Kyle Richards’ Green Silk Blouse at Sutton’s House

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 15 Fashion

As you can see on Kyle’s face, building a dream house can take a lot of work (sorry Sutton). Thankfully building a dream closet doesn’t have to. An easy way to start is by adding a green silk blouse just like Kyle’s to your collection. And a pair of braided mules to match, obviously. Which we conveniently made possible with the Style Stealers below.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

Click Here to Shop Her Vince Silk Blouse

Click Here to Shop it in Pink

Click Here to Shop Her Bottega Veneta Braided Mules

Originally posted at: Kyle Richards’ Green Silk Blouse

There’s nothing more annoying than going to one store thinking you’ll get everything you need, only to have to hit two other places because the first didn’t have it all. Luckily, the CVS Epic Beauty Event features self-care, wellness, skin care, hair care and cosmetics. From August 29 through September 25, you can score ExtraBucks Rewards, as well as Hot Offers each week on cosmetics (the offers change weekly). Shop everything you need for practically any situation, from a house party with the girls (including new makeup) to a post-spin class refresh.

Not only are there four long weeks of sales with rotating options, but you can score even more ExtraBucks the more you buy. Spend $40 on select beauty and wellness products and get $15 in CVS ExtraBucks Rewards. Spend $30 on select beauty and wellness products and get $10 ExtraBucks Rewards. So, whether it’s nail polish for a DIY manicure or new vitamins, the CVS Epic Beauty Event has got you covered both in-store and online.

There are hundreds of items on sale each week but we got you started with some of our faves, below.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. CVS is a STYLECASTER sponsor, however, all products in this article were independently selected by our editors. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Week 1: August 29-September 4

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SheaMoisture Coco Shea Curl Glam Sulfate Free Conditioner for Frizz-Prone Hair

This sulfate- and silicone-free conditioner can be used as a cleansing conditioner and/or dry hair treatment for curls so it’s basically a two-in-one.

Flamingo Women’s 5-blade Razor with Replacement Blade Cartridge

Ashley Graham’s favorite razor features a flexible hinge that glides over knees and curves, helping you get the closest shave ever without nicks. Choose from either the Taro or Rose color options to match your bathroom aesthetic. And don’t forget the shave gel!

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Beauty 360 Sensitive Skin Body Wash

This hypoallergenic body wash is unscented and soap-free — perfect for those with sensitive skin. And even though it’s gentle, it still makes a creamy lather that gives you a deep cleanse.

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L’Oreal Paris Bambi Instant Volume Oversized Eye Washable Mascara

For bold, look-at-me-lashes, this lifting and curling mascara is exactly what you’re looking for. The mix of long and short bristles separates each lash for tons of length and definition.

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Neutrogena Stubborn Marks PM Treatment with Retinol SA

Post-acne marks are no match for this nighttime treatment infused with Retinol SA, a stabilized form of vitamin A.

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Olly Glowing Skin, 50CT

Support hydrated, youthful-looking skin with these hyaluronic acid, collagen and sea buckthorn gummies.

Week 2: September 5-11

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Olay Cleansing & Nourishing Body Wash with Vitamin B3 and Hyaluronic Acid

Why can’t skincare ingredients be in your body products, too? They can with this ultra-nourishing body wash infused with hyaluronic acid to really lock in moisture.

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Miss Jessie’s Jelly Soft Curls

Get ultra-soft, touchable curls with this leave-in styling gel. And there’s no petroleum or sulfates — you know Miss Jessie’s cares about the health of your hair, too.

CoverGirl.

CoverGirl Lash Blast Clean Waterproof Mascara

CoverGirl just launched a waterproof version of its best-selling clean mascara. Hint: we love it.

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Nature’s Bounty Advanced Hair, Skin & Nails Jelly Beans with Biotin, 80 CT

These yummy jelly beans contain 6,000 mcg of biotin to support hair, skin and nails, as well as keratin and vitamins A, C and E.

Week 3: September 12-18

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Maybelline Fit Me Tinted Moisturizer Natural Coverage Face Makeup

The brand’s Fit Me foundation line is a best-seller so it only makes sense a hydrating tinted moisturizer would be up next. This one lets your skin breathe while still covering any imperfections.

