Tanya Klich

2 months ago | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

We’ve weathered a cold and turbulent January, yet we remain in the depths of winter. Instead of longing for spring, embrace the next 40 days by fully appreciating the season as it is—by indulging in “rot girl winter.” In contrast to hot girl summer, rot girl winter is all about appreciating the great indoors, all in the pursuit of coziness. This trend can carry a deeper meaning this year.

Dec 30, 2024 | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

You’ve spent the holidays traveling near and far to see friends and family. You even squeezed in a final business trip to wrap up your workload for 2024. But with obligatory holiday travels coming to an end, it’s time to book travel experiences that rejuvenate your skin and soul. Your first voyage of 2025 should focus on thyself. Here are new wellness resorts and experiences launching in 2025 that are all about indulging the senses and tending to your own mental and physical wellness.

Dec 15, 2024 | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

Whether she’s dashing for her daily commute, a two-day conference, or a two-block walk to the nearest cafe—or getting everything done between drop-off and pick-up—here’s a list of helpful gifts for working mothers, and any busy mom-on-the-go. From travel, to productivity tools and luxe pampering, these are goods most busy moms would appreciate. And during the holiday season, she deserves all the best for all she does year-round.

Dec 9, 2024 | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

In a crowded supplement market where product diversification and multi-channel sales are the go-to formulas, AG1 scooped up its own path to becoming a global nutrition company with millions of users. AG1 has grown from $160 million annual revenue in 2021 to projecting $600 million in annual revenue and profitability this year. AG1 has grown over 14 years with one product, available on one channel. The green powder company’s milestones are a reflection of the booming global supplements market.

Dec 3, 2024 | forbes.com | Tanya Klich

From snail mucin to placenta, skincare seems to experience one fad after another. But Mantle wants to cut through the noise by combining Scandinavian minimalism with cutting-edge scientific research. Founded by serial tech entrepreneur and CEO Josefin Landgård, Mantle aims to carve out this niche in the US market after gaining traction in Europe. Mantle formulas are crafted in a Swedish lab and are infused with ingredients like seabuckthorn, lactobionic acid, and hyaluronic acid.