They say the most successful entrepreneurs are the ones who solve problems that they themselves face. When Tutuwa Ahwoi left her native Ghana to study in Paris, she started suffering from serious skin issues. The climate was new to her body and the products she had access to were not natural. “My skin was just like, No!”, Ahwoi remembers. She missed her local skin products. Pure shea butter and black soap, staples across West Africa, were near impossible to find in Western Eu

Beauty editors and writers are used to getting late-night (or early-morning or literally 24-hours-a-day) texts with zero context and burning questions. No, we don't mean of the "U up?" variety. These inquiries are about skin freak-outs, product recommendations and makeup mishaps... and we've seen 'em all. With that in mind, we welcome you to our series, "Fashionista Beauty Helpline," where we address the beauty questions we get asked most frequently — and run them by experts

This holiday season, celebrities have been stepping out at their respective parties in ensembles that are festive and on-theme, but decidedly very fashion too. (No ugly Christmas sweaters in sight.) Just yesterday, Kylie Jenner opted for a sexy winter white look that had just a touch of feathers, nodding to the popular plumage that so often dominates holiday bashes. Now, Beyoncé is bringing the high-glamour. The singer posted a series of Instagrams last night that showcased a