A two-week marketing stunt by the Ordinary appeared to stop abruptly on Friday, stranding riders. By Madison Malone Kircher The Ordinary, a skin care brand, began running a free bus in Brooklyn ...

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The Ordinary’s latest marketing stunt is anything but that. Starting next week, the Estée Lauder-owned skincare brand will run a free shuttle bus between Brooklyn’s Domino Park and Prospect Park. Why ...

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No brand offers a better introduction to the world of skin care than the Ordinary. Strategist writers and editors swear by it, including Rio Viera-Newton, beauty columnist and esthetician, who trialed ...

If you’ve ever opened The Ordinary's website and immediately felt overwhelmed…same. Between all the different acids, hydrators, peptides, and other clinical ingredient names that sound like something ...

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Glossier, the beauty brand recognized for its minimalist approach to skincare and cosmetics, today announced a strategic partnership with skincare educator and digital creator Hyram Yarbro. The ...