Arabelle Sicardi
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Past articles by Arabelle:
What It Means If You're a Girl Who Likes a Girl
How to deal with fluttery same-sex feelings if you've never had them before. → Read More
How Beauty Salons Are Navigating Reopening Amid COVID-19
Nail and hair salons have reopened, but it’s not business as usual. → Read More
The Trans Clippers Project Is Helping Trans and Nonbinary People Get Haircuts
The Trans Clippers Project is a project by volunteer collective Imagine Water Works in New Orleans that donates clippers to trans and nonbinary people so they can cut their hair at home during the COVID-19 pandemic to help alleviate feelings of gender dysphoria. → Read More
The Affordable Skincare of Your Self-Isolation Dreams
Inspired by our 24-Hour Product Diaries, Jezebel brings you Dirtbag Product Diaries, a video series showcasing the beauty routines keeping us afloat during isolation. → Read More
Why Do I Always Get Acne In The Summer?
From warmth and humidity to sunscreen, the summer heat might cause you to break out more. Here's what you should do. → Read More
The Dark Side of K-Pop Was What Drew Me to the Genre
The songs are catchy, the faces are poreless. But a frightening pop economy lies just underneath the surface of K-pop stardom. Writer Arabelle Sicardi reflects on how K-pop helped them feel less alone, despite the often-damaging sides of the industry. → Read More
Sephora Is Launching In-Store Beauty Classes for Trans People
The company's free programming for the trans community launches in June, and will be hosted by transgender Sephora cast members. → Read More
Depression Takes My Body Away
And clothing can help me get it back. → Read More
11 Things to Know Before Shaving Your Head
It was a decision years in the making, and I don’t regret it one bit. → Read More
Spas Aren't Relaxing or Safe for Trans and Gender Nonconforming People
Now that I’m genderqueer and presenting in a way that people can tell, going to the spa — a cultural custom and personal love of mine — is a very different experience. → Read More
How ConBody Founder Coss Marte Took His Workouts from Prison to Saks Fifth Avenue
Coss Marte, trainer and founder of bootcamp studio ConBody, talks how he took his workouts from prison to Saks Fifth Avenue. → Read More
Met Gala 2017: Diving Deep on the Event and the Exhibit
The Comme des Garçons founder’s fight against the expected will be hard to capture through curation. → Read More
A Shockingly Gruesome History of Beauty Marks, Real and Fake
In the 18th century, mouse fur was commonly made into facial patches. → Read More
A Shockingly Gruesome History of Beauty Marks, Real and Fake
In the 18th century, mouse fur was commonly made into facial patches. → Read More
Will the Met Be Able to Capture Rei Kawakubo?
The Comme des Garçons designer means too much for any one exhibition. → Read More
Rei Kawakubo and the Met’s Impossible Task
The Comme des Garçons designer means too much for any one exhibition. → Read More
A Practical Beauty Guide to Fighting Fascism
"It is hard to understand beauty as a concept that can be useful during these times because it is not, not really." → Read More
A Practical Beauty Guide to Fighting Fascism
"It is hard to understand beauty as a concept that can be useful during these times because it is not, not really." → Read More
Perfume, Power, and God
My first connection to smell was the smell of holy water and sacrament, the second was the smell of my mother’s Buddhist temple. Fragrance has always been next to holiness to me, in different ways... → Read More
Perfume, Power, and God
My first connection to smell was the smell of holy water and sacrament, the second was the smell of my mother’s Buddhist temple. Fragrance has always been next to holiness to me, in different ways... → Read More