And more beauty and self-care advice from the K-Beauty authority and new mom.
"I have more to give than just a great topknot on a red carpet."
How the actress, mother, and cofounder of Happy Dance does mental health.
Guided meditation, chanting, and tongue-scraping are all part of the feel-good program for the Kin Euphorics co-founder.
Self-care = hot baths, organized spaces, and Apple Pie lipstick.
Nose is the mental vacation we need right now.
Facials, yoga, and morning snuggles keep the supermodel zen in her new(ish) role as a working mom.
Highlights, pastel washes, root touch-ups, and all-over color made simple.
Binaural beats, skincare, and the moon phase all factor into her self-care routine.
Three steps and done.
For one, it smells like a gorgeous peak season French garden.
Restorative showering and making her bed count as self-care for the CEO and mother of two.
Declutter mind, body, and soul.
Plus, the power of CBD, green smoothies, and her new Miracle Balm.
She's also a big proponent of dry shampoo, cupping, and, of course, supplements.
Inflammation, out. Glowy skin, always in.
The self-care rituals (and recipe) that bring her comfort and joy.
It doesn't involve perfection. But it does include some blush.
Among them: Meditation and The Great British Baking Show.
Spanish murder shows, a few choice Goop products, and more.
Get ready for the French-girl cover of Lorde's Team.
"I have moisturized since the day I was born."
For starters: false lashes and slicked-back hair.
Pandemic bakers, meet your queen.
The founder of cult workout The Class finds balance and joy in DIY cryotherapy and a good face mask.
"Happiness is an inside job."
Also on the self-care docket: red lipstick and Beyoncé (on repeat).
Instead: probiotics and a soothing, cleanly-formulated foundation.
That fuchsia in the BLACKPINK video? Rare Beauty Lip Soufflé in Ascend—is live on Sephora.
