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Can a sip of soup leave you wincing? Is eating ice cream a literal pain for you? If that’s the case, you probably already knew this, but it’s likely that you have sensitive teeth. While there’s plenty of things that can trigger that painful sensation, brushing your teeth shouldn’t be one of them. That’s where the best toothpastes for sensitive teeth come in. They’re designed to fight plaque, whiten and keep your teeth and gums healthy without any aches or pains. Add these best toothpastes for sensitive teeth to your medicine cabinet and you’ll see the difference. 1. Hello Oral Care Sensitivity Relief Toothpaste When Hello hit shelves, they disrupted the oral care space, and the Hello Oral Care Sensitivity Relief Toothpaste is no exception, making it one of the best toothpastes for sensitive teeth. True to the brand, it’s free of all icky ingredients — there’s no peroxide, artificial dyes, colors, flavors, sweeteners, sls/sulfates, parabens, microbeads, triclosan or gluten in this clean...

There are a million skin care products out there to tend to your face. But no matter how many beauty devices, serums and face masks you have in your medicine cabinet, there’s one staple that always needs to deliver and that’s moisturizers. Regardless of your skin type — and yes, that includes oily skin — daily moisturizer is a must for happy, healthy skin. The best facial moisturizers do more than just deliver hydration. From turning back the clock to minimizing pores to strengthening the skin barrier, we’ve rounded up the best facial moisturizers out there. 1. Augustinus Bader The Rich Cream Originally launched in 2018, Augustinus Bader The Rich Cream quickly earned a cult following for its unparalleled results. The formula just got an upgrade a few months ago. It still has the brand’s patented TFC8(r) technology that delivers cellular renewal, but is now vegan and boasts even better results with the clinicals to back them up. Skin is deeply hydrated and nourished, thanks to compounds...

WarnerMedia chief executive officer Jason Kilar did not waste much time addressing the elephant in the room at a WarnerMedia virtual global summit on Thursday afternoon. After an “icebreaker” about how his mother and wife are contemplating switching cellular providers, Kilar told the company’s employees that he’s committed to the work he started a little over one year ago when AT&T CEO John Stankey named Kilar to the post. Noting that he has always tried to be “direct” and “empathetic,” he thanked his team for their hard work in continuing to build out streaming service HBO Max, and stressed that he has “unfinished business” at the company. “I’m not going anywhere,” he said. His remarks at the virtual presentation sent the phones of the company’s home-bound employees buzzing, since it was in contrast to the media narrative that has taken hold since news of AT&T’s decision to spin off WarnerMedia and combine it with the assets of Discovery and be run by Discovery CEO David Zasla...

Forget about giving socks or ties for Father’s Day. Market trends are showing that men are eager to explore and experiment with new personal care products to present their best selves as men’s interest in self care continues to rise. That’s why grooming, fragrance and wellness gifts are the best choices for dads who need a refresh of their essentials or a subtle hint to upgrade up their routine. Here, a curated range of the best Father’s Day gift ideas that will elevate his personal care come June 20 and beyond. Harry’s Shave & Shower Kit For the dad on the go, Harry’s Shave & Shower Kit makes traveling easy. Featuring a water-resistant toiletry bag, this set comes with a razor and a trio of products in TSA-friendly sizes. The pack includes an invigorating body wash available in your choice of Redwood, Shiso, Stone and Fig scents, a face wash with peppermint that gently exfoliates skin, and a two-in-one shampoo and conditioner that hydrates hair. Harry's Shave & Shower ...

Sneaker culture has capitalized on craze and scarcity, garnering lines stretching for blocks and bots that battle real-life consumers for sneaker drops that sell out in seconds. But what has been missing, according to Thick Laces, a community for plus-size women who love sneakers and streetwear, is diversity. “The mission behind the brand is to provide a space for plus-size women to not only learn about sneakers but to have a space to be seen,” said cofounders Katie Alexis and Essie Golden. “We are severely underrepresented in fashion and even more in the sneaker and street style space.” It’s no secret that the sneaker industry has been largely male-dominated but that didn’t faze Alexis and Golden from breaking in 2019 starting with a simple hashtag that quickly grew into a community of plus-size women who love the streetwear culture that has largely left them out. The message on the brand’s website reads: “Empowering plus-size women to look and feel amazing in unique streetwear and sn...

Ariana Grande is giving fans a closer look at her recent wedding. The Grammy-winning singer shared photos from her intimate ceremony with real estate developer Dalton Gomez on Instagram Wednesday, posting several photos of her and her husband and closer details of her custom Vera Wang wedding dress. The Vera Wang wedding dress is a lily white, silk charmeuse strapless dress with an Empire waist and a sculpted neckline. Grande paired the dress with a matching handmade, shoulder-length veil with a satin bow accent that sat atop her signature high ponytail. The wedding look was styled by Mimi Cuttrell and Grande wore pearl and diamond earrings by Lorraine Schwartz. Gomez wore a black suit by Tom Ford. Grande and Gomez were married in a small ceremony on May 15 at the singer’s home in Montecito, Calif. with 20 guests, according to Vogue. The couple has been dating since January 2020 and got engaged in December. Grande’s wedding isn’t the first time the singer has worn a custom Vera Wang lo...

In addition to providing insights to Hard Rock International’s merchandising, First Insight, the technology company that empowers companies to incorporate the voice of the customer to make strategic decisions, will now also use its customer-driven experience management platform to inform functions related to the restaurant business including menu creation, design and pricing. Hard Rock International’s global scope spans 239 locations in 68 countries including owned, licensed and managed hotels, casinos, Rock Shops, live performance venues and cafés. By using First Insight’s platform, Hard Rock International aims to make faster, better product and marketing decisions to drive sales and margin gains in its merchandise, restaurant and casinos. “We have made the decision to expand the use of the platform into new areas based on First Insight’s ability to deliver a measurable ROI,” said Benito Mendez, vice president of merchandising at Hard Rock International. Notably, the company has alrea...