To dare to disturb the universe with an original, strong, beautiful, smart, funny, and fun beauty and health site.

Daring because it’s created and written by An Actual Journalist with world-class medical, beauty, and journalist advisors.

Universal because we’re connecting real beauty and health information with real women and girls who care about those things as much as we do.

As for our name, More Lovely. It was inspired by Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18: 

 

Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?

Thou art more lovely…

In our context, this means you were born lovely. So you’re already lovely. And you can be more with the right guidance, experts, and products.

Let us go then, you and I.

Stuff My Stocking VII

Stuff My Stocking VII

By: Gigi Anders

Festivus feet need demand attention. Our goals are soles as tender as pounded veal cutlets and perfectly pedicured toenails.

To get there, we begin with Bliss Foot Patrol Cream ($18). Its three-pronged arsenal includes alpha hydroxy and salicylic acids to slough away dry, dead skin cells; whole leaf aloe to soften hard skin and clear away cuticles; and Festivus-appropriate cooling peppermint to stimulate and refresh tired toes. Use it every day after bathing.

Then comes Twinkle Toes Time. Yay! Zoya’s Enchanted Full Collection Sampler ($60), a gorgeous sextet of four “PixieDust” hues and two holographics.  

The PixieDusts include: Elphie, a true  emerald with a sugary green sparkle in the exclusive Zoya PixieDust Matte Sparkle formula (sounds paradoxical but trust me, it’s beautiful); Lorna, a deep, rich raspberry shot with a sugary sparkle; Alice, a violetty-lavendery hue with magenta and blue sparkles; and Waverly, a brilliantly intense sapphire with blue sparkles. For classic shine with a different kind of finish, there’s Olivera, a color-flip metallic with an indigo base and a green and purple shift (to die for, but then again, they all are); and Saint, another color-flip metallic, this one with a periwinkle base and magenta shift.

Devastating. This set will be hard to give away, so you may want to buy two. Or three. (Sorry. I know I’m a pusher. But these are freakin’ fantabulous.)  

Stuff My Stocking VIII

Stuff My Stocking VIII

Stuff My Stocking VI

Stuff My Stocking VI