NewBeauty Issue 45 // Fall 2016

EXCLUSIVE STORY CHRISTIE REVEALS ALL � WHAT’S HER AGE-DEFYING SECRET AT 62?

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N E W B E A U T Y

F A L L

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EDITOR’S LETTER

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WHAT’S ON OUR RADAR

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BOARD OF ADVISORS

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TREND FATTEN UP

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THE NEW DAMAGER

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A LIFT FOR YOUR LASHES

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THE HEALTHY ICE CREAM

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CELEBRITY HAIR

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COLOR

CELEBRITY MAKEUP

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COLOR COUTURE

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STYLE

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TRUTH

PRO/CON Are 2-in-1 Cleansing Conditioners the Better Way to Wash?

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WHAT REALLY HAPPENS WHEN You Get a Laser Treatment

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CRAZY BEAUTY QUESTION How Can I Get Rid of These Weird Bumps Around My Eyes?

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DISPELLING THE MYTH Can You Shrink Your Pores?

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FIX

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N E W B E A U T Y

F A L L

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ON THE COVER CHRISTIE BRINKLEY

COVER STORY

CHRISTIE BRINKLEY

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INGREDIENT RETINOL The Answer You Need to Stop Aging

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GL OW

GOTH GLAM

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SCIENCE GONE GRAY How to Live With It or Get Rid of It

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DISCOVERY DO YOU LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE?

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INSPIRE

THE EYES HAVE IT Five Easy Ways to Get a Great Look

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TRANSFORM FIX IT OR FAKE IT How to Get a Perfect-Looking Nose

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WELLNESS POWER-PACKED SUPERFOODS

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CHRISTIE BRINKLEY PHOTOGRAPHY BY RUVEN AFANADOR; DRESS: ESCADA; EARRINGS: HER OWN; BEAUTY PRODUCT PHOTOGRAPHY BY LEVI BROWN

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BY RUVEN AFANADOR AT ROOT. STYLIST: CRISTINA EHRLICH FOR THEONLY.AGENCY; HAIR: MITCH BARRY; MAKEUP: SANDY LINTER FOR LANCÔME/RITA HAZAN SALON; MANICURE: MARTHA FEKETE USING CHANEL LE VERNIS; BODYSUIT: COSABELLA; EARRINGS: HER OWN. READ MORE ABOUT CHRISTIE ON PAGE 90. FOR A LOOK AT BEHIND-THE-SCENES FOOTAGE FROM THE SHOOT, VISIT NEWBEAUTY.COM. SPECIAL THANKS TO MAGIC MIX JUICERY, OATMEALS AND THE LITTLE BEET.

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S O M E T H I N G G R E AT I S C O M I N G !

Look up the word “aging” in the thesaurus and it’s pretty clear our language and culture are ingrained in a rather gloomy association with the inevitable. Words like crumbling, declining, fading, wearing out, and my favorite, “long in the tooth,” will appear. I couldn’t find one positive word except maybe “mellowing,” which is my hope for myself in the coming years.

There are some things that I find intolerable about aging. Gray hair is one of them. Like weeds in an otherwise perfect lawn, they expand and multiply, spreading out over your head and spanning what seems to be an impossibly large area in a matter of a few years or even months.

Despite the odd trend of “granny hair,” it’s impossible to deny that gray strands make you look older. For those of us whose battle against gray has begun, it can be an endless and tiring fight. In an ever-expanding hair industry, there is a huge focus on creating simpler and effective solutions to this “growing” problem. Check out our story on page 112, to discover the latest ways to get rid of grays for good!

I get a secret thrill when I tell people my age and they look genuinely shocked, and if I’m lucky, a little awestruck. I can see that their surprise is real, and I find this experience comforting because while I notice the subtle and sometimes not-so-subtle changes that have been multiplying with each passing year, I’m happy when others don’t. I secretly hope that my luck will hold out and I will manage to continue to elicit such a response from those I encounter in the future.

Our cover model is someone who has been able to garner this response for the past four decades. “What? She’s how old? You’re kidding!” I’ve heard those words uttered countless times when I mention Christie Brinkley. Her magical combination of attitude, lifestyle and help from the right experts has afforded her the ability to look decades younger than her 62 years. I think we can all agree: Whatever her secrets are, we want them! Find them all out on page 90.

We wrote this issue with aging in mind and all the insight and research we could share to make the inevitable process as painless as possible so that, perhaps, someday we will be able to find a positive word next to “aging” in the thesaurus!

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”Naomi Campbell. She looks like she’s discovered the fountain of youth and her skin is still as gorgeous as it was in the ‘90s! Hard to believe she’s 46.”

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THE FUTURE OF VENEERS For years, the only way cosmetic dentists could create veneers was by hand, a time-consuming and laborious process. But now, the technology of 3-D printing has made its way into the dental lab and is being used to develop everything from crowns and bridges to veneers. One major upside: Your dentist won’t need to take impressions to cast a mold.

Instead, a scan of your mouth is taken and uploaded to a program that allows your dentist to design your veneers to fit each tooth perfectly. Then, the printer uses a special dental composite material to create the veneers. While not every dentist offers 3-D printing just yet—the printer itself is quite pricey—for those who do, it’s a major time saver in the world of dentistry and may even eliminate the need for temporary veneers.

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About 10 years ago, one of the most popular procedures was the somewhat minimally invasive thread lift. Using nonabsorbable barbed sutures, or threads, to permanently suspend saggy tissue, the controversial treatment fell to the wayside due to major complications such as sutures that were visible through the skin, breaking, bunching and moving of the threads, and irritated nerves and tissue. A decade later, thread lifts are back. But this time around, the procedure (it goes by the name of Silhouette InstaLift) employs sutures with absorbable cones that allow the face to be lifted in a more natural way. “Unlike the original, Silhouette InstaLift uses a material that is absorbed in a year (results may last at least 18 months), avoiding the long-term problems seen with thread lifts. There are no barbs or sharp edges either, so there aren’t the same complications,” says Chicago plastic surgeon Julius Few, MD.

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Traveling with beauty products used to mean swiping a bar of soap at the hotel and hoping for the best. Now, thanks to stricter TSA rules and a smarter take on our beauty routines, that just won’t do. Here are three really innovative picks that your skin— and suitcase—will love.

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This British brand is doing a full-on rollout in the U.S. this fall. One of its most unique products: This moisturizing aromatherapeutic SPF, made specifically for travel.

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These scents are rumored to be making their debut at some big spas soon in the form of perfume wipes and luxe candles. This fall, you can check out the exclusive gift set at Sephora.

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FROM A MAJOR RESORT MAKEOVER TO AN SPF MADE SPECIFICALLY FOR THE PLANE, HERE’S WHAT’S NEW IN SPA.

DESTINATION: RELAXATION

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PEPTIDE POWER

On the heels of a very impressive makeover, Monarch Beach Resort is the new home of DryBar, Deborah Lippmann nail salon and Miraval Life in Balance Spa. There’s still that same coastal-chic vibe—now with a serious spa factor. monarchbeachresort.com

The formulation of Revision Skincare’s new Revox 7 serum is so lightweight, it almost feels like water. Each drop contains seven peptides to target expression lines while softening skin imperfections. $120, revisionskincare.com

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editorial advisory board.

It is crucial to be reminded of exaggerated claims in the surgical field.

—DR. SINGER

MEET THE BOARD WHAT’S THE BIGGEST BEAUTY MYTH YOU WISH PEOPLE WOULD STOP BELIEVING?

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Robert Singer, MD @SingerSurgical

THE REALITY OF BEAUTY

Myths are everywhere, especially when it comes to your appearance. It’s important, for both you and your health, to learn to see through the fog of misinformation and excessive promises.

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In the beauty arena, it’s easy to get swept up in the excitement of breakthrough procedures and treatments while subscribing to some of the myths surrounding the industry. But because cosmetic procedures— both noninvasive and surgical—are so entwined with our health and wellbeing, it’s crucial that we do our due diligence and separate fact from fiction.

If It’s New, It’s Better

Innovations in the beauty industry are often met with eagerness to try the latest “breakthrough,” but this enthusiasm should also be tempered with caution.

Ongoing refinements and developments of new procedures, techniques and treatments keep the industry on its feet and constantly evolving, but when these advances aren’t coupled with proper studies and findings, what’s marketed

COSMETIC DENTISTRY

Dr. Laurence R. Rifkin Beverly Hills, CA, Cosmetic Dentist @LaurenceRifkin

“It’s widely believed that

if only one central front tooth needs a veneer or crown due to damage, you need to also restore the adjacent one to have a perfect match. But if the dentist has the skill and determination, it’s very possible that the healthy tooth can be saved from unnecessary treatment.”

as new and game-changing may end up being detrimental to our health instead.

Fillers Can Replace a Facelift

It’s crucial to be reminded of exaggerated claims in the surgical field—the idea that nonsurgical procedures can replace a facelift being one of them. While fillers can soften lines, plump skin and deliver the appearance of a younger face in the appropriate patient, these results are only temporary. In the patient with significant tissue laxity, a proper facelift performed by a board-certified plastic surgeon is the only option that will deliver a naturallooking, long-lasting result.

Everyone Is Who They Claim to Be

Horror stories recounting mishaps that can occur when treatments and procedures are performed by inadequately or nontrained doctors without proper board certification have become more frequent,

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STEP ONE Doing your research

on both your surgeon and your procedure should be the first step to any cosmetic treatment.

DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Tina Alster

which further highlights the importance of checking your surgeon’s credentials and training before allowing them to perform any type of procedure on you. Treatment should only be sought from board-certified doctors (from legitimate boards) in an accredited facility for all your rejuvenation needs. The American Board of Medical Specialties (ABMS) doesn’t recognize any board that has the word “cosmetic” in it.

ABOUT DR. ROBERT SINGER

Internationally renowned aesthetic plastic surgeon and noted educator Robert Singer, MD, of La Jolla, CA, is a diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery and has served as president and chairman of the Board of Trustees of the prestigious American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ASAPS), chairman of the Board of Trustees of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), president of the American Association for Accreditation of Ambulatory Surgery Facilities, and president of the Aesthetic Surgery Education and Research Foundation (ASERF). drsinger@newbeauty.com

Director of the Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery @drtinaalster

“Patients often think

that natural skin-care ingredients are better than synthetic ones. Today’s formulations are better than ever—particularly those containing hypoallergenic ingredients.

Besides, poison ivy is natural and you don’t rub that all over your skin!”

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PLASTIC SURGERY

HAIR COLOR

COSMETIC DENTISTRY

Dr. Ronald Goldstein

Cosmetic Dentist and Author of Change Your Smile @RonGoldsteinDDS

“Most patients think that

if they wear a night guard appliance, their clenching or grinding problems will be solved. Not necessarily— more than 75 percent of the population will grind or clench during the day, causing serious tooth wear and potential tooth or restoration fracture.”

Beth Minardi

New York City Hair-Color Specialist @BethMinardi

“While products like keratin conditioners are believed to be gentle, they aren’t. Nearly 99 percent contain formaldehyde or a similar ingredient.”

Dr. Julius W. Few

Director of the Few Institute for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery @JuliusFewMD

“The biggest myth heard

from patients treated in nontraditional settings is that Botox doesn’t work for them, but we’re constantly able to prove that proper dosing and knowledge of facial anatomy are key for effective treatment.”

PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Mark L. Jewell

BEAUTY AND STYLE

Frédéric Fekkai

PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Sanjay Grover

Internationally Recognized Hairstylist @fredericfekkai

Newport Beach, CA, Plastic Surgeon; Director, The Center for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery drgrover.com

“Contrary to popular belief,

washing your hair daily isn’t detrimental. It’s important to use two types of shampoo, alternating every other day. If you have fine, colored hair, use both a volumizing shampoo and one for color-treated hair.”

“Some patients worry that

if they have fillers injected, they will look like some celebrities that have gone too far with them. However, when well done, fillers can leave you looking younger and healthier than ever.”

Past President of the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery markjewellmd.com

“While microneedling

is being promoted as a procedure to rejuvenate skin, there is virtually no data that substantiates marketing claims that it has long-term effectiveness.”

HAIR RESTORATION

Dr. Craig L. Ziering Renowned Hair Transplant Surgeon @CraigZiering

OCULOPLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Steven Fagien Boca Raton, FL, Oculoplastic Surgeon drfagien.com

“We’ve been told for years

that certain products were able to ‘produce collagen.’

Renewing skin requires much more, like the production of elastin and other nutrients.”

“The myth that you must reach a certain age before having a hair transplant is not true. Hair loss hurts the psyche at every age and it’s better to get patients started early in fighting their hair loss instead of feeling defeated by it.”

COSMETIC DENTISTRY

Dr. Irwin Smigel The Father of Aesthetic Dentistry smigel.com

“Many people forgo veneers

because they are afraid their teeth will look fake with one solid color or a bulky shape, but they can transform your smile in a natural, beautiful way if you visit a dentist who is an accredited member of the ASDA.”

DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Kenneth R. Beer

HAIR COLOR

Tracey Cunningham Redken Celebrity Colorist @TraceyCunningham1

PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Anthony Youn

Troy, MI, Plastic Surgeon @tonyyounmd

“That a dramatic hair color

change is possible in one salon visit. Having a certain color takes time and commitment. If you’re after a specific look, it may take more than one visit.”

“Some erroneously believe

that lasers can lift a face like surgery can, but there is still no substitute for a good facelift.”

FACIAL PLASTIC SURGERY

Dr. Kelly Bomer

Scottsdale, AZ, Facial Plastic Surgeon rejuvent.com DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Jeanine B. Downie Montclair, NJ, Dermatologist @ImageDerma

“The latest myth is that you

can’t get a sunburn on a cloudy day, but 77 percent of the sun’s rays penetrate the clouds, meaning you can still get sunburned.

Everyone needs to wear SPF rain or shine.”

“That retinol thins skin. In

sufficient concentration, retinol stimulates the skin’s growth cycle to renew itself faster, as it does when it is younger. This results in an exfoliated epidermis, as well as a dermis that is thicker with new collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid and blood supply, leaving you with more youthful skin.”

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DERMATOLOGY

Dr. Charles E. Crutchfield III

Eagan, MN, Dermatologist @CrutchfieldDerm

“The myth that cosmetic

procedures make people look artificial should be dispelled— bad treatments do that. When done properly, patients look beautiful and natural. My goal is to enhance natural beauty; I want patients to look great for their age, not different.”

SUN SENSE You can still get

burned on a cloudy day; 77 percent of the sun’s rays can penetrate clouds.

Founder and Director of Cosmetic Boot Camp palmbeachcosmetic.com

“That all injections are

equal. Many people get them based on price or a friend’s advice that all fillers are the same, but nothing could be further from the truth.”

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editorial advisory board.

FITNESS + WELLNESS Fib or Fact? Many half-truths

surround wellness trends, so here’s what you need to know.

they will not get rid of melasma. In fact, lasers make it worse over time.

Melasma is best treated with mild retinols and AHAs plus other brightening ingredients coupled with double daily application of SPF 50.”

PROMOTION

Rather, opt for a third cup of oatmeal, an egg and a half piece of fruit for a more complete meal.”

INSIDE-OUT

NUTRITION

Merging science and high-quality ingredients, ZSS Skincare relies on the ingredient of Zeaxanthin (an antioxidant found in leafy green vegetables, peppers, corn and eggs) to deliver an effective product that promotes balanced skin when taken internally and applied topically. zss-skincare.com

Christine Avanti Celebrity Nutritionist @ChristineAvanti

SKIN CARE

Tammy Fender

Holistic Skin-Care Specialist @PureTammyFender

“Everyone is fascinated with sheet masks, but clay masks have so much to offer. Therapeutic mineral clay holds ingredients in such massive quantities and is so versatile. Illite green clay draws out toxins and excess oil from overactive skin and pink nutrient-rich clay has a cooling effect, replenishing essential nutrients and enhancing circulation in sensitive or dry skin.”

MAKEUP

Jane Iredale

Founder of the Eponymous Mineral Makeup Line @janeiredale

“We’ve been hearing

some social chatter that women with fine lines and wrinkles shouldn’t wear powder foundation because it accentuates them and settles into these areas. However, micronized minerals found in quality powder formulations are slightly larger in size and will lay flat on the skin, not fall into fine lines.”

“I tell my clients to steer clear of the gluten-free diet, as less than 1 percent of people actually have celiac disease, and thus there is no reason to avoid whole grains. I do recommend that you stay away from all foods that contain processed flours, processed sugars and processed salts. Basically, avoid anything white in your diet and your body will thank you!”

FITNESS

MAKEUP

Pati Dubroff

Celebrity Makeup Artist @patidubroff

“I’ve been really frustrated

by the ‘insta-glam’ version of makeup. More is not better, especially when it comes to how much product goes on the skin. Enough with over-contouring, baking and strobing.”

NUTRITION

Cynthia Pasquella Celebrity Nutritionist @CPasquella

“Eating fat makes you fat.

Studies show that healthy fats actually help burn calories and contribute to overall health! Fat is an essential nutrient and as long as you are eating it in whole foods, it will not make you fat.”

Ruth Zukerman

Cofounder of Flywheel @Ruth_Flywheel

“The stigma that indoor cycling bulks up your legs couldn’t be more false. At Flywheel, our trained and knowledgeable instructors guide our riders through a high-energy, intervalbased and balanced ride that burns fat, provides a full-body workout and sculpts beautiful legs.”

FITNESS

Ramona Braganza Celebrity Trainer @ramonabraganza

FITNESS

Andrea Orbeck

“Everyone needs to drink

FITFUSION Trainer @AndreaOrbeck

“Despite research showing

that coffee is not as demonic as we once thought, consuming it for breakfast instead of a more balanced meal means sacrificing your nutrient potential for vitamins and necessary carbohydrates. Bulletproof Coffee supplies 441 calories with 0 grams of carbs and 51 grams of fat.

AESTHETICS

Nerida Joy

Celebrity Aesthetician @NeridaJoy

“The idea that lasers can ‘get rid of melasma’ is false.

Lasers may be successful in changing skin texture and lightening brown spots, but

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eight glasses of water a day is a myth that stemmed from the old recommended daily allowance for water from the RDA created in 1962.

The new numbers reflect that women should strive to drink two liters or eight glasses a day and men should drink 12 glasses—total beverage consumption, not just water—daily.”

