"Michael thinks you're already beautiful, and he worries about you when you have surgery. Have you ever thought, Gosh, this isn't worth it?"
The stress and strain of constantly being connected can sometimes take your life -- and your well-being -- off course. GPS For The Soul can help you f...
My 3-year-old nephew called me fake. He was right. Everything from my hair extensions, eyelash extensions, colored-in eyebrows and acrylic nails were all fake.
"True perfection, it seemed to me, had to be effortless," an editor remembers.
What I don't see is a face doctored by scalpels and botulism toxin, or plumped by fillers or scoured and planed by lasers. I am every cosmetic surgeon's worst nightmare -- not because I need so much work but because I am so clear that the only work I need do, is beyond skin deep.
Many of you already know teas (specifically black and green teas) are high in antioxidants. But did you realize that tea can also be beneficial to your hair growth and used as a natural highlighter/colorant?
About half of the hawkers were these older women, but in a way, they were part of the landscape, not paid much mind by anyone walking near them.
As 9 million people underwent cosmetic procedures last year, I did something else: I hung out with older women.
This staple ingredient can do more than dress salads and make pickles -- it's also a fabulous all-in-one beauty product for all of you natural beauties on a budget.
If you're up on foodie culture, you've likely heard a lot of buzz about chia seeds lately. Once used by Aztecs, Incas and Mayans as a staple food, chia has seen a food renaissance recently.
The next time your inner self-critic takes over when you're looking in the mirror, I challenge you to stop the negative dialogue about your looks
Since I was a little girl, my mother always told me it was better to use natural products and remedies on my body than chemicals. When I was four, she...
In our series FaceTime, we find inspiring girls around New York City and get the secrets to their look. This week we met Jemma, a ballet dancer who ma...
Today, I am proud to wear my hair naturally, regardless of the sneers I get from people who first see it. I no longer wanted to hide my hair under a shroud of chemicals that were damaging it.
If I am not made-up, I can't go anywhere, several have confessed. Truth be told, my students too often surrender from life because of how they feel they look.
"I tend toward natural products now, which is what my company represents. I am always surprised to see luxury products that I used to think were great, but now when I see their ingredients I completely change my perception."
If you haven't thought that deeply about the way you cleanse your face or the lip balm you pick up at the drugstore, these profiles might give you a new perspective on your usual beauty routine. And they'll certainly give you unique beauty ideas to incorporate as you see fit.
But what's fascinating is that two of elements -- curiosity and awe -- are two of the driving forces behind both science and Judaism. They are what lead us to see their inherent beauty.
It doesn't matter what anyone else sees when they look at you, it's what you see and how you feel about it that counts.
I've become a convert to using items out of my refrigerator and kitchen cabinets to make my facial cleanser, moisturizer, skin-tightening mask, blusher and whatever else I can think of as I lie awake at night.
There's a strong and steady rising tide of women (and men) who are working to consciously change our ideas of what beauty really is.
Makeup should be fun, simple and expressive -- it should not be rocket science. It's about finding what works best for you and then experimenting from there.
Revive, rejuvenate, or completely rescue your dry, dull, or lifeless hair and skin with nature's pure and potent properties.
After all these years, I can now clearly see how my passion for beauty, homeopathy and science all merged. Frankly, I used to be a sitting duck when it came to skin problems.
Too often, our beauty regiments are packed with harsh chemicals and quick fixes that don't work for long-term skin health. We turned to Twitter to...
