Katy Herman is a Shopping Editor/Manager. She specializes in beauty and fashion, consumer interest, and retail, with a keen focus on topics like Prime Day, shopping trends, and deals and promotions. Katy's work has been featured in HuffPost, BuzzFeed, Bradenton Herald, and Miami Herald.
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Katy Herman's coverage primarily focuses on reviewing and promoting home products, gifts, organization, cleaning, and budget-friendly items. She seems to have a keen interest in featuring household products that are practical, budget-friendly, and receive glowing reviews.
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I bet you didn't THINK you needed a knife specifically for slicing tomatoes. But you do. You really, really do.
Under-$25 goodies you soooo deserve because the year has barely started, and yet... .
Sorry, basic jeans and sweaters, but you're being replaced by metallic midi skirts and funky embroidered jackets.
I've spent the better part of a decade writing about online shopping — so not to toot my own horn, but I think it means something when I'm impressed.
Including whimsical accessories, home decor that'll make guests do a double take, and an air freshener you kinda gotta see to believe.
By: Katy Herman
Whether it was a multi-hour deep clean or a single load of laundry, you def deserve a little treat. 😁
I've always been a believer that accessories make the outfit.
By: Ashley Schumacher, Katy Herman
When Chappell Roan said she was on the stage in her heels, you KNOW it was a pair like these (there's no time for slipping at the Pink Pony Club).
If anyone is able to tell the difference between your $20 tennis bracelet and the real deal, I will be genuinely impressed.
By: Ellie Jane Rudy, Katy Herman
If the reviewers say it's good, you know it is.
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