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2 months ago | 
healthcentral.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
NAD+ supplements are the latest wellness trend, praised for their potential to boost metabolism, support immune health, and enhance DNA repair. Popular on social media and among celebrities, this compound has sparked widespread curiosity. Even stars like Kendall Jenner and model Hailey Bieber have embraced it, recently seen getting NAD+ IV drips on an episode of The Kardashians. But beyond the buzz, how effective is it?
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
instyle.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
Photo: andreswd/Getty Images If you've been on Instagram or TikTok, you've probably noticed that one of the most ancient beauty tools is taking over the world—one contoured and plump face at a time. Yes, we're talking about gua sha (a.k.a. the Botox of the East). Fans of the tool report real, noticeable results, like firmer, smoother skin and less acne, blemishes, and eczema. It sounds too good to be true, right?
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Apr 8, 2024 | 
msn.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
businessoffashion.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
NEW YORK, United States — When Goop's senior vice president of beauty Erin Cotter joined the celebrity wellness site in 2016, her boss, Gwyneth Paltrow, already had her first body-care product in mind (separate from the skincare range with Juice Beauty, on which she collaborates): bath salts. "Gwyneth really believes in the power of a hot bath," says Cotter.
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Oct 24, 2023 | 
businessoffashion.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
NEW YORK, United States — When Farmacy co-founder Mark Veeder introduced the "Farm to Face" organic skincare line's first sunscreen, he wanted it to block harmful rays and blend seamlessly into the skin. He also wanted it to provide legitimate protection against harmful pollutants floating around the environment that may also affect the skin, such as cigarette smoke or car fumes. It’s something his two daughters — both members of Generation Z — demanded.
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Oct 23, 2023 | 
businessoffashion.com | Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
NEW YORK, United States — Ildi Pekar is always on the search for the next big beauty discovery. So when the New York-based facialist tried CBD oil — a non-psychoactive substance derived from marijuana — and saw its anti-inflammatory benefits, she began to experiment with the cannabis plant in her skincare treatments. Pekar is not alone: the market for upscale marijuana is booming — in the US alone, it’s been predicted that legal marijuana sales will surpass $22 billion in annual revenue by 2020.
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Sep 29, 2023 | 
self.com | Maressa Brown |Fatima Fahs |Rachel Jacoby Zoldan |Jenna Ryu
Apply your moisturizer while your skin is still damp post-shower, says Dr. Freeman, ideally within three minutes of hopping out, to help stop all that hydration from escaping. "Partially dry off and apply a liberal amount all over the whole body, every day, preferably twice a day," she advises. 2. Prescription-strength creamsSometimes OTC moisturizer won't cut it, says Dr. Freeman.
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Sep 29, 2023 | 
self.com | Grace McCarty |Malia Griggs |Ashia Aubourg |Rachel Jacoby Zoldan
Last Saturday was the first official day of autumn, and this week's celebrity wellness posts were entirely on theme. H.E.R. bundled up in jewel tones for a chilly (and successful) Vancouver fishing trip. Jonathan Van Ness frolicked through their garden, chanting "come on, fall!" while harvesting veggies. Martha Stewart manned the helm of a giant wheel barrel of gourds. It was all very subtle. While some celebs enjoyed the newly crisp air in the great outdoors, others focused on inner wellness work.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
self.com | Melanie Rud |Michele S. Green |Rachel Jacoby Zoldan |Jenna Ryu
It's easy to leave your lips out of your skin care routine. Sure, maybe you haphazardly swipe on the balm that lives at the bottom of your work bag or nightstand drawer, but aside from that, unless you're applying makeup (or making out), we're guessing you don't give this delicate area as much thought as it deserves-until you end up with chapped lips, that is.
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Sep 28, 2023 | 
self.com | Julia Ries |Sanaz Ghazal |Rachel Jacoby Zoldan |Jenna Ryu
Sometimes, I dream about how pleasant life would be if I didn't get my period every month. I wouldn't have to deal with brain fog or cramps, or worry about whether or not I have any tampons in my house (or scramble when I realize I definitely do not). I also wouldn't have to force myself to function when all I really want to do, at least for a day or two, is cozy up in bed and nap. When my period hits, my energy crashes, and I transform into a slothier version of myself-and I know I'm not alone.