NUTRITION

Paula Simpson

Celebrity Nutritionist @NutriBeautiful

“Not all sugar is created

equal. Sugar is bad when consumed in large quantities, but our bodies require glucose for energy, brain fuel and balancing serotonin levels. Focus on natural, low-glycemic and high-fiber sources and omit processed and sugar-laden foods for the best result.”

YOGA

Mandy Ingber

Celebrity Yoga Instructor @MsMandyIngber

“Most fitness trends are a

myth! There is no trend that can replace daily physical activity (for one hour) and a moderate diet of unprocessed foods. The best practice for you is the one that fills you with strength and joy.”

FITNESS

Valerie Waters Celebrity Trainer @valeriewaters

“Many believe in a place called ‘maintenance’ where you get to stop eating clean and exercising as hard as you do to get in shape. There is no such thing. Either you keep working hard or you’re sliding backwards.”

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We lose cholesterol in our skin after age 40.

—DR. CHAPAS

SKIN SAVIOR

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FATTEN UP WE ARE ALWAYS TOLD THAT TOO MUCH CHOLESTEROL IS A BAD THING, BUT THIS NEW BEAUTY TREND WILL HAVE YOU THINKING OTHERWISE.

What the expert says:

New York dermatologist Anne Chapas, MD, explains that cholesterol is one of the most important fats in the skin because it creates a barrier in its outermost layer. “We lose cholesterol

in our skin after age 40,

skin

TOM SCHIERLITZ/TRUNK ARCHIVE

What it is: The latest “it”

ingredient in skin care that we are hearing about is cholesterol. The same type of cholesterol that’s naturally found in your skin (different from the cholesterol levels in your diet) can now be found in skin-care products.

which is why it becomes dry and crepey. Once the composition of fatty acids changes, the texture of skin changes, too.” Products like SkinCeuticals Triple Lipid Restore 2:4:2 add cholesterol into the skin to improve its surface.

Some say it seems to really help the 40-plus patient who says their skin is constantly dry.

The goal is to improve the skin barrier to retain moisture and better the surface texture, and this ingredient tends to do that.

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More studies are looking into the effects of pollution.

skin

What it is: While we’re not

NEXT-LEVEL PROTECTION

THE NEW DAMAGER

THE SUN IS ENEMY NUMBER ONE WHEN IT COMES TO OUR SKIN, BUT THE SPOTLIGHT IS NOW ON POLLUTION, WHICH IS JUST AS BAD.

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discounting the damaging effects of the sun, there’s another environmental element that’s just as big of a culprit when it comes to aging: pollution. “While we don’t know exactly how much pollution exposure is necessary for damage to occur, in a study in Chinese women older than 50, there was an increase in spots on the cheeks due to pollution,” says Charlotte, NC, dermatologist Gilly

Munavalli, MD. Pollution damage, or particle pollution, is a mix of supersmall particles and liquid droplets of acids, chemicals, soil, metals or dust in the environment that penetrate through pores and follicles in the skin. “Evidence still points to the sun as the cause of premature aging. However, more studies are looking into the effects of pollution coupled with UV damage as factors for pigmentation,” explains Dr. Munavalli.

While you shouldn’t forgo daily SPF, anti-pollution products, which contain plant extracts, vitamins C and E and phytobotanicals, add another layer of defense. Brands like TULA, Dr. Jart+, Guinot, Elizabeth Arden and Kayo Better Body Care have all released products that tackle the negative effects of pollution on skin.

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—DR. MUNAVALLI

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W H I P P E D P RO D U CT S R E - E M E RG E

When the skin-care industry was in its infancy and fancy formulations and supercharged ingredients didn’t exist, most products had a whipped consistency.

“Nivea hit the market with what we now call a retro whipped cream,” says Tiffany Masterson, founder of Drunk Elephant. Today, these formulations are back in the spotlight for

their light, airy textures that don’t suffocate skin.

More beneficial than the originals, these versions contain hyaluronic acid, butters and essential oils to lock in moisture and fight aging. You can find whipped formulations in Drunk Elephant Lala Retro Whipped Cream, Winky Lux Whipped Cream Face Primer and Josie Maran Whipped Mud Mask Argan Hydrating Treatment.

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T H E B E AU T Y W I P E R AG E

Beauty wipes became popular years ago and never fell to the wayside.

Their main purpose: cleansing skin and removing makeup.

countless uses for cloths

and many are formulated to target specific skin types and concerns. Active ingredients and beauty formulations can be worked into a wipe when there is a dense texture to the cloth in dry form, which allows actives to bind with the material,” says skin-care expert Ole Henriksen. Wipes are best used as an adjunct to your regular skin-care routine.

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B RU S H E S M A D E FOR SKIN CARE

After Matthew Waitesmith launched his ultraluxe Artis makeup brushes— they meld ergonomics with design—at prestige department stores, he noticed that the brushes were being used to demo skin-care products at the counters. “The customers were encountering a soothing experience when the brushes were used because of the precise application they delivered,” Waitesmith says. And so, the Artis Digit Skincare

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THE MUST-HAVES IN SKIN CARE

Slow the hands of time: Everyone always wants

younger, brighter, better-looking skin. These new skin-focused trends promise to deliver just that.

5 Brush Set in Coffret was born. “The brushes feature proprietary additives that enhance the performance of the fibers in them. It’s a complicated step, but it’s worth it.” The

first ever set of skin-care brushes created, the tools

work with creams, liquids, gels, serums and powders.

Rather than using your fingers to apply products, Waitesmith says brushes provide an even application for superior results.

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T H E N E XT G E N E R AT I O N O F “ F R AG R A N C E F R E E ”

Those with sensitive skin usually shy away from using products with fragrances in them due to skin irritations, sensitivities and redness.

But all of that is about to change as a new product

category known as “soothing fragrances”

comes to market. As Usha Vijay, vice president of marketing for Symrise North America explains, soothing fragrances are skin-care products formulated with synthetic bisabolol and ginger to help calm irritated skin with the benefit of scent. These products aren’t irritating to skin, so you don’t have to compromise form or function to look your best.

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Now, brands are adding beauty wipes to their skin-care lines and taking them to the next level, encompassing everything from self-tanner and brightening and exfoliating agents to sunscreen, lip preps and deodorant in cloth form. “There are

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The keratin lash lift gives the appearance of longer lashes that are also thicker and darker.

—ELYSEE

A LIFT FOR YOUR LASHES

NO MASCARA REQUIRED! THIS NEW BREAKTHROUGH TREATMENT PROMISES PERFECT LASHES THAT LAST.

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What it is: If you’re over

lash extensions but still want thicker, longer, darker lashes that last, you may want to try an

eyelash lift, the newest way to get prettier-looking lashes. Lash expert Elysee

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promises longer lashes for eight to 12 weeks depending on the natural cycle of your hair. Void of any harsh chemicals or glues, Elysee, who isn’t against lash extensions in the least bit, says it gives more of a lift and curl to the lashes so they don’t look so straight. “The keratin lash lift is done on your natural lashes— they just can’t be too short, nonexistent or really damaged—to give the appearance of longer lashes that are also thicker and darker. Compared to lash extensions, this is a maintenance-free way to enhance your lashes without as much drama.

The lash lift treatment is more for the woman who wants a really fresh, natural look.”

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Did You Know?

According to Rivera, faux freckles first surfaced on the runways in 2014, but the trend didn’t catch on until now.

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Thanks to some pretty out-of-the-box K-beauty trends, one of the latest to land on U.S. shores is faux freckles. While there are plenty of women who want to cover or eliminate their natural freckles, this trend may make them think

twice. According to Benefit Cosmetics makeup master Jose Rivera, to achieve the look, which works on just about every skin tone, take note of any natural freckle patterns in your skin and enhance

them. “If you don’t have any freckles, place them on your nose and cheeks and a few in the center of your forehead. Use waterproof cream or gel pencils in neutral tones to create the fake freckles so that they stay put all day.”

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about deep berry lips in matte textures, which is different from the grungy style of the ’90s,” says Sarah Lucero, celebrity makeup artist and global executive director of creative artistry for Stila Cosmetics. If you’re going to jump on the trend, pair matte lips with dewy skin for a look that’s fresh and radiant. “Add a pop of shine on your cheekbones or eyelids and lots of mascara. The mix of textures is important in making the makeup feel modern,” adds Lucero.

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Remember the makeup of the 1990s? It was all about dark, vampy colors in shades of deep plums, browns and black. Spotted all over fall 2016 runway shows, goth-inspired makeup is back. But this time around, it’s more luxe and glamorous. “It’s all

One of the downsides to constantly using your makeup brushes is the potential for bacteria to grow on the bristles, which can accelerate signs of aging and instigate breakouts. Washing them with antibacterial soap and letting them air dry is the best way to prevent bacteria buildup. Or, you can use a brush that’s

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like Michael Todd’s sonicBLEND. The first of its kind, this rechargeable brush contains a special antimicrobial guard in its bristles that won’t wear or wash off. “This protects the brush from 99 percent of bacteria that form on

makeup applicators and brushes,” says Erica Parker, educational director at Michael Todd Beauty. “Plus, the sonic power allows for powder and liquid makeup to be applied better than a rotary makeup brush or other applicators because the sonic action disperses granules of makeup in fine, even layers on the skin for an airbrushed effect,” adds Parker.

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While matte makeup is still in, eye shadow with shimmer and shine is re-emerging after a hiatus.

