What Strategist Readers Bought and Saved This Month: Lots of Carolyn Bessette Kennedy Lipstick
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Welcome back to “Your Shopping Cart,” where we break out the top products that you, devoted Strategist readers, bought in droves. Think of this as the TL;DR of the Strategist. If your like-minded brethren are buying these items, maybe you’d like to as well.
The most-purchased items this month
There was a big Black Honey sale in February, so lots of you added Clinique’s cult-favorite,suits-everybodylipstick to your carts. (The sale has now ended, but I wear this shade often myself and can vouch that it’s worth paying full price for.) Misty things were also popular: theDreo humidifierthat our testers highly recommend for these dry winter months as well as Conair’s excellent handheldclothes steamer.
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The most-saved items this month
It’sLove Storywinter, and a classic Strategist article about Carolyn Bessette Kennedy’s (rumored) preferred lipstick,Face Stockholm’s Cranberry Veil, inevitably resurfaced last month. As a result, many readers are thinking of buying it alongside the shiny Aerie leggings one Strategist editorowns nine pairs ofand the laptop power bank that makescoffee-shop co-workingfar easier.
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Stuff we saved for our newsletter readers
We found a solution for burned piecrust in the Strategist’s daily newsletter
“The most annoying part about pie isn’t making the crust; it’s ensuring the crust edges don’t burn before the rest of your pie is GBD (golden, brown, delicious),” says Jessica Battilana, senior editor at King Arthur Baking Company and co-host of theThings Bakers Knowpodcast. She recently invested inthis silicone pie shield, which protects the crust from overbrowning by actually covering the edges. “Why didn’t I buy one of these ten years ago?” she asks.
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Secret Strategistfound a new mock-neck tee
Inspired by theSecret Strategistteam’sprevious conversation with Ellen Ystehede, Strategist senior editor Winnie Yang bought a couple Sunray T-shirts — specifically the Hi’aka, which she says “has a very high, almost-mock neck and a hem that hits at the waistband.”Field Theoryin St. Louis has a few colors on sale, including theRaisinandBeluga.
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The Strategist Beauty Brieffound an eye cream that actually works
After Tembe Denton-Hurst warned against spending extra money on eye creams, fellow Strategist writer Arielle Avila has been an eye-cream skeptic — “ButJosie Maran’s newest algae formulahas worked so well for me I’m a full-on convert,” she reports. “After my first night using it, my under eyes were hydrated and my usual puffiness was gone, as if I’d gotten a full eight hours of sleep,” she writes, adding that the formula’s mix of barrier-supporting, elasticity-boosting argan oil and depuffing green coffee extract is to thank.
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One of our favorite kids’ bath toys earned a spot inThe Strategist Kids’ Department
If your kid has been dreading bath time a bit more than usual recently, it might be time to add a new toy to the mix — specificallythese color-changing booksthat babies can play with in the tub. Strategist senior writer Liza Corsillo, whose son loves to flip the pages while she bathes him and talks about the whimsical illustrations, calls them “a clever bath-time conversation starter.”
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