Review: We Tried Everything From Harry Styles Beauty Brand, Please – See Photos

The reason I say this product came out at the perfect time is a combination of two factors: weather and holidays. On cold days, this compact double-sided stick is easy to slip into your bag or pocket in case you’re caught in a gust of wind and need a quick rehydration. The same goes for dry air on all the flights we’ll be doing over Thanksgiving, New Year’s Eve, etc.

As senior beauty editor Dianna Mazzone notes, eye gels aren’t exactly visible on the skin, but that seems to be the point. She said: “It left a little mist as if I had just taken off an eye mask. That’s the best possible description of an eye gel: it’s like wearing an eye mask without actually wearing an eye mask – in other words, you can reap those hydrating benefits on the go without looking like you’re lounging straight from a spa appointment.

On the other hand, the lip oil will disappear within a few minutes quickly because the lips have just eaten. It. Upward. Because it doesn’t have any perfumes, flavors or gimmicks that feel obnoxious like menthol tingle, my flaky lips can happily absorb this pure formula all day without irritation.

My main complaint about Satisfying, to be honest, is that there isn’t much to revolve around – and ironically, that’s exactly what I say about Harry Styles. In the future, I’d love to see pink and black nail polishes and nail stickers sold individually. I wouldn’t complain about a gel and pear cream hybrid either! Harry, if you’re reading this, keep going (I love you too).

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