Leah Prinzivalli

2 weeks ago | allure.ph | Leah Prinzivalli

Wet season in the Philippines isn’t for the faint of heart. There are typhoons coming in strong one after the other, floods and storm surges, sudden thunderstorms, and, oh yes, the selection of viruses and respiratory diseases that abound during rainy season, and can strike just about anyone. And “anyone” includes you and your physician.

3 weeks ago | magazine.avocadogreenmattress.com | Leah Prinzivalli

The luckiest among us can fall asleep in pure chaos—during plane take-off, in a home with video game-playing teenagers, in the passenger seat of a car. Some of us need a more structured environment, ranging from pure silence to white noise in the form of whale sounds, lapping ocean waves, or the gentle whirring of a fan. The soundscape that sends me into dreamland is Andrew Gold’s “Thank You for Being a Friend,” otherwise known as the theme song to the eighties TV show The Golden Girls.

3 weeks ago | allure.com | Leah Prinzivalli

If you have fine, pin-straight hair, it may sometimes feel like you’re adrift in a sea of waves, curls, and kinks. There’s a reason for that: It’s the rarest of all hair types, so you may actually be the only person in the room with the thin, straight strands that Andre Walker (Oprah’s longtime hairstylist) has sorted into a category called 1A hair. Just as with category 2 hair (wavy) or category 3 (curly), straight hair has its own rewards and challenges.

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Leah Prinzivalli

1 hour agoThese doctors are doing some of the best—and most undetectable—work. There’s a new face in town, and it’s gotten lifted, toned, and plumped in all the right places. The modern-day facelift is expensive yet subtle, with shorter healing times, and results that have people wondering, “What did they get …

1 month ago | glamour.es | Leah Prinzivalli

Las reglas en la moda, están para romperlas y, sin embargo, antes de que se instaurara esa nueva ley entre las mujeres de más de 60, era frecuente pasar por la peluquería al cumplir cierta edad. Como si algún tipo de barrera mental o, más bien, generacional, censurara el pelo largo en la mediana edad.