If you have an Instagram account, chances are you're familiar with the Museum of Ice Cream. You've seen the Boomerangs of the banana swing set, the gleeful posts of the sprinkle pool — and now, all that 'grammable goodness is making its way to the shelves of Sephora.

There are always so many exciting new skin care products coming out, from jelly masks and beauty packs to pimple patches and zit sticks. Yet for those of us with sensitive skin, trying new products always comes with the risk of a breakout or irritation. Caring for sensitive skin includes finding the right balance: it should be tough enough to address your skin issues, yet gentle enough to avoid an adverse reaction.

Walking around backstage at NYFW, it's apparent that you're in the company of the industry's most talented makeup artists, hairstylists and nail techs. These are people who have reached the top of the game and have been given the responsibility of helping each designer — who's invested countless dollars at this point — bring their collection to life. As such, they know a thing or two about how to make sure every detail is perfect. A handful were kind enough to bestow their wisdom upon us so that we could share it with all of you.

Much like Fenty Beauty and CoverGirl, Target is making the push for more diversity in its beauty department — and it's taking its first step by including more makeup for people with darker skin tones. It recently curated several indie beauty brands, many of which were founded by women of color.

While there are some truly outrageous beauty moments from the runway that wouldn't translate well on the sidewalk, there's an equal number of downright gorgeous looks that everyday people can draw inspiration from. This was true for the Spring 2019 New York Fashion Week shows, where makeup artists incorporated fun bursts of color, soft and feminine color-scapes and lots of playful touches. Today, we're focused on eye makeup, so grab your brushes and get ready to recreate one or all of them in the coming months.