Celia Shatzman
Celia Shatzman (she/her) is a Brooklyn-based writer and editor who has penned stories on topics ranging from beauty to fashion, travel, celebrities, health, entertainment, finance and more. A graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University, she is a beauty and style contributor at Forbes and her work has appeared in New York, Cosmopolitan, WWD, ELLE, Conde Nast Traveler, Afar, Travel + Leisure, Women’s Health, Marie Claire, Byrdie, Refinery29 and NYLON, among others.
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Latest from Celia Shatzman
12 Coconut Perfumes That Make Every Day Feel Like Vacation
As someone who’d happily spend every day at the beach, I’ve spent years testing coconut scents that bottle up that sun-soaked feeling. These are my all-time favorites.
Editor-Vetted: 12 Best Brightening Serums for Fading (and Preventing) Hyperpigmentation
Plus recs and skin-brightening tips from a trusted dermatologist.
9 Korean Sunscreens Beauty Editors Swear By
You’ll actually look forward to slathering these on every morning.
9 Best Non-Comedogenic Sunscreens That Won’t Clog Pores, According to Breakout-Prone Editors
Beat burns and breakouts with these acne-friendly finds.
13 Sunscreen Mistakes That Could Be Damaging Your Skin
Two dermatologists spill the many ways you might be applying sunscreen wrong.
Red Light vs. Blue Light Therapy—What’s The Better Option for Skin?
Dermatologists reveal the answer.
Battle of the Natural Deodorants: Native vs. Lumē—Which Popular Brand Is Best?
I exclusively used both for a month to find out.
The Painful Truth About Gel Nail Heat Spikes (and How to Avoid Them)
Plus, how to prevent and stop the uncomfortable feeling, according to experts.
Hair Types 101: How to Identify and Style Straight, Wavy, Curly, or Coily Hair
The secret to better hair starts with knowing your type.
9 Best Razors for Sensitive Skin, Tested by Editors and Approved by Experts
Say goodbye to redness, itchiness, and ingrowns.
I Tested Dove and Degree Deodorants—Here’s the One That Keeps Me Fresh Longer
R&D scientists break down the similarities and differences.
