What was more remarkable than the looks was the energy in the air: It was palpable. And it was contagious. A shaky mix of nerves and anticipation was vibrating off everyone waiting in line. It’s funny: I remembered having a pit in my stomach whenever I arrived at a concert—I didn’t want to miss a beat.Photographed by Laura Coulson citizen's first smartwatch Neither did anyone at Beautycon. Inside, you could hardly hear yourself think. Forget the Beautycon DJ: Inside, there were 7,000 screaming attendees standing shoulder to shoulder—in what my friend called a “mascara mosh pit”— all there to meet the new rock stars, beauty YouTubers. (When I heard that my original beauty rock star, Courtney Love, attended Beautycon Festival L.A., it was music to my ears.) While these influencers can’t take the place of musicians, they’re hitting a similar nerve: Some of the best ones have the ability to tap into the cool, gorgeous magic that lies within. Watching hoards of fans rush the stage for Angel Merino@mac_daddyand Bethany Mota@bethanymota citizen's first smartwatch Current Maine governor Janet Mills is facing off againstanti-choice citizen's first smartwatch fellow, is no stranger to fighting for progress. Thea, who was raised in what she calls a “nontraditional family,” was adopted from Cambodia by two mothers who were both political activists. (One of her mothers isDale McCormick citizen's first smartwatch
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