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GSQ by GLAMSQUAD Gold Half Moon Claw Clip

Claw clips are back and more fashionable than ever. This one bumps up any casual outfit with ease.

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Essie Nail Polish

Perfect-for-summer shades including Ice Cream and Shout (above) and Air Spun Fun (a pale pink) are on sale at just the right time.

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L’Oreal Paris Revitalift Derm Intensives 2.5% Hyaluronic Acid + Caffeine Eye Serum

This hydrating eye serum contains pure hyaluronic acid and pure caffeine to plump, brighten and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.

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Gaiam Restore Hip Bands

This set of two fabric bands can help you increase your mobility in your legs, hips, glutes and thighs, as well as build muscle. There are two levels of resistance as well as an exercise guide.

Week 4: September 19-25

CVS.

Sun Bum 3-in-1 Leave In

Detangle, condition and protect hair with this 3-in-1 leave-in conditioner. It contains a blend of coconut oil, banana and sunflower seed oil to help control frizz and prevent split ends.

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Revlon So Fierce! Chrome Ink Liquid Eyeliner

Your nighttime glam is pretty much set with this chromatic liquid eyeliner. Available in three shades, the formula easily glides on and provides full color payoff in just one swipe.

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RoC Retinol Correxion Capsules Anti-Aging Night Retinol Face Serum

Reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles with RoC’s retinol-infused serum. Each capsule is sealed for optimal retinol freshness.

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Hydrant HYDRATE Blood Orange, 12 CT

Boost your hydration with a blend of essential electrolytes and real fruit juice powder.

Garcelle Beauvais’ Green Puff Sleeve Jacket

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 15 Fashion

I heard the worst rumor about Garcelle Beauvais’ recently. It was that she might not return to RHOBH due to some inauthentic behaviors *gasp*?! I truly hope this is false because if we’ve learned anything this season it’s that we can’t believe anything until we’ve heard confirmation straight from the source or read it in the LA Times. So I am choosing not to believe it for now.

Something I do believe is that Garcelle has amazing style. As you can see her green puff sleeve jacket is super cute. Unfortunately the rumors about it being sold out are true. But an inside source confirmed that the Style Stealers below are just as cute.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

Click Here to See Her Aje Green Puff Sleeve Jacket

Originally posted at: Garcelle Beauvais’ Green Puff Sleeve Jacket

Usually, it’s the buzzy, brand-new products that go viral on TikTok. But this time, the lipstick on everyone’s lips literally launched decades ago. Clinique Almost Lipstick in Black Honey gained popularity in 1971 when the brand released the no-makeup-makeup color in a pot. Literally 30 years later, folks on TikTok started talking about the tinted balmy color, making it completely sell out. That’s why everyone is searching for Clinique Black Honey lipstick dupes now. And there are some great ones.

The especially cool thing is that Black Honey is back in stock so you can grab the original and/or some of these killer dupes. But first, let’s get to why Clinique’s lipstick is so popular. Black Honey looks pretty dark burgundy in the tube but when applied to the lips, it’s the perfect hint of natural-looking, hydrating color. It truly looks great on all skin tones. The brand really nailed that “your lips but better” vibe way before it became popular.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

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Although $20 isn’t crazy expensive for lipstick, not everyone can or wants to spend that much money. That’s why we’re so excited to see similar shades for less than $9.

Shop some of our faves below, before TikTok sells those out, too.

Burts Bees.

Burts Bees 100% Natural Tinted Lip Balm in Red Dahlia

This cult-favorite lip balm has the perfect hint of sheer, red color. And at this price, you can have one in every bag.

E.L.F.

E.L.F. Sheer Slick Lipstick in Black Cherry

This sheer wash of berry color from E.L.F. is a fave especially because it’s cruelty-free and vegan.

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E.L.F. Hydrating Core Lip Shine Makeup in Ecstatic

Another pretty option from E.L.F. has a vitamin E-infused center for glossy moisture.

Ulta.

Ulta Beauty Collection Gloss Stick in Buggin

Ulta’s in-house line has a shiny berry lipstick that looks a lot like Black Honey when applied.

Undone Beauty.

Undone Beauty Lip Tint in Barely There

This tinted lip balm has a soft, exfoliating applicator to gently remove dry skin.

