Natalie Francisco
Expertise
Skincare, Makeup Tips, Trendy Products
- Natalie spends her time caring for her extensive collection of houseplants and loves writing about how they can improve your health.
- She keeps her skincare routine short but is always eager to try the next trendy product so she can report if it does everything it claims to.
- While with WRSU, she interviewed many indie bands. Her personal favorite was with Slaughter Beach, Dog.
Experience
Natalie started writing articles while at Rutgers for the WRSU radio station. While there, she reported on all things music and photographed concerts. Since then, she's also written for The Odyssey Online and NJ Spark. As she honed her writing skills, she developed an interest in topics that affected her everyday life. Skincare has become one of her specialties after dealing with acne for years and trying every product she could find to cure it.
Education
Natalie graduated with a B.A. in Journalism and Media Studies from Rutgers University. While there, she minored in Music.
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Stories By Natalie Francisco
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Taking a flat iron to your wet tresses can cause irreversible damage to your once-healthy hair, leaving you with with unsightly split ends and breakage.
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An accidental lipstick stain doesn't have to be the end of your favorite outfit. With a little effort, these items can help you remove those stubborn stains.
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Having your perfume fade only minutes after you apply it is seriously irritating, but TikTok has found a quick fix for this particular problem: Vaseline.
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Different environmental factors can alter a perfume's chemical makeup. You can extend the life of your fragrance by avoiding some simple storage mistakes.
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Sunglasses are a must-have summer accessory, but is that because they're a fashion staple or because they really protect your eyes from the sun?
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Soaring summer temperatures and sweating can cause your lipstick to smudge. For a smudge-free season, consider swtiching to a matte lipstick.
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When regular hand cream no longer cuts it, moisturizing gloves may be in order. Here's how to ward off dry hands with a remedy that literally works overnight.
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Despite your best precautions, your self-tanner might still turn your hands orange. But a skincare product you may already have can help remove the stains.
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Are you concerned your essential summer sun protection is making your acne worse? Grab sunscreen with these features to stay protected and keep your skin clear.
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Aquaphor has endless uses, from moisturizing dry skin to soothing chapped lips. But can it also give you glossy dramatic lashes? Here's what we know.
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Unfortunately, acne isn't just for teenagers - don't be surprised if it pops up again in your 20s. We took a closer look at why and what you can do about it.
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Butterfly tattoos are back in style - if you're looking for inspiration for your ink, we've got a look at the different ways this trend is making a comeback.
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Concealer is a make-or-break product that can completely change your makeup look, and the three-dots concealer hack offers a simple way to nail it.
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There are plenty of powerhouse skincare pairs, but which one is right for you and your skin? Here are just a few of the best product partners-in-crime.
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Over time, you may notice sun spots or freckles developing on your skin, especially during the summer. Here's why you should know how to tell them apart.
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If your skin still feels dry after applying body lotion, you may need to add body oil to your routine for ultimate moisture retention. Here's how to do it.
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Acne isn't exclusive to your face. It can appear all over your body, from your back to your chest. Why not use color corrector and concealer on your body too?
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Many people are using calamine lotion to prime their skin before applying foundation for a matte look, but here's why it should stay in your first aid kit.
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Your skin's microbiome are counting on you. Here are five things you may not realize are harming your skin's microbiome, and what you can do differently.
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Here's how to carefully remove wrinkles from your leather jackets, handbags, and shoes using an iron, as well as a DIY wrinkle-release spray.
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If you're waking up with puffy skin, there's an ideal herbal solution. Arnica, which comes in several forms, can help reduce puffiness and swelling.
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Mixing your own bronzing drops at home is easier than you think. Going the DIY route allows you to control the amount of color for a more natural look.
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Lip flips are all the rage right now, but they involve injections. Here's how to fake a lip flip using makeup, so that you achieve the look but avoid the shot.
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Dewy skin has gone viral and for a good reason. Recreating this look can make your complexion appear more healthy, plump, and glowing.
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When used properly, retinol is a trusted ingredient for preventing acne breakouts and fading dark spots as it increases the skin's cell turnover rate.
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To bang, or not to bang? Getting a fringe is a big decision, and if you can't choose whether you're ready to commit or not, this hack will help you decide.
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Use a sculpting or angled makeup brush when contouring to pull off a perfectly sculpted look. Plus, here are tips for contouring your specific face shape.