Most shimmer shadows offer some sort of subtle dimension, but Urban Decay Moondust Palette really ups the ante. A new

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Usually banana-based (fruits that don’t contain much water will work, too; add organic guar gum for an even creamier

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and consistency of ice cream. “They’re similar in that they’re both creamy, sweet and frozen, but nice cream is free of all the artificial ingredients, dairy and processed and refined sugars that mainstream ice cream contains,” says nutritionist and food blogger Lina Saber. To make nice cream, Saber says add coconut cream to your favorite fresh fruits and blend in a high-speed blender. Then, pour it into a container and chill it in the freezer for an hour (if you don’t have an ice cream maker), removing it every 30 minutes to stir until it becomes firm. “Nice cream is full of health benefits, like vitamins, antioxidants and phytochemicals. It’s a great way to start your day and boost your metabolism.”

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Athleisure—the casual clothing trend of wearing workout clothes while exercising or as day-to-day clothing—has trickled down the pipes to wellness.

“It’s is a huge trend that

Westbrook, senior brand manager of Weleda North America. Case in point: The brand’s three new sportsinspired arnica products— a gel, muscle soak and recovery ointment. “These therapeutic products embrace the active lifestyle and refresh and restore the body and mind after a workout,” adds Westbrook.

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Want the expert insight of a nutritionist without spending hours going to appointments or shelling out thousands of dollars?

Then you may be intrigued by the new pay-by-themonth diet plans that cater specifically to your needs.

Celebrity nutritionist Dr. Philip Goglia—he helped Khloé Kardashian transform her body—has developed a survey-based site called G-Plans that uses personal customization to

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help you lose weight and keep it off. But, here’s where this site differs from any old nutritional program: It works in real time and adjusts what and how much you need to eat based on a logging system that’s all done online. And, it doesn’t just track calories. “We are constantly scaling back and adjusting calories, portions and food groups relative to the personal

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feedback that’s entered into the system, which is dependent on changes in your weight and lifestyle because we track your behavior,” says cofounder of G-Plans, Luke Mahoney.

“These are not one-sizefits-all diet plans. It’s all about tailoring your diet throughout the entire program as you move through it to get you to your ideal weight and keep you there.”

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The calming ritual of forest bathing melds the wonders of nature with hiking to engage all five senses, promoting positive health and wellness to boost immunity, reduce stress levels and lower

Everything old is new again, including matcha, an ancient Chinese tea.

While matcha is still being enjoyed both hot and cold, it’s made its way into bowls (similar to an acai bowl) and smoothies due to the powder’s accessibility.

Frances Largeman-Roth, nutrition expert and author of Eating in Color, says, “It took a while for people to warm up to matcha because for years no one understood how to use it,” she explains. Not only does matcha make for some of the most pigmented foods you’ll see, but Largemon-Roth says that matcha also has higher antioxidant levels than brewed green tea.

“You’re consuming the entire leaf (because it’s ground up) instead of steeping it, so you really get all the wonderful benefits.”

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“The inspiration for this look was drawn from how Kate’s hair looked in a Polaroid picture when she originally tried on her dress and threw up her hair,” says celebrity hairstylist Bridget Brager, who’s responsible for this look.

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HOW TO GET THE LOOK

Spritz wet hair with a salt spray like Honest Beauty Honestly Effortless Sea Salt Spray to add texture and grit. Then, blow-dry hair with your hands until hair is about 85 percent dry. Use a flat boar bristle brush to smooth out your hair. $18, ulta.com

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Once dry, curl large sections with a 1¼–inch curling iron away from your face. Apply texturizing spray and divide your hair into two ponytails, one on top of the other, which Brager says ensures thick hair that will stay put with no chance of falling.

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Use hair pins—spray them with a bit of hairspray to keep them in place—to secure small sections of hair haphazardly in the back of your head to create an unfinished updo. Then, pull a few small pieces of hair out around your face for softness.

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“Naomi’s slicked-back hair accentuates her jawline and the wavy pieces play around her face,” says celebrity hairstylist Stéphane Lancien, who created the look.

“This works best with mid-length to longer hair because you need something to work with.”

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HOW TO GET THE LOOK

Create a deep side-part on towel-dried hair. Blow-dry with a medium round brush to create a polished base. On dry hair, use a hairspray like IGK Intern Flexible Hairspray to keep hair frizz-free and add body before you curl. $29, sephora.com

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“Take big sections of hair and curl away from your face by holding the curling iron vertically,” explains Lancien.

“Brush through your hair to avoid a rigid look. You can reshape the waves with your fingers if you want them to be looser or more defined.”

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Gently brush all of your hair to one side, making sure the side with the part is smoothed behind your ear and the opposite side gets all of the hair. Once the curls are to one side, secure your hair with bobby pins and one last spritz of hairspray.

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“This makeup gives Karolina a very fresh, modern and simple look,” says celebrity makeup artist Stefanie Willmann, who created the look.

“I love Karolina this way—dewy skin with a hint of blush and a light rose tone on the lips. I used luminizer to add some highlight, and natural-looking bronzer for warmth. Around the eyes, I used a mix of metallic cream eye shadow and a little bit of volumizing mascara.”

“I focused on Karolina’s eyes and kept the rest of her makeup nude because her red-carpet outfit was a bit more dramatic,” says Willmann.

“To create the highlights and shine around her eyes, I used a shimmery peach champagne eye shadow stick. Then I applied a fine black eye liner and smoothed it out with a brush to soften the line. On her lips, I combined rosy nude liner with sheer nude lipstick to finish the look.”

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THIS DIAMOND-BEDAZZLED CUFF DESERVES TO BE WORN WITH MAKEUP THAT’S JUST AS GLAM—PINK LIPS, DEFINED BROWS AND SHOWSTOPPING EYES.

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Crisp and clean Celebrity makeup artist Beau Nelson envisions luminous skin created with radiant foundation, letting the eyes and lips take center stage. Lancôme Teint Idole Ultra Cushion Foundation is supereasy to apply. $47, lancome-usa.com

evening remix GET THE LOOK WITH Luminous skin + Glossy cheekbones + Emerald green eye shadow + Bright, semi-matte lips

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ON YOUR CHEEKS

Glossy sheen Rather than opting for traditional blush or bronzer, Nelson suggests trying a skin gloss, like Kevyn Aucoin Exotique Diamond Eye Gloss, on your cheekbones to make them pop. $38, nordstrom.com

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Pretty and polished “The look here is all about clean, polished, classic lips with a fashion-forward twist,” says Nelson, who adds that it can be achieved with either a semi-matte bright red, coral or pink lipstick. For longwear color, try NARS Semi-Matte Lipstick in Catfight. $28, narscosmetics.com

ON YOUR EYES

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Go green

“ The look here is all about clean, polished, classic lips with a fashion-forward twist.”

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To play off the cuff’s green stone, use a sparkly green eye shadow, like Yves Saint Laurent Full Metal Shadow in Misty Green on your lids.

Finish the look by defining your eyebrows to make them bold. $30, yslbeautyus.com

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WITH ITS GRAPHIC DESIGN AND BOLD COLOR, THIS BAG CALLS FOR A MATTE RED LIP, CLEAN SKIN AND FLUTTERY LASHES FOR A MONOCHROMATIC LOOK.

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GET THE LOOK WITH Red lips + Strong brows + Dewy skin + A hint of color on the cheeks

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Picture perfect

“This bag has a quirky pattern with an art bent— think gallery curator cool.

Pair it with a chic matte red lip,” says celebrity makeup artist Tracy Murphy. Clinique Pop Lip Colour + Primer in Poppy Pop contains a built-in primer for demimatte color that lasts all night. $18, dillards.com

ON YOUR BROWS

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Megawatt lips call for natural-looking skin that appears superclean so its beauty shines through.

Lightweight foundation, like Surratt Beauty Surreal Skin Foundation Wand, gives just the right finish. $65, sephora.com

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Bold definition “To create a play of textures, a soft gray eye against dewy skin would look fabulous,” says Murphy. And don’t neglect your brows—keep them perfectly groomed with Laura Mercier Brow Definer. $22, saks.com

“ This bag has a quirky pattern with an art bent—think gallery curator cool. Pair it with a chic matte red lip.”

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Slightly rosy Murphy says to keep the color on your cheeks superlight, almost as if they are naturally flushed. A stain, like Burberry Lip & Cheek Bloom in Poppy No. 09, applied with a damp blending sponge is the best way to achieve this type of look. $30, sephora.com

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STEP OUT FOR A NIGHT ON THE TOWN IN THESE SEXY HEELS AND AMP UP THE LOOK WITH VAMPY POLISH AND A SUPERSTRONG EYE.

ON YOUR EYES

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Glam getter “This shoe screams elegance and drama,” says Murphy.

“It would look perfect with a statement eye done in a smoky style paired with strong, defined brows and a full strip of false eyelashes.”

Instead of black shadow, opt for the purple and silver found in Givenchy Le Prisme Superstellar Eyeshadow Palette. $63, barneys.com

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GET THE LOOK WITH Dark, sexy eyes + A strong brow + Matte skin + Glossy nude lips + Burgundy nails

ON YOUR CHEEKS

Subtle contour “You need just a bit of soft angeled contour on your cheeks to support the drama of your eyes,” says Murphy.

