If I could, I would probably change my nail color every other day. I love dark and stormy nails as much as I do brights and neutrals. The trouble is, a good manicure only lasts about two days before the tolls of motherhood show up on my (chipped) tips. And then I just want the fastest, easiest way to make my hands looks neat and not like the baby used my nails as a chew toy.

Behold this uniquely amazing nail treatment from the very cool nail brand RGB. It mimics the look of well-buffed nails: clean and shiny. It’s one easy step—a base, top and “no color” in one coat. Genius. It also contains healthy doses of vitamin E, calcium and biotin. It’s free of formaldehyde, toluene, and camphor, and the brand is also cruelty free.

P.S. The key to a flawless manicure at home.

This Argan oil just might trump them all. It’s light, dries in quickly and can be used head to toe. I’ve been using it like crazy—on my cuticles, on my kids and lightly on my dry hair. My favorite part, though, is that it’s fairly traded and produced by an inspirational women’s cooperative in Morocco.

I really heart Neal’s Yard. Their products are organic, beautifully packaged and well priced. Find them here or at your local Whole Foods.

P.S. I also love their White Tea Facial Mist and organic body scrub.

Congrats! Scarlett Johansson gave birth to a baby girl this week and named her Rose. Alyssa Milano also had a girl, her second child, and named her Elizabella.

Instagram: Jessica Simpson’s shared a sweet photo of her daughter doing her makeup.

How-To: An easy, streamlined cat eye.

Beauty Boost: The supplements that work.

NY Fashion Week: Beauty looks that stole the show.

Haute Hair: All the styles fit to be tried (and tied) seen at Fashion Week.

Question: Are girls easier to raise than boys?

R.I.P.: Joan Rivers. A trailblazer, a devoted mother and grandmother. Her mark on this world is indelible.

As a general rule, I like to keep my clothes and makeup pared down to the essentials—only what I really need and really use. I believe in uniforms and basics and streamlining. For so long, I had just one eyeliner in my kit, a perfect smudgy chocolate brown pencil, but Urban Decay’s Ink for Eyes has been added to my permanent go-to collection because of its perfection at one singular purpose: precisely filling in the lash line. I don’ generally wear a liquid liner “look,” I’m all about a smudgy, smokey eye day or night, but this tiny, skinny pen is perfect for defining the lash line in a bold yet inconspicuous way—a little secret that really opens the eyes in a no-makeup look kind of way.

It’s waterproof, smudge proof and dries instantly. It’s also formulated without parabens, sulfates and phthalates. 

P.S. If you love liquid eyeliner, also check out Benefit’s They’re Real Gel Eyeliner.

This is one of those products borne out of sheer necessity—and a major hole in the market. Obsessed with all things lips, when Sara Happ googled “lip scrub” in 2005, there were NO results in Google. So she cooked up her own. Today, it’s a cult favorite, including my makeup artist crush, Charlotte Tilbury.

I realize that a lip scrub is probably not high on the beauty priority list, but I promise, once you try it, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

This is the delicious pink grapefruit that I love, but I’m also a fan of vanilla bean, brown sugar and peppermint and creme brûlée.