Lifestyle

Movement. Consciousness. Healing. Transformation. These are the things Sadie Adams studies and discusses with her clients. She’s a healer, facialist, and founder of Take Care Face & Read more

What’s been the big beauty trend the last few years? Luscious lips. The perfect, plump pout. Overlined. Overstated. You get the picture. Read more

Dr. Whitney Bowe is an internationally renowned dermatologist and research scientist who’s sought-after for her expertise in skin rejuvenation, laser therapies, and nutritional dermatology. Read more

The Miss America Organization announced this month that they will no longer be functioning as a pageant, and will instead be a competition. Read more

I can’t really say I have any regrets in life—I’m proud of the the hard work I’ve put in and the decisions that have made me who I am today. Read more

Emily Parr is a beauty and wellness PR maven and all-around badass woman. She’s the founder of Poke PR, a boutique beauty and wellness PR agency in New York. Read more

Former Broadway dancer. One-time Radio City Rockette. Sought-after trainer. Our newest girl crush. Amanda Kloots is all those things and more. After years as a performer, she decided to use her passion for dance and fitness to train others. Read more

As a small child, Nancy Twine would visit her grandmother in rural West Virginia, and she’d watch her make soaps, lotions, and hair products using farm-grown ingredients. Read more

I’ve always been incredibly curious.

I want to know the answers, whether it’s as complex as a person’s life story or something a little more simple like whether you can drink cocktails and still lose weight. Read more

For over 35 years, Rose-Marie Swift has worked as a makeup artist, performing her magic on celebrity canvases like Gisele Bündchen, Tilda Swinton, Miranda Kerr, and Sofia Coppola. Read more

Allow me to reintroduce myself.

Those are the words you see when you enter justBOBBI.com, Bobbi Brown’s brand new digital lifestyle platform. Read more

In doctors’ offices all over New York, you’ll often hear the receptionist asking, “One credit card or two?” When I first heard this I didn’t understand—but after asking a few questions, I learned it’s because women want to hide their cosmetic treatments from their husbands. Read more