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Skincare
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summerfridays.com
Summer Fridays sells sunny skincare and lip balm on a public homepage that leads with beige tubes, vacation photography, and lip-and-mask heroes rather than a ten-acid routine builder. Confirm the current lip, mask, and ship-to on summerfridays.com.

supergoop.com
Supergoop sells sunscreen-first skincare on a public homepage that uses finish type (unseen, glow, matte, and similar texture stories) as navigation, with swatch films sitting next to the tube instead of a beach essay with no SPF step. Confirm finish, the labeled SPF on the PDP, and shipping on supergoop.com.

milkmakeup.com
Milk Makeup sells cool-girl color on a public homepage that merchandises stick formats, downtown casting, and primer-plus-color grids so you can shop a stick as a use case instead of hunting a brush-only glam studio. Confirm format, shade, and shipping on milkmakeup.com.

functionofbeauty.com
Quiz-custom haircare bottled with your name at mid prices. Quiz-forward homepage, pastel custom bottles.

theinkeylist.com
The INKEY List sells accessible, ingredient-named skincare on a public homepage that leads each tile with the active (acid, peptide, oil, and similar names) rather than a mood film with the formula hidden. Confirm the ingredient on the PDP, the current list, and shipping on theinkeylist.com.

paulaschoice.com
Paula's Choice sells clinical-leaning skincare on a public storefront that treats BHA, percentages, and routine-builder diagrams as the aisle, not a celebrity campaign with the formula parked in a footer. Confirm the current exfoliant, the percentage on the PDP, and shipping on paulaschoice.com.

herocosmetics.com
Mighty Patch pimple patches and simple acne helpers. Macro patch-on-skin photography.

makeupbymario.com
Artist- palettes, master pigments, and pro-leaning color. Artist-demo videos and palette-architecture stills.

hudabeauty.com
Obsessions palettes, complexion, and fragrance at mid-to-high prices. High-glam campaigns and influencer-scale launches.

patmcgrath.com
Theatrical pigment and a launch palette are what the official Pat McGrath Labs homepage merchandizes at patmcgrath.com. Color Blitz, Mothership numbering, and baroque stills treat a palette as the event, not a quiet beige stick wardrobe.

youthtothepeople.com
Superfood-named cleansers and serums at mid prices. Green-juice photography and pump-bottle stills.

sundayriley.com
Named serums shopped by concern—lactic, retinol, vitamin C—and a treatment called Good Genes are the merchandising on sundayriley.com. The official Sunday Riley homepage puts AHA, ceramide, and niacinamide tiles next to kits and a virtual consult, not a makeup shade wall.

theouai.com
OUAI sells hair care with a scent-wardrobe pitch on a public homepage that puts beige-bathroom stills, scent-layer diagrams, and hair-plus-body families next to the bottle instead of parking fragrance in a tiny note. Confirm scent family, hair type language, and shipping on theouai.com.











