Sara Radin

2 months ago | healthcentral.com | Sara Radin |Holly Singletary

Have you done the morning shed? The buzzy phrase refers to a viral TikTok trend in which people apply an array of skincare and self-care products—such as face serums, eye patches, mouth tape, and heatless curlers—before bed, then “shed” them off in the morning to reveal refreshed skin and styled hair, explains dermatologist Joshua Zeichner, M.D., an associate professor of dermatology and the director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.

2 months ago | atmos.earth | Sara Radin

A new wave of financial activism is taking on the banks, corporations, and institutions funding the climate crisis. On the last Friday in February, Americans didn’t just protest—they withheld their dollars.

2 months ago | popsugar.com | Sara Radin

BeautyAdhdGetty | Kinga KrzeminskaGetty | Kinga KrzeminskaA fear of being alone triggered my new habit. It was almost the holidays, and another good friend — one of the few left unmarried — became engaged. Immediately, the fear I'd had since childhood of being alone (autophobia) washed over me all over again. Thought spirals took over, denying my ability to be fully happy for my friend who had, despite all odds (i.e., the sh*t hole that is dating apps), found her person.

Mar 6, 2025 | popsugar.com | Sara Radin

HealthHealthGetty | George Marks Getty / SDI ProductionsGetty | George Marks Getty / SDI ProductionsBack in March 2020, Chimére L. Sweeney was a middle school public teacher in Baltimore. After students and teachers were sent home, she dropped off supplies, food, and homework to her public school students, expecting them all to return in two weeks' time. That's when she believes she got COVID-19.

Mar 4, 2025 | healthcentral.com | Sara Radin

In the world of skincare, nothing speaks louder than an empty bottle. The ‘empties’ trend—where skincare connoisseurs share the products they’ve used to the last drop—has taken over Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube (just search #empties to see for yourself). More than just a social media flex, empties are a powerful indicator of what truly works. When someone finishes a product, it usually means they loved it enough to use it consistently.