Frequently Asked Questions
How to read the release dates, prices and stock information in our posts, and where to find upcoming beauty launches.
What does Beauty Talk Club cover?
New makeup, skincare and fragrance releases as brands announce them: collections, shade and palette launches, perfumes, gift sets and advent calendars. Each post answers when a product launches, what it costs, what is in it and where to buy it. Browse the Makeup, Skincare, Fragrance and Beauty News sections.
What does the release date in a post mean?
When the brand announces a launch day, that is the date we give. Many brands never announce one and simply list the product, so we then give the first day we could confirm it on sale and where, for example "on sale at Sephora US by 7 October 2026 (official launch date not announced)". If only the month is confirmed, we give the month. A season such as "Holiday 2026" is not a date, so we don't turn it into one.
Where can I see beauty launches that are coming soon?
The Coming soon list on our homepage shows announced releases in order of their release date, nearest first. A release leaves the list once its date has passed; one with only a month confirmed stays for the whole month.
Why does a post say "Not yet announced" or "Not yet confirmed"?
We only publish prices, dates and stockists that a brand or retailer has actually published. Early announcements and leaks often come without them, so we mark the gap instead of guessing, then fill it in when the brand confirms it.
Which countries do the prices and stockists cover?
Where to Buy is split by market: US, UK, Canada, Europe and other markets. Each price is in local currency from that market's own brand site or retailer page, for that exact size. A market with no confirmed stockist is listed as "Not yet confirmed" rather than left out.
How do I know whether a product is still in stock?
Release posts carry a dated "Availability update" line under the intro and a "Checked" date under Where to Buy, so you can see when stock was last looked at and where. Limited editions and advent calendars can sell out within days, so check the retailer before you plan around it.
Do you test or review the products you cover?
No. Our posts are release news, not reviews. Scent notes, longevity, ingredients and skincare results are the brand's own claims and are credited to the brand. Descriptions of shades and finishes come from official images and swatches.
What does "Status: Unconfirmed" at the top of a post mean?
The post is based on leaked or early images that the brand hasn't officially announced yet. Names, shades, prices and dates can change before launch, and we update the post once the brand confirms the release.
Where can I find every 2026 beauty advent calendar?
Our advent calendar hub lists every calendar we have covered this season, grouped by makeup, skincare, fragrance and more, with release dates, prices and contents in each post.
What does "Part of the … collection" under a post title mean?
Big launches get one post for the whole collection and separate posts for the products in it that need more detail. A product post links back to its collection post, and the collection post links to its product posts, so you can move between them.
How can I tell when a post has been updated?
Posts that get new information after publishing, such as a confirmed price or release date, show an "Updated" label next to the publish date. See our corrections page for how to report a mistake.
Why don't your posts include discount codes?
Codes in brand and creator social posts are usually tied to one creator and expire quickly, so we don't republish them. We link to brands' own sites and established retailers.
Can I comment or write my own posts?
Posts are written by the Beauty Talk Club team. Any registered member can comment on, like and save posts, following our community rules. To send us a beauty news tip, use the contact form.
How can I follow new releases?
Subscribe to our RSS feed, or follow Beauty Talk Club on Instagram, Facebook, Threads, X and Reddit. Who we are is on our About page, and how we check information is in our editorial policy.
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