accessibility

We tapped the experts to talk disability and sex and provide tailored recommendations.

After an accident that eventually led to the amputation of my left arm, I set out to find beauty products that would make my routine easier and more accessible.

After a lifetime of doing my best to blend in, I’m finally embracing how good it feels to stand out.

The actor and model is a passionate advocate for inclusivity in the beauty, fashion, and entertainment industries — but dreams of a day when she doesn’t have to be.

"As much as nail polish became the thing to help me seize control of my prosthesis, it also taught me to let go."

This new campaign aims to change that. 

After I had my arm amputated, I had to relearn lots of things — but styling my own hair was definitely the hardest. 

We have a ways to go before products are universally accessible, but these makeup, skin-care, and hair products show we're moving in the right direction.

These accessibility successes are among this past year's Best of Beauty Award winners.

The influencer shares with Allure the easiest way brands could make products more accessible to people with visual impairments. 

A day in the world-changing life of Sam Latif.

The YouTuber shares her advice for how brands can be more inclusive of their customer with disabilities. 

After receiving customer complaints about how difficult the Regenerist Moisturizer lids are to open, the brand is introducing a more accessible alternative. 

The Degree Inclusive antiperspirant was made with accessibility in mind.

The first model with Down syndrome to be the face of an American skin-care brand shares her full, glow-inducing routine. 

The 22-year-old TikTok star shares how creating colorful eye looks helped her accept and celebrate exactly who she is.

As mainstream marketing moves to be more inclusive, people with visible disabilities are still largely missing. 

The beauty influencer explains how universal design and tactile packaging elements improve accessibility. 

A list of things to read, watch, and listen to on December 3. 

In our latest digital cover story, we talked to the 18-year-old British model who has long challenged perceptions just by being herself.