What We’re Reading: Skincare Products Worth Splurging On This Month, The Subtle Alternative To Lip Fillers, Butt Masks, And More…

You’re working, you’re moisturizing, you’re sleeping—you’re busy. We know. Don’t have time to scour the web for the best beauty, health, and wellness articles every week? Don’t worry: Charlotte’s got you. Every Sunday we compile the best of the internet. Here’s your weekly dose for March 3, 2019. This week’s feature image via Marie Claire.

~ A lot of new skincare products launched in March. From a dewy skin cream to a balancing mist, here are the best products worth splurging on this month.  — Allure

~ Lip threading is the new alternative to fillers. Here’s everything you need to know about this new cosmetic procedure for a plumper pout.  — Coveteur

~ Butt sheet masks are a thing. This butt-obsessed beauty editor tried out the Bawdy Beauty butt masks and here are the results.  — Marie Claire

~ Need some words of encouragement? Well, look no further. Here’s some really good life advice from 11 leaders in the wellness industry. — MindBodyGreen

~ Should you go organic with your skincare? Here are the benefits of organic skincare, according to a licensed esthetician.  — Well+Good

~ Plant-based yogurts are gaining popularity. But nutritionist Keri Glassman explains why plant-based yogurts aren’t always the healthier option.  — Nutritious Life

~ What’s the right diet for you? The first step is figuring out if you need a strategic or metabolic approach. A celebrity transformation coach explains. — justBOBBI

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