Scarlett Keddie

Sydney

Head of Brand at Women's Health (Australia)

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Articles

4 Winter Hair Trends To Try This Cooler Season

3 weeks ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

Winter can be plastered with the inaccurate perception that it’s a dull time in the world of beauty. After the buzz of summer and the gentle cadence and hues of the shoulder seasons, the cooler months can stand a little lonely. But the reality is far from it: winter is perfect for a mane reawakening. We tapped John Pulitano, created of The Texture Edit to advise on which trends are ahead of us this year.
The rebirth of Pip Edwards

1 month ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

PIP EDWARDS IS RESTLESS. Not in the literal sense: she sits across from me in her apartment, legs tucked up underneath her, hair pulled back, in a black, velvet P.E tracksuit set. Metaphorically, though, the creative director and mother doesn’t settle for still. She is embarking on her most exciting chapter yet, one that’s dedicated wholly to her. After 18 years of mothering, giving and juggling, Pip has a new pursuit: herself. It’s a Thursday morning in Rose Bay.
Indy Clinton: ‘I felt alone and as if I was going to die’

1 month ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

One woman dies every eight hours of ovarian cancer. It’s the most lethal cancer that affects women, with a five-year survival rate. In alarming news, this rate has barely changed in decades, and only 50% of women diagnosed will survive those five years. To add further complexity to the situation, there is no early detection test, symptoms can be vague and treatment options remain limited. Needless to say, ovarian cancer requires further support, examination and funding.
The 9 best Airbnb stays for a solo or romantic retreat

1 month ago | womenshealth.com.au | Stephanie Hua |Scarlett Keddie

In need of a break? When you’re yearning for a quick escape from the bustling city, it might be time to pack an overnight duffle and head off into the countryside. Whether you’re more into tiny house living or your idea of a weekend away involves soaking in a bathtub, we’ve rounded up nine of our favourite Airbnbs to stay across Australia.
Kelsey Wells' 8-minute bodyweight abs workout

1 month ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

Abs are the perennial ‘problem’ area women want to strengthen and focus on. Fair enough, given we use them throughout the day to lift, turn, hold and everything in between. Our core is a magic part of our body! Plus, we know a strong core will help support movement and a stronger body is a happy body. Tune in below for Kelsey’s abs workout to tone and build. Warm upKelsey recommends taking a few minutes to warm-up prior to working out.
'I found the perfect babymoon destination for some last-minute r&r'

1 month ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

The invention of the babymoon is something that I’m not mad about. Nor should you be if you’re interested in some perfect, albeit far-too-brief solitude before the bottles and nappy tabs, bits and boobs. The concept of a babymoon is an interesting one. It’s a relatively new movement, having sprung to life in about the 1990s. And for those unaccustomed, or on the precipice of a child entering the world, it’s high time you familiarised yourself with the infant version of a honeymoon.
A beginner's guide to using peptides in your skincare routine, per a dermal therapist

2 months ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

There’s an all pervasive buzzword in the beauty sphere these days – peptides – and even if you tried to dodge the term, you’d still be sideswiped by it’s promises that are spruiked on just about every product label. They’re everywhere, and the string of molecules talks a big game. So, what’s the spiel about? Well, peptides promise firmer, more vibrant skin, and they’re found in a range of items from eye creams to lip treatments, serums and moisturisers.
Can a buccal facial redefine your jaw line? A skin therapist tells all

2 months ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

For some, the quest for a crease-free forehead is real. Add on some highly defined cheekbones and a cutting edge jawline, and you’ve reached the Mecca a select group thirst for. In pursuit of the tight and toned, we sat down with skin therapist, Rachel Butler, to talk about the rise of buccal facials. What are they? How do they differ from traditional facials? And can they, really, snatch in all the areas? Here’s our deep dive. What is a buccal facial?
Kelsey Wells' express upper body bands workout

2 months ago | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

If you’ve wanted to build upper body strength but find gym gear and kits overwhelming, then this upper body resistance band workout is perfect. Inexpensive, lightweight and targeted, resistance bands offer all the pros when it comes to defining and toning. “Resistance bands are one of my favorite tools for quick and effective training,” says Kelsey. “They’re so versatile, portable, and great for building strength no matter where you are — whether you’re at home, in a hotel room, or at the gym.
Lydia Williams shares what life is like after the Matildas

Feb 25, 2025 | womenshealth.com.au | Scarlett Keddie

You may recognise Lydia Williams’ signature purple or yellow kit, diving for a ball before the net in a nail-biter of a football game. If that image comes to mind, you’ll probably also recall the big smile that follows the dive, or the casual, carefree gait with a hint of spunk and charm.