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Editor, writer, and founder of www.prettylocal.com. Entertaining 0-3 followers since 2011. kristabennettdemaio.substack.com

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My Favorite Lululemon Tank Is on Sale for $39 Right Now

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By Krista Bennett DeMaio, Krista Demaio
| The Strategist Verified
I spend a lot of my day in activewear. I work and work out from home, so my motivation hack has always been to put on athletic attire first thing in the morning so I’m ready to break a sweat when I get the chance — after breakfast, during my lunch break, or at the end of the day. I look for activewear that’s comfortable all day and nice enough to wear while running an errand or even on a video call.
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What Hairstylist Ursula Stephen Buys at the Drugstore

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By Krista Bennett DeMaio, Krista Demaio
| The Strategist Verified
8 items in this article 4 items on sale! 8 items in this article 4 items on sale! Here at the Strategist, we love hearing about everyday stuff that actually works. That line of thinking extends to the drugstore beauty products in our medicine cabinets, shower caddies, and makeup bags. In our new series “Beauty Aisle,” we’ll be talking to folks in the beauty industry — aestheticians, hairstylists, makeup artists, dermatologists, and the like — about the go-to affordable products they keep stocked.
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Ectoin Is About to Be As Popular As Retinol. Here’s What You Need to Know.

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By Krista Bennett DeMaio, Krista Demaio
| The Strategist Verified
If you pay attention to the ingredients in your skin-care products, you may have noticed ectoin (pronounced ek-toyn) popping up in everything from moisturizers to sunscreens. It hasn’t reached the household-name status of retinol or vitamin C just yet, but experts say it’s going to get even more popular. Unlike ingredients that target wrinkles, ectoin helps skin defend itself against everyday stressors such as UV exposure, pollution, and dehydration by supporting a healthy skin barrier.
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