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4 days ago | goop.com | Amanda Chung

On a drizzly Wednesday evening earlier this month, a group of notably well-dressed New Yorkers ducked into the new San Vicente for a dinner party thrown jointly by goop and Jess Graves, writer of the ultrapopular shopping Substack, “The Love List.” Despite the weather, the atmosphere inside was cheerful: Guests—a mix of editors, designers, brand founders, and, of course, Substackers—mingled over glasses of Sancerre while summery French music floated over the warmly lit room.

2 weeks ago | goop.com | Kelly Martin

Advice about orgasms is a little like what we’ve all heard (and probably also said) about love: You’re more likely to find it when you stop looking for it. Indeed, when we asked three sex experts for their advice, they all agreed: The first step is to take the pressure off. Still, considering a whopping estimated 10 to 15 percent of women have never had an orgasm, according to the National Library of Medicine, it’s clear that for many, climaxing isn’t always that easy.

3 weeks ago | goop.com | Kelly Martin

It seems like we’re losing our hair more than ever: Maybe you’ve had mega-shedding in perimenopause, or after losing a job or another stressful life event. (Stress has long been implicated as a confounding factor in hair loss.)With a growing list of tools, supplements, and serums on the market, we also have more access to regrowth before things are too far gone. Hair vitamins leverage hormone-balancing ashwagandha and saw palmetto. Compounding pharmacies like Hers are selling minoxidil.

3 weeks ago | goop.com | Amanda Chung

HomePersonal Style & Outfitting Ideas4 Long-Weekend Packing Lists AAA projects that nearly 44 million people will travel 50 miles or more over Memorial Day weekend this year. Below, four of our own staffers share where they’re going—and what precious few pieces they’re bringing in their carry-on. I’m going home, to Mexico City, and to Valle de Bravo—which is about one-and-a-half hours outside of the city and has beautiful mountains, woods, a lake, and horses.

1 month ago | goop.com | Kelly Martin

As ski season closes, the Swiss Alps shut down to tourists for the spring thaw. Come summer, the meadows burst with edelweiss, gentian, alpine anemone, and saxifrage, and the mountains turn over to hikers, bikers, climbers, and paragliders. And maybe to you: The Swiss Alps’ second season is a forest bather’s dream and an escape from the hottest and most sluggish part of summer. From most American cities, it makes sense to fly into Zurich.