Use a contouring stick like Nudestix Sculpting Pencil in Medium/Deep 4. $24, nudestix.com

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ON YOUR TOES

ON YOUR LIPS

Vamp it up

To offset the depth and color of your eyes, Murphy says to go with a glossy nude lip. The perfect pick: bareMinerals Gen Nude Buttercream Lipgloss in Groovy. $18, bareminerals.com

Pair these heels with a rich burgundy polish like Deborah Lippmann Nail Color in Single Ladies layered with an extra layer of topcoat for a sultry, high-shine look. $18, deborahlippmann.com

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“ This shoe screams elegance and drama.”

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Dolce & Gabbana Black Satin Sandal With Crystal Heel, $2,175, Select Dolce & Gabbana Boutiques

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DAINTY AND GIRLY WITH A HINT OF HIPPIE CHIC, THIS HAT PAIRS PERFECTLY WITH THE QUINTESSENTIAL FALL FACE: PRETTY EYES, MATTE PINK LIPS AND SKIN THAT GLOWS.

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GET THE LOOK WITH

Think pink

Highlighted skin + Matte, baby-pink lips + Winged eyeliner + Metallic eyes

Sarah Maxwell, Smith & Cult beauty ambassador, says to skip heavy foundation and layer on tinted moisturizer.

Highlighter, like Bobbi Brown Highlighting Powder in Sunset Glow, on the high points of your face will draw attention to your eyes and lips. $46, sephora.com

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Black out

Finish off your eyes with a thick line of black eyeliner and a flicked-out wing.

A gel pot liner, like Tarte Clay Pot Waterproof Liner, makes it easier to define your eyes. $21, tarte.com

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Keep your lips in the same color family as your eyes.

Go for a matte, light pink lipstick, such as Stila Cosmetics Stay All Day MATTE’ificent Lipstick in Jolie, which suits the texture and tone of the hat. $22, stilacosmetics.com

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Statement shimmer

“Metallic plum, rose and pink accented with rich cashmere beige for contrast complement the dusty rose hue of the hat.”

— Sarah Maxwell

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“Metallic plum, rose and pink accented with rich cashmere beige for contrast complement the dusty rose hue of the hat,” says Maxwell.

Opt for Smith & Cult Book of Eyes Eye Quad in Interlewd for an elegant combination of shades that last. $44, smithandcult.com

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GET THE LOOK WITH Creamy, taupe-colored lips + Fresh skin + Grey eye shadow + Softly colored cheeks

You only need a hint of natural-looking color on your cheeks—try a powder formula, such as Japonesque Velvet Touch Blush in Shade 3, so it doesn’t appear too heavy. $22, ulta.com

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3 ON YOUR SKIN

Natural beauty Keep your skin fresh and clean and opt for super lightweight formulations, like a sheer foundation or tinted moisturizer. We like Chantecaille Just Skin Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15. $72, chantecaille.com

2 4 ON YOUR EYES

ON YOUR LIPS

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“I think this boot could look really interesting with a creamy mauve-taupe color on the lips, which is really popular right now,” says Nelson. By Terry RougeExpert Click Stick in Bloom Nude is the perfect shade. $32, saks.com

For a monochromatic look, Nelson says to use a gray or taupe eye shadow around your entire lid and up into the crease for a high-end couture look. Dolce & Gabbana Smooth Eyeshadow Quad in Femme Fatale does the trick. $62, saks.com

“ This boot could look really interesting with a creamy mauve-taupe color on the lips.”

—Beau Nelson

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Her Hair For this casual look, Rosie did her own hair, keeping it sleek and straight with a classic middle part. To tame frizz and flyways and create the perfect foundation for styling, she applied Moroccanoil Treatment Light to her hair while it was damp and then blow-dried it. $44, moroccanoil.com

Her Bag When wearing solid pieces, especially in neutral shades, it’s a good idea to pair them with accessories that add a bit of pattern and character. Rosie’s Givenchy Antigona Python Envelope Clutch is right on cue and really ties her outfit together. $1,995, Similar styles available at saks.com

Her Shoes High-rise light denim Paige Hoxton Ankle jeans in Benita are the perfect match for Rosie’s brown suede Gianvito Rossi Brooklin ankle boots, which give her look more of an edgy feel. Jeans: $209, paige.com; Shoes: $1,225, gianvitorossi.com

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We kept her outfit both hip and age-appropriate.

—LINDA MEDVENE

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Her Makeup Hairstylist and makeup artist David Stanwell opted for warm makeup with bronze tones and clean skin. “It suits Felicity’s new blonder hair without competing against the strong colors in her outfit,” he says. ”Chanel Perfection Lumiere Velvet gave nice even coverage and kept her skin looking like skin.” $48, chanel.com

Her Jewelr y A pair of Martin Katz Black Diamond Pear-Shape Deco Earrings and some Black & White Diamond Microbangles added just the right amount of bling to the actress’s figureflattering look. Prices available upon request, martinkatz.com

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Her To p “Felicity and I worked together to keep her outfit both hip and age-appropriate,” says celebrity stylist Linda Medvene. “She has such a great figure and loves fashion, so I am able to try amazing pieces on her like this crop top by John Paul Ataker.” $420, johnpaulataker.com

Her Bag This Kotur Espey Claremont Club Floral Brocade clutch is a perfect match for Felicity’s fuchsia Ripley Rader Wide Leg Pants that show off her trim waistline. Clutch: $495, koturltd.com; Pants: $168, ripleyraderstyle.com

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Eva’s hairstyle complements the spirit of her dress.

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—CYRIL AUCHERE

Her Makeup For flawless skin, Eva wore Dior Capture Totale Triple Correcting Serum Foundation in Ivory.

On her lashes, Diorshow Iconic Overcurl Mascara in Over Black added thickness and drama, and on her lips, Dior Rouge Dior Brillant in Darling gave a pop of pink. Foundation: $82; Mascara: $29.50; Lipstick: $35, dior.com

“This hairstyle I created for Eva was inspired by Mr. Dior and complements the spirit of the dress, which is light and pure,” says hairstylist Cyril Auchere.

“I used Leonor Greyl Structure Naturelle styling spray to add volume and work and set the style.” $42, leonorgreyl-usa.com

40s Def y ing Ag ing !

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Her Jewelr y The model dazzled in a pair of Chopard earrings from the Red Carpet Collection, which feature white and yellow gold and white and yellow diamonds.

Stacked diamond bracelets from Chopard’s High Jewelry Collection—one platinum and the other white gold—add a sparkly touch. Prices available upon request, chopard.com/us

Her Shoes Decked out in Dior—her cotton and silk toile dress, silver leather heels and calfskin leather clutch are all from the brand—Eva’s head-to-toe look is decidedly feminine, polished and elegant, but still exudes a bit of sexiness thanks to the short and flirty hemline. Dress: $10,500; Clutch: $2,050; Shoes: $800, dior.com FIND MORE SHOP-ABLE LOOKS ON NEWBEAUTY.COM

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XEOMIN® CONSUMER BRIEF SUMMARY

Read the Medication Guide before you start receiving XEOMIN® (Zeo-min) and each time XEOMIN® is given to you as there may be new information. The risk information provided here is not comprehensive. To learn more:

Uses XEOMIN® is a prescription medicine that is injected into muscles and used to improve the look of moderate to severe frown lines between the eyebrows (glabellar lines) in adults for a short period of time (temporary).

Warnings XEOMIN® may cause serious side effects that can be life threatening. Call your doctor or get medical help right away if you have any of these problems anytime (hours to week) after treatment with XEOMIN®:

• Talk to your health care provider or pharmacist • Visit www.xeominaesthetic.com to obtain the FDA-approved product labeling • Call 1-866-862-1211

Active Ingredient......Purpose need a feeding tube to receive food and water. If swallowing problems are severe, food or liquids may go into your lungs. People who already have swallowing or breathing problems before receiving XEOMIN® have the highest risk of getting these problems.

• Spread of toxin effects. In some cases, the effect of botulinum toxin may affect areas of the body away from the injection site and cause symptoms of a serious condition called botulism.

The symptoms of botulism include:

incobotulinumtoxinA……acts on nerve endings in muscles to prevent muscle fibers from contracting Do not use XEOMIN if you are allergic to XEOMIN® or any of the ingredients in XEOMIN® (see the end of this brief summary for a list of ingredients in XEOMIN®), had an allergic reaction to any other botulinum toxin products such as rimabotulinumtoxinB (MYOBLOC®), onabotulinumtoxinA (BOTOX®, BOTOX® COSMETIC), or abobotulinumtoxinA (DYSPORT®) or have a skin infection at the planned injection site.

• Problems with swallowing, speaking, or breathing. These problems can happen hours to weeks after an injection of XEOMIN® if the muscles that you use to breathe and swallow become weak after the injection. Death can happen as a complication if you have severe problems with swallowing or breathing after treatment with XEOMIN®.

- loss of strength and muscle weakness all

• People with certain breathing problems may need to use muscles in their neck to help them breathe. These patients may be at greater risk for serious breathing problems with XEOMIN®.

- loss of bladder control

• have a disease that affects your muscles and nerves (such as amyotrophic lateral sclerosis [ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease], myasthenia gravis or Lambert-Eaton syndrome)

- trouble breathing

• have allergies to any botulinum toxin product

- trouble swallowing

• have had any side effect from any other botulinum toxin in the past

• Swallowing problems may last for several months. People who cannot swallow well may

over the body - double vision

Ask a doctor before use if you

- blurred vision and drooping eyelids - hoarseness or change or loss of voice - trouble saying words clearly

These problems could make it unsafe for you to drive a car or do other dangerous activities.

