a living, so we’ve seen it all. The viral TikTok water bottles. The cutesy lunchboxes that hold one bite of food. The pencils that break if you look at them wrong. So when it’s time to stock up for our own kids, we don’t mess around. From genius name stamps to the only scissors we’ll buy again, these are the best school supplies we’re actually adding to our carts this year.
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It’s officially that time of year when our moisturizers get thicker, our patience gets thinner, and Amazon decides to test our willpower with a beauty sale that basically is self-care. The Amazon Holiday Beauty Event 2025 runs October 20 – November 2, featuring markdowns on skincare, makeup, hair tools, and fragrance from the brands you’d text your group chat about: Dyson, Tatcha, Olaplex, Sunday Riley, and more.
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It came early this year, and there are a ton of deals. Skip the Amazon Prime Day 2026 overwhelm—these are the deals worth adding to cart.
