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As the woman who single-handedly brought the face-sculpting art form also known as contouring to the masses, it should go without saying that Kim Kardashian West is something of a pro. While of course she has the help of her trusty makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic to make certain her full face of glam is expertly shaded and buffed to perfection, the reality star is not too shabby herself. After all, Kim’s not only had a ton of practice on her own face, she’s also attempting to add a whole new facet to her already robust business portfolio with a beauty line based on this single cheekbone-defining product. So naturally, she took to the ‘gram to show of a few of the skills she’s acquired.

On Monday, after plugging her new Allure interview and the latest drop of her kids clothing collection, the KKW Beauty founder shared a Boomerang of herself on her Instagram stories with all of her contouring lines still clearly drawn on, the step right before she blends them in. She captioned the shot, “Let the transformation begin,” alluding to how dramatically all of that shading and highlighting was about to alter her face and chisel out her features.

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After some thorough work with a Beautyblender or whatever the KKW Beauty iteration of that tool might be, Kim stepped out in a twist on her usual sartorial uniform. While post giving birth to Saint the mobile mogul was living in a veritable Groundhog’s Day of black spandex, braids, and furs, she’s gone for a slightly lighter variation of the look for fall. Namely, an oversize taupe camo-printed sweatshirt that she paired with flesh-tone bike shorts, and her beloved lace-up Yeezy boots. Just like everything else in her life, it seems Kim is also completely unafraid of shouting her love of shapewear from the rooftops.

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There are many health and environmental benefits to “clean up” your beauty routine with natural products, but Dermstore is giving you one more reason to completely go green. Right now the site is having its biggest natural beauty sale of the year, offering the best in green skin and haircare products at 20 percent off. Just enter GREENBEAUTY at checkout and enjoy 20 percent off through September 24. Check out what our editors will be buying with the discount.

Alex Apatoff, Deputy Style Director: I started using this when I was pregnant and trying a more nontoxic beauty routine. It’s really hard to find a natural makeup remover that works, but this one really did, and didn’t aggravate my skin like more traditional ones do. I’m four months postpartum but still haven’t given it up.

To buy: Korres Greek Yoghurt 3-in-1, $19.20 (originally $24); dermstore.com

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Colleen Kratofil, Style Writer-Reporter: I’ve been using the same (non natural) body wash for years so I’ve been looking for a new (healthier) alternative. And since I’m a huge fan of Ren’s face masks, I’m psyched to try out its Moroccan Rose Otto Body Wash. I’m sure this soothing rosewater cleanser will leave my skin as soft and refreshed as the masks do.

To buy: Ren Moroccan Rose Otto Body Wash, $22.40 (originally $28) dermstore.com

Emily Kirkpatrick, Associate Style News Editor: Working in the style department of a magazine comes with its fair share of perks, predominately in the form of more free beauty products than you can shake a stick at. So in turn, my own personal skincare regime has grown exponentially from straight up soap and water to a full-blown, rigorous morning and night routine. And at the center of my multi-pronged approach to a flawless complexion is an endless amount of serums of every kind. So I figured this sale would be the perfect time to stock up on even more oils to add to my arsenal, especially one that promises to take my face to the next level of radiant.

To buy: Juicy Beauty Organic Treatment Oil, $30.40 (originally $38); dermstore.com

Jackie Fields, Beauty Editor: This isn’t the first — and won’t be the last time I sound off on body scrubs. After all, I go through more of them than any other product in my ongoing search for the perfect texture. Some granules are so large, I swear they’re actually tearing up the surface of my skin. Then there’s the good-for-you factor, which a lot of exfoliators surprisingly lack. It shouldn’t be hard to scrub that leaves skin silky-soft and isn’t packed with nasty stuff. That’s where this jar comes in. It’s a sugar-based, but actually feels like it’s sloughing off dead skin. Another plus, it contains easily recognizable ingredients that don’t require a dictionary to decipher…

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Even though we're past the hottest days of summer, we still have awhile before those cooler winter temperatures start creeping in, bringing with them good hair days to those of us who tend to fight a losing battle with humidity the rest of the year. Before drying and straightening my wavy and frizzy hair, I often check the weather forecast to decide if it's even worth it. If the humidity is hovering around 90 percent or there's rain in the forecast, I usually just surrender to a ponytail for the day. Otherwise, as soon as I step outside, my strands will immediately revert to being frizzy and wavy. That is, until recently when I found The Shield Style Extending Spray by Amika. Now I don’t attempt to dry and straighten my hair without it.

BUY IT: $24; sephora.com

Unlike some style-extending products that are applied as a finishing touch, this spray is activated by the heat from styling tools. It also has an amazing scent, and doesn’t leave hair feeling greasy or oily like some finishing products I've tried in the past. To use, simply shake the can and lightly spray on damp or dry hair before styling. It's formulated to help hair stay straight for more than 24 hours, and it does just that. Alternatively, you can apply this spray to dry hair a day or two after washing to freshen up your look. Give your hair a quick pass with the blow dryer or desired heat tool after applying.

If, like me, you also battle frizzy hair, you’ll want to find out what one thing could be responsible for your frizzy hair. For even more frizzy-hair know-how, check out The Southern Living Guide to Fighting Frizz. Using the right tools, and following our tips and tricks can help you have a good hair day every day.