• have a breathing problem, such as asthma or emphysema

ACTUAL XEOMIN PATIENT AGE 44 Individual results may vary.

OVERDONE.

WELL DONE. Individual results may vary. In clinical studies, the highest proportion of patients achieved at least 2 points improvement in both the investigator and patient ratings at Day 30 at maximum frown.

• have a history of swallowing problems or inhaling food or fluid into your lungs (aspiration)

• have recently received an antibiotic by injection

• have bleeding problems

• take an allergy or cold medicine

• have drooping eyelids

• take a sleep medicine

• have plans to have surgery

• take a blood thinner medicine

• take muscle relaxants

• have had surgery on your face • are pregnant or plan to become pregnant. It is not known if XEOMIN® can harm your unborn baby.

• are breastfeeding or plan to breastfeed. It is not known if XEOMIN® passes into breast milk.

XEOMIN is not recommended for use in children younger than 18 years of age.

Tell your doctor about all of your medical conditions and all of the medicines you take, including prescription and over-the-counter medicines, vitamins and herbal supplements. Using XEOMIN® with certain other medicines may cause serious side effects.

Ask your doctor if you are not sure if your medicine is one that is listed above.

Possible side effects XEOMIN can cause serious side effects that can be life threatening. See “Warnings.”

Headache was the most common side effect of XEOMIN for treatment of glabellar lines.

Other possible side effects include: • dry mouth • discomfort or pain at the injection site • tiredness

Do not start any new medicines until you have told your doctor that you have received XEOMIN in the past.

• neck pain

Especially tell your doctor if you

• eye problems, including: double vision, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, swelling of your eyelids, and dry eyes. Reduced blinking can also occur. Tell your doctor or get medical help right away if you have eye pain or irritation following treatment.

• have received any other botulinum toxin product in the last four months • have received injections of botulinum toxin such as rimabotulinumtoxinB (MYOBLOC®), onabotulinumtoxinA (BOTOX®, BOTOX® COSMETIC) and abobotulinumtoxinA (DYSPORT®) in the past. Be sure your doctor knows exactly which product you received. The dose of XEOMIN® may be different from other botulinum toxin products that you have received.

• muscle weakness

XEOMIN may cause other serious side effects including allergic reactions. Symptoms of an allergic reaction to XEOMIN® may include: itching, rash, redness, swelling, wheezing, asthma symptoms, or dizziness or feeling faint.

Tell your doctor or get medical help right away if you get wheezing or asthma symptoms, or if you get dizzy or faint.

These are not all the possible side effects of XEOMIN®.

Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects.

You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.

Directions • XEOMIN® is a shot (injection) that your doctor will give you.

• XEOMIN® is injected into your affected muscles.

• Your doctor may change your dose of XEOMIN® until you and your doctor find the best dose for you.

General information about the safe and effective use of XEOMIN Medicines are sometimes prescribed for purposes other than those listed in a Medication Guide.

Do not use XEOMIN for a condition for which it was not prescribed. Do not give XEOMIN to other people, even if they have the same symptoms that you have. It may harm them. You can ask your pharmacist or doctor for information about XEOMIN that is written for health professionals.

Inactive Ingredients human albumin and sucrose Copyright © 2016 Merz North America, Inc. All rights reserved.

XEOMIN is a registered trademark of Merz Pharma GmbH & Co. KGaA. BOTOX is a registered trademark of Allergan, Inc. DYSPORT is a registered trademark of Ipsen Biopharm Limited Company. MYOBLOC is a registered trademark of Solstice Neurosciences, Inc.

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ARE 2-IN-1 CLEANSING CONDITIONERS THE BETTER WAY TO WASH? A modern take on classic two-in-ones that combine shampoo and conditioner in a single bottle, cleansing conditioners, or co-washes, are popping up everywhere thanks to their timesaving, hair-smoothing benefits and sulfate-free formulas. But are they really more effective than the standard? We find out.

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Cleansing conditioners are praised for their ability to gently cleanse hair without the lathering effect that traditional shampoos are known for, which can sometimes strip strands of the natural oils that keep them healthy and hydrated.

Ideal for normal to thick hair, these shampoo-plusconditioner products are lauded as major time-savers in the shower because they combine two steps into one. “They emulsify oils on the scalp without stripping them because they use mild cleansing ingredients instead of detergents and sulfates. This leaves hair soft, clean and conditioned in one quick step,” says Elizabeth Archibald, R&D care development lead for Joico, which launched a line of co-washes this year.

The Bottom Line: If your hair type is normal to thick and not overly oily or dry, which may require a specific treatment, a cleansing conditioner could save you time in the shower and leave your hair softer. But, always make sure to follow the directions on the label when using them.

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Not all hair experts are fans of co-washes. Some believe they are used for convenience rather than effectiveness. “Washing and conditioning should not be combined into one step. Everyone’s hair is different and may need more or less shampoo or conditioner,” says New York dermatologist Adebola Dele-Michael, MD. “Oily hair often needs more shampoo to help get rid of excess oil, and dry hair typically requires more conditioner to restore lost oils.” Celebrity hairstylist Danny Jelaca also prefers separating the two steps.

“Cleansing conditioners tend to feel heavy and difficult to wash out. Plus, they can weigh down fine hair, and those with oily scalps often say they make their hair oilier.”

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AN INSIDE LOOK:

WHAT REALLY HAPPENS WHEN YOU GET A LASER TREATMENT WANT FLAWLESS, BABY-SOFT SKIN THAT’S VOID OF IMPERFECTIONS? LASERS ARE THE BEST WAY TO GET IT.

One of Hollywood’s best-kept

skin secrets is lasers—everyone gets them, but no one really talks that much about them. In order to get gorgeous skin that glows, consider treating your skin with a laser. You may think they are heavy-duty treatments that will leave you hiding out in your house for days, but there’s a whole breed of lighter lasers that can dramatically transform your skin without much pain or downtime. These are the most surprising things you’ll want to know before you get one.

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THE LASER LOWDOWN

THERE’S MUCH TO KNOW ABOUT LASERS BECAUSE NOT EVERY TREATMENT IS EXACTLY THE SAME.

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Nonablative

These include fractional resurfacing lasers like Clear + Brilliant and Halo (a hybrid that uses nonablative and ablative wavelengths), light fractional lasers (they don’t go as deep as invasive fractionated lasers), and Intense Pulsed Light (IPL is light-based, yet often grouped in this category). They target pigment and vessel issues with minimal discomfort and downtime, but require multiple sessions.

WHAT THEY’RE GOOD FOR

THE BRAND NAMES

Clear + Brilliant, RevLite, Halo, BBL (BroadBand Light, a form of Intense Pulsed Light, or IPL), PicoSure, Fraxel re:fine, ResurFX A snapping or warm sensation on your skin. “Skin may be slightly swollen with some redness or dark spots that become darker and last for a few days but then completely resolve,” says San Francisco plastic surgeon Michael Macdonald, MD.

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Depending on the problem, some doctors recommend using pre-treatment products to make your results that much better. For example, if you are looking to treat discoloration or melasma, you may be given a prescription for hydroquinone and/or a series of peels to prevent hyperpigmentation from occuring post-laser. Your dermatologist or plastic surgeon may also recommend using a retinoid for four weeks (or more) prior to treatment, which will make the removal of damaged and pigmented skin cells easier. You’ll need to avoid the sun at all costs for a month or so before (and after), too.

For less-invasive lasers, your skin will be prepped with numbing cream to hinder any pain, but you may still feel warmth or some sensation.

“Nerve blocks, which are injected, and possibly sedation (used for surgery) are used for aggressive lasers or sensitive areas,” says Richmond, VA, plastic surgeon Ruth Hillelson, MD. What you’ll feel depends on the laser used, the setting and how aggressive it is. “Minimal downtime lasers feel warm with a small pinch—any discomfort ends after the treatment. Lasers with longer downtime have residual discomfort for about a day,” adds Dr. Hillelson.

IN THE WORLD OF LASERS, THERE’S AN OPTION FOR EVERYONE. PICKING THE RIGHT ONE COMES DOWN TO YOUR BUDGET, SKIN TONE, DOWNTIME AND WHAT YOU WANT TO CORRECT.

Superficial sun damage, scars and brown spots

WHAT TO EXPECT

YOUR SKIN WILL PROBABLY BE NUMBED

Ablative

Anything that ablates the skin is heavy-duty and necessitates a recovery period. Because the treatment goes so deep, you typically only need one session to get results. These treatments vaporize the outer layer of skin so that as the skin heals, it becomes firmer, smoother and less wrinkled. Think of these lasers as a major step up from their nonablative counterparts.

WHAT THEY’RE GOOD FOR

Wrinkles and lines, extreme sun damage and discoloration, and skin tightening THE BRAND NAMES

Fraxel re:pair, ProFractional, Nano Laser Peel, UltraPulse, Micro Laser Peel WHAT TO EXPECT

Because you’ll be given anesthesia, you shouldn’t feel much. Afterward, your skin may be swollen and look pink or red with a bit of a raw appearance, which can last from a few weeks to a few months.

