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3 weeks ago |
timeout.com | Magdalena O'Neal
NewsDon't worry—we've done the TikToking for you, so you can head straight to your local drugstore. Written by Magdalena O'NealU.S. Brand EditorTuesday April 22 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppPhotographs by Michael Stickle and courtesy of Magdalena O'Neal | The best drugstore beauty productsAdvertisingDon't worry—we've done the TikToking for you, so you can head straight to your local drugstore. Listen, not all heroes wear capes.
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3 weeks ago |
timeout.com | Magdalena O'Neal
News2025 spa trends are all about healing your body, mind and vibe with cool new treatments. Written by Magdalena O'NealU.S. Brand EditorTuesday April 22 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppShutterstock | Infrared saunaAdvertisingSelf-care has officially evolved. Gone are the days when a face mask and a glass of wine counted as peak relaxation (not that we’re knocking it). In 2025, spa culture is less about luxury and more about healing from within.
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3 weeks ago |
timeout.com | Magdalena O'Neal
NewsGet the skin of your dreams without taking a flight to Seoul or trip to the spa. Written by Magdalena O'NealU.S. Brand EditorTuesday April 22 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppShutterstock; photograph courtesy of Magdalena O'Neal | K-beauty productsAdvertisingAt this point, we all know that no one takes skin as seriously as they do in Korea.
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3 weeks ago |
timeout.com | Magdalena O'Neal
NewsYour stressed-out self deserves more than a bubble bath. You deserve a full-body, full-soul reset. Written by Magdalena O'NealU.S. Brand EditorTuesday April 22 2025FacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppShutterstockAdvertisingSelf-care has officially evolved. Gone are the days when a face mask and a glass of wine counted as peak relaxation (not that we’re knocking it). In 2025, spa culture is less about luxury and more about healing from within.
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2 months ago |
family.style | Magdalena O'Neal |Joshua Glass |Jane Lewis
What does it mean to reclaim the soul of a symbol? For generations, Black American artists have taken images once used to oppress and turned them into powerful expressions of pride and resilience, from Betye Saar’s transformative assemblages that reframe images of racial stereotypes with defiance, to Nina Chanel Abney’s expressive works that capture the dynamics of everyday life from family cookouts to jazz, hip-hop, and gospel.
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