Traditionally, when you think of “feel-good food,” thoughts of sweet confections, crispity-crunchity fried creations, warm-soft delicate baked goods often come to mind. However, have you ever noticed that, more often than not, after consuming such pleasures your mind is quite satisfied while the body tends to feel a bit sluggish?

Why the Different Reactions?

Consider this: the mouth, where all things are consumed, happens to lie in between the body and the brain. Though all things within the body are controlled by the brain, how food is processed can often have two completely different outcomes.

As soon as something that tastes really good hits our palate, there are numerous chemical reactions and releases taking place on both sides.

The Brain Is Ecstatic

In the brain, we have a release of serotonin, dopamine, and oxytocin (love hormone also stimulated by dark chocolate!) which can create an almost euphoric reaction. This leaves us feeling happy, peaceful, satisfied, and content (primary contributor to food/sugar/carbohydrate addictions).

The Body Disagrees

The reaction that takes place from the mouth down is completely different. Simultaneously, as your favorite “guilty pleasure” is hitting your palate and triggering the brain, it is also triggering the body to prepare for digestion, nutrient absorption, energy replenishment, and energy storage!

Insulin, which is secreted from the pancreas, is the primary hormone responsible for this. Once a rise in blood sugar begins to occur based on what is consumed, the pancreas secretes insulin to begin the process of regulating these levels to prevent organ function abnormalities.

Another function of this hormone is to promote the storage of triglycerides (dietary fats) into adipose tissue (fat storage cells). The most prime environment for this takes place when high amounts of dietary sugars and fats are simultaneously present (think cookies, pie crust, donuts, pizza, lasagna, bread & butter, etc.).

What If You Can “Have Your Cake and Eat It Too”?

Believe it or not, but a daily diet of simple foods in modest portions will give you the best of both worlds. Below are some examples.

Things Which Feel Good to Both the Brain and the Body

• Whole foods consumed in their closest to raw/natural state (roasted/grilled lean proteins, steamed vegetables, raw fruits/berries, raw/lightly roasted nuts & seeds, foods prepared/dressed with cold-pressed oils (extra virgin olive oil, coconut oil), fresh herbs and spices, naturally dried fruits, etc.).
• Balanced meals to include: 60% complex carbohydrate, 25% lean protein, 15% healthy fats, which are modest in calories (no less than 300 and no more than 600*).* Used as a basic guide individual specifics will vary.
• Eating multiple balanced meals daily, no more than 6 and no less than 4 (approx. every 2 ½ – 3 hrs.) keeps energy levels up and blood sugar/insulin levels normalized (prevents dips/spiking).
• Drinking at least 8oz of pure water with each meal. This promotes digestive health and nutrient uptake.

Things Which Feel Good to the Brain But Are Bad to the Body

• High-calorie meals: typically anything over 500–600 total calories – which is very easy to do!
• Meals high in simple carbohydrates/sugars (baked goods, white rice, candy, sugary drinks, etc.): a meal containing more than 8g of simple carbohydrates is considered high in sugar.
• Processed foods; heat & eat foods, fast foods, pre-cooked foods, commercially preserved foods, etc. are all high in chemicals, nitrates, preservatives, flavor enhancers, color additives, etc. and are incredibly difficult for your body to metabolize and greatly inhibit the efficient metabolic function
• Dehydration: you MUST have sufficient water consumed daily for all of your body’s vital systems to operate efficiently (180oz per day for avg. adult). Your body is approximately 60% water and even dehydration of 10% can cause diminished metabolic function, labored digestion, increased cardiovascular demand (thicker blood), loss of energy, and diminished muscle function.
• Addictive substances: Alcohol, tobacco, illicit drugs, some supplements, anything which causes the body to work harder to break down/manage/utilize/metabolize creates stress and limits your energy and ability to burn calories efficiently.

Changing eating habits does not have to be an all-or-nothing proposition, and when you decide to trend toward a healthier way of eating, you do not have to eliminate the decadent things you enjoy.

These just become an occasional treat while you take away the feel-good feelings that come from the empowerment of having full control over what you eat and the energy boost that comes naturally from a naturally simple way of eating!

Which foods make you feel good? Are they good for you? Did you know about the different brain and body reactions to feel-good foods? Do you think you could start eating more healthy? What are you willing to eat less of for better health?