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THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF LASERS

YOU MIGHT HAVE TO PREP YOUR SKIN BEFOREHAND

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“Minimal downtime lasers feel warm with a small pinch—any discomfort ends after the treatment.”

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—DR. HILLELSON

YOU MAY HAVE TO CHANGE UP YOUR SKIN-CARE PRODUC TS

YOUR SKIN MAY TURN A LIT TLE BROWN

YOU MAY EXPERIENCE BREAKOUTS

YOU WON’ T BE ABLE TO WEAR MAKEUP FOR SOME TIME

With deeper lasers, your skin may be crusty, red and swollen, so you may need to swap out your normal products for gentler ones. Avoid acids, retinoids and anything else that can irritate or exfoliate your skin. Keep your skin moist with the recommended ointments, wash with gentle cleansers and avoid the sun.

Ablative lasers (they make tiny holes in the skin to create new collagen), can cause pinpoint bleeding, crusting or bruising because the outer layers of skin crust over as they regenerate. Dr. Macdonald says it best: “Skin needs tender loving care while it heals.”

With lighter lasers that target sun damage, it’s not uncommon for skin to darken a bit—small patches of brown color that flake off—before reaching the end result. Lasers are offered at places other than doctors’ offices, and if the person performing your procedure is not well-versed in how the device works and the role skin color plays, you may end up with discoloration. “Some, like those with darker skin, may see post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation with certain lasers,” says New York dermatologist Sejal K. Shah, MD. “If it doesn’t fade, options like hydroquinone can help.”

If your skin is oily or acneic, don’t freak out if you break out.

Some lasers draw sun damage and acne to the surface. There can be an overproduction of skin cells, which can clog the pores and lead to pimples.

Breakouts can also occur because of post-treatment products, which are usually heavy occlusive creams and ointments. “I tell patients their skin may look worse before the healing phase because of this, especially with more aggressive treatments,” says Dr. Macdonald. If you break out, your doctor can prescribe a course of antibiotics to help keep pimples at bay.

If you opt for a lighter laser, you may only have to skip out on makeup for a day or two.

With heavier lasers, you’ll need to let your skin breathe and make sure that it is properly hydrated. Covering up any redness on your face with makeup can prolong healing and actually clog your pores. Once you get the go ahead from your doctor to wear makeup again, which is typically one week later (depending on the individual), wear breathable foundation, powder and concealer that is formulated specifically for post-treatment skin, like those that are mineral-based.

WHEN A LASER ALONE ISN’T ENOUGH There are plenty of times when a laser can drastically improve the texture and tone of the skin, but there are also cases when it can only do so much and needs to be coupled with another type of treatment like surgery or injectables and fillers for a better result. Lasers are great for stimulating new collagen, which makes skin look plump and cushiony, and to get rid of sun damage, textural issues, discoloration, and fine lines and wrinkles. But, they won’t do anything for volume loss in the face. “Sometimes, lasers (especially lighter ones) can be coupled with fillers and injectables or facial surgical procedures like blepharoplasty, facelifts and necklifts.

It’s ideal to do everything at once because you can recover from all the procedures at the same time,” says Dr. Macdonald.

To refresh the under-eye area, Jupiter, FL, plastic surgeon Dana Goldberg, MD, used the Cutera Pearl fractional laser and Botox.

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HOW CAN I GET RID OF THESE WEIRD BUMPS AROUND MY EYES? Getting close to the magnifying mirror can open your eyes to minuscule imperfections on your skin, like tiny, flesh-colored bumps that form on and around your eyelids and lash line. Here’s how you can deal with them.

A Doctor Can Help

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Something Is Trapped Under Your Skin Often mistaken for whiteheads or skin tags, these benign bumps, called milia, are incredibly stubborn and can last for weeks, or even months. Milia can form from oil glands that have not fully developed, and instead of the skin sloughing off like it usually does, it gets trapped and eventually turns into a bump. “Typically, milia form when keratin proteins that make up the outer layer of skin are trapped under the surface over time,” says New York dermatologist Jody Levine, MD.

Your Makeup Might Make It Worse Milia can also form as a result of certain pore-clogging cosmetics and skin-care products, or even sun exposure. “Eye creams, eyeliners and concealers could be the culprits, but milia can also be seen in individuals who have never used these types of products,” says New York oculoplastic surgeon Irene Gladstein, MD. “However, if you stick to a proper skin-care regimen, you will see a reduction in the occurrence of milia.”

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Try Steaming Your Face At-home remedies like facial steaming with a facial tea that contains a mix of antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, exfoliating or oil-controlling ingredients may be helpful in treating milia and unclogging pores because it helps loosen and remove dead skin cells and debris. A tea-infused steam

Milia will often resolve on its own, usually in a matter of weeks, although some can take longer. However, if the bumps on your eyelid or lash line don’t go away, schedule an appointment with your doctor or aesthetician to diagnose the cause and develop a treatment plan.

Typically, aestheticians can easily extract the contents of the milia, which will cause the bumps to shrink down to nothing, but don’t try to pick, pop or extract them yourself no matter what. If they keep popping up, treatments including topical medications, chemical peels or lasers are available.

“If you are concerned about the bumps and see little to no improvement, speak with your dermatologist because they may be indicative of an associated underlying condition,” says Dr. Levine.

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The skin on and around your eyelids is very thin and more likely to attract milia due to comedogenic (pore-clogging) creams and lotions that may prevent the natural exfoliation of dead skin cells. Washing and exfoliating your face regularly may help prevent the bumps from forming.

“Due to the role of trapped oil in milia, it is best to avoid oil-based makeup removers and under-eye creams,” says Dr. Gladstein. “You might also consider switching from heavier cosmetics and skin-care products to those with thinner formulations like gels or lotions.” Remove your makeup every night by washing with a gentle, detoxifying cleanser that has deep-cleansing properties.

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You can permanently shrink your pores.

Unfortunately, this one is false. “No product can permanently shrink your pores,” says Washington, D.C., dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, MD. “But, there are some effective products out there that do a good job at temporarily making them look more refined.” Los Gatos, CA, dermatologist Steven L. Swengel, MD, adds that, in his opinion, the best way to make pores look better is with the nightly use of topical retinoids or retinols.

“These products boost skin cell turnover and increase the purging of oily plugs from the pores—the less packed the pores are, the smaller they look.”

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In-office treatments can totally erase pores.

For many pore issues, in-office options may be your best bet for tackling them, but maintenance treatments will be needed.

“The Clear + Brilliant laser, which helps boost collagen and ‘build up’ the skin around pores, has been shown to provide good long-term reduction for pores, but no treatment is permanent,” Dr. Tanzi says.

And, Dr. Swengel adds that it’s smart to view in-office treatments geared toward

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Pores get larger with age.

As Dr. Swengel explains, pore size is genetic and declares itself over time.

“Pore size starts out quite small on children, but enlarges on most people during puberty. In our youth, pores are surrounded by a fairly robust ‘cuff ’ of dermal collagen that keeps their size fairly consistent.

With age, that dermal ‘cuff ’ of collagen thins out and decreases in size, allowing the pores to open a bit more and appear larger.” But consider this: If we didn’t have pores, we wouldn’t be able to let out any sebum, which would leave us with incredibly dry, cracked skin.

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Products and treatments often claim to permanently shrink pores and make them look nonexistent. But, unfortunately, totally erasing pores for the long haul isn’t really a reality. pores as things that are improving the cleansing of sebaceous debris, and not magic wands that can instantly erase them. “A good option is the SilkPeel Diamond Dermalinfusion treatment, which combines microdermabrasion and variable suction. Debris is literally swept and pulled out of the follicular pores.”

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You can “open” and “close” pores.

“A lot of talk has centered around the use of steam to open the pores,” says Dr. Swengel. But, this only

delivers a temporary effect.

So why is this an essential step of a facial? “Steam will help soften the pores for a few hours or so, but it’s not a long-term fix,” says New York dermatologist Doris Day, MD. “When skin is soft, you can apply salicylic acid to exfoliate deep into the pores, which results in radiant skin.”

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THE BIGGEST MYTH!

Blackheads are an obvious sign your pores are clogged.

This is probably the most misunderstood pore myth out there. According to Dr. Day, many people think the black dots on their nose are clogged pores or blackheads, but they’re actually mostly sebaceous filaments, which are a mix of sebum and skin cells.

Another misconception?

Dr. Day says you can’t get rid of these filaments and no amount of squeezing helps, but you can control them a bit with glycolic and salicylic acid products.

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HOW CAN I BANISH MY CELLULITE? written by Tatiana Bido

Chances are at some point in your life you’ve noticed lumpy, dimpled skin on your arms, butt or thighs. Although cellulite can make you feel extremely self-conscious, you’re not alone—it’s a problem that affects the majority of American women. “Cellulite is almost always exclusively a female problem and nearly 85 percent of women have it,” says Oxnard, CA, plastic surgeon Dr. Yuly Gorodisky.

Fortunately, there are new and effective solutions to help you reduce its appearance.

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If the cause is poor circulation, dry brushing can increase the flow of blood to your skin’s surface.

If the cause is a buildup of toxins in your fatty tissues, smooth and detoxify your skin with seaweed.

If the cause is loose skin, a collagen-boosting cream can help improve your skin elasticity.

If the cause is a lack of exercise, anti-cellulite pants may help to reduce visible dimples.

If the cause is genetic, a more powerful in-office treatment may be your best option for improvement.

Cellulite is caused when fat beneath the skin is pushed against the surrounding connective tissue. “The excess fat that has amassed in the superficial layer of tissue bulges between bands of the connective tissue, creating the dimpled look,” says Dr. Gorodisky.

Dry brushing with a natural bristle brush like the Mio Skincare Body Brush helps stimulate blood and lymph flow to reduce the dimples associated with cellulite. $20, mioskincare.com

Toxins come from many sources (like your diet and chemicals) and your body uses many pathways to eliminate them. Trapped toxins cause the fat cells to expand, eventually leading to a hardened connective tissue that gives a puckered effect.

Bladderwrack seaweed, found in The Seaweed Bath Co. Detox Cellulite Soap, contains iodine that purportedly aids in the body’s natural detoxification process for smoother skin.

According to Grand Rapids, MI, plastic surgeon Brad Bengtson, MD, loose skin may accentuate cellulite.

“With age, as collagen and elastin fibers in the tissues weaken, there is increased sliding of the skin over the muscles and tissues, causing dimpling in the skin surface.”

Ingredients like red algae and cupuaçu butter, found in Tata Harper Redefining Body Balm, claim to firm skin and encourage elasticity by fortifying collagen. $115,

Skipping your workouts can cause an increase in fatty tissue, making cellulite more noticeable. Upping your activity level will help firm your body and reduce the look of “orange peel” skin. The Zarie Dream Capri is made of special fabric infused with cellulite-busting ingredients like caffeine, retinol and vitamin E that release into your skin while you wear them. Keep them on eight hours a day for eight weeks to help smooth lumps and bumps. $75, zarie.co

A genetic predisposition will make you more susceptible to cellulite. If your mother has “cottage cheese thighs,” you probably do too. “A minimally invasive, one-time treatment of Cellfina, a procedure that uses a microblade to permanently divide the fibrous bands that cause cellulite, results in smoother-looking skin for up to three years,” says Dr. Bengtson. “This patient (shown above) experienced a significant reduction in her dimpled and dented skin.”

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“Retro florals like violet are a huge trend this fall, but this time, the violet notes focus on the flower’s leaves, which brings a lighter touch than floral scents of the past,” says Scentbird cofounder Rachel ten Brink. This new fragrance marries violet leaves, rose and sandalwood for a sultry effect.

Sweet scents are getting a makeover this year with the addition of airy, effervescent elements like sparkling champagne, which can be found in this flirty scent that captures 1920’s glam. Ten Brink says, “Think of this note like adding seltzer to your mojito so it’s not too sweet.”

Rather than sneaking sprays of your husband’s cologne, try a unisex scent like this one, which blends feminine jasmine and orange flower with masculine amber and oakmoss. “Instead of woodier scents made for men that also appeal to women, these new unisex scents are truly ‘genderless,’” says ten Brink.

The beloved fruity category gets a boost of sophistication with the integration of rich winter berries like raspberry, which is in this chic scent.

Ten Brink says raspberry as a top note is instantly bright and juicy. “It brings a certain richness that invites you to get closer, which is perfect for cold-weather months.”

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“Nude used to mean mostly musky notes, but the new ‘nude’ variety adds in a floral bloom that works with your body chemistry,” ten Brink says. This version is warm, powdery and slightly sweet thanks to patchouli and iris (used in most nude scents) that linger on your skin.

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At 62, the “accidental” supermodel has one of the most impressive, long-standing careers in the industry—and she’s just getting started.

If you ask Christie Brinkley when she got into modeling, she’ll laugh and tell you it was when “Abraham Lincoln was president.” An obviously exaggerated claim, but the 62-year-old is the first to admit she’s been in the game a long time, she’s seen and learned a lot, and she is proud of—and completely comfortable with—her age (yes, she’s been in the business four-plus decades now and has nothing to hide!).

“I was told I would be done at 30. I’m still here.”

Growing up in Los Angeles, she never imagined “here” would mean one of the most prolific modeling careers in the world. “My mom wasn’t that into beauty, she wasn’t one of those women who was going to salons, so it really wasn’t part of my life either. She was a natural beauty, but she never put much thought into it. She sort of lived by the motto, ‘Less is more.’ Her idea of doing makeup was taking a quick peek in the rearview mirror in the car and applying it in less than a minute. That always amazed me. Her signature look was an orange-ish lipstick and bronzer on her cheeks—if she was going somewhere fancy, she would add mascara and eyeliner. I can still see her now, pulling her eyelid, drawing the line, and suddenly, her whole face looked different!” she says, tearing up a little (both of her parents passed away in 2012, a few weeks apart).

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EXPERT INSIGHT “No matter what you are going to do—if you are going to go get your makeup done, if you are going to go to a doctor for an anti-aging procedure, pick the right expert! It’s so important. I feel pretty strongly that is a big secret to looking good and getting the kind of results you want.”

THROWBACK HAIR TRICK

“I am a lifelong vegetarian, but still an aspiring vegan.

I am good for a couple of months, then some great Italian food and some mozzarella comes along and I am a lot less vegan—those two are definitely my vices.”

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“I still use Sun-In. It’s a great way to extend your salon visits and add in some highlights.”

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H Y D R AT I O N NO-NO “Your body doesn’t really like refrigerated things… think about it, that wasn’t always the norm. I prefer warm water to cold. I think it’s better for you.”

U LT I M AT E BEAUTY HACK DRUGSTORE M U S T- H AV E “Jergens BB Body Perfecting Skin Cream.

I don’t spray tan, but I will self-tan at home. This one firms, moisturizes and evens out skin tone.”

“No matter which eye cream you apply, if you just sort of tap and pat the area under and around your eyes, it helps get the circulation going, gets rid of the fluids and reduces puffiness.”

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FA M I LY FIRST Jack Brinkley Cook, Alexa Ray Joel, Christie Brinkley and Sailor Brinkley Cook at an event in the Hamptons.

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MOTHER KNOWS BEST Christie and her mom, Marge, in 2009. “She was a beautiful woman; very petite, all legs, but her biggest beauty tip came from her heart: Be kind.”

As the story goes, even that wasn’t necessarily the spark of an “aha” career moment. “I’m very curious about things. I love trying out new things and seeing what they’re like, and like most girls that age, I thought, ‘what would that be like?’ What would it be like to try that out?’

I wanted to find out.”

“The next thing I knew, someone was saying they wanted to send me to Morocco on a job.

Then someone threw out the word ‘Japan.’

That was my inspiration for getting into—and, ultimately, sticking with—this career,” Brinkley says. “To travel, to see the world; that has always been my reason. I never wanted to look like Lauren Hutton or Cheryl Tiegs, who were the big models at the time. For me, it was all about seeing new places.”

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Fast-forward to almost 45 years later, and her “place” is now one that is mainly spent at her home in the Hamptons, but always revolves around her children: Alexa, 30, Jack, 21, and Sailor, 18, who is the same age Brinkley was when she left home and moved overseas. This fall, she’ll be the last of Brinkley’s children to leave home and start college in Manhattan.

“I’ve raised all my kids to be vegetarian because I feel so strongly about it for ethical reasons. [Brinkley hasn’t eaten meat since she was 13.] But my son, Jack, he’s an athlete and will have an occasional piece of meat now that he’s on his own. He can do what he wants, but he was raised a vegetarian!” she says. “My girls and I share so much and I think we all sort of inspire each other in different ways. Sailor is a very strict vegan and gluten-free, and she never slips up. I am in awe! She’s also very strict about exercise.

Rain or shine, she is running and active and out there. Alexa is my beauty guru. She’s always aware of the latest trends, potions and lotions.

One of her first toys as a teeny-tiny kid was a perfume-making kit and she hasn’t stopped being interested in beauty products since. She almost always has a face mask on, and at some point in the day when she’s at home; she’ll drift by with a white or green face. Her skin is flawless.”

And, to sum up her love life—a subject that always seems to be of extreme interest to everyone else—in one sentence: Yes, she’s still friends with Billy Joel (she loves when he sends her photos of his new baby), and as for her recent split with John Mellencamp, it was 100-percent “distance and work” that led to the breakup, or, as she simply puts it “just mileage.”

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“No matter what kind of makeup my mother had on, she always looked stunning. She was the warmest woman. There wasn’t anyone she met that she didn’t become friends with. Even now, when anyone thinks of her, they think of her smile. She was really a special person.”

A special person, and a supportive one. When Brinkley was just 18, her parents encouraged her to move to Paris. At an age when most teenagers are starting to take those first steps to leave home, she found herself relocating to a whole other country. Not to pursue modeling—that idea wasn’t even on her radar yet—but to study art (you might have seen some of her work; she drew the painting on then-husband Billy Joel’s 1993 River of Dreams album cover, awarded “The Best Album Cover of the Year” by Rolling Stone).

“That was what I was going to do. Art was the game plan. I never planned to get into modeling.

I never had that moment where I said, ‘I want to do that!’ I was a struggling artist—whatever that means at 18—in France and a photographer saw me and asked me if I wanted to model.”

ADVICE TO MY DAUGHTERS “I protected all my kids from the sun and I harp on it even now. My daughter Alexa just turned 30, and she still gets carded. There is no greater compliment— for both of us!”

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“I never planned to get into modeling. I never had that moment where I said ‘I want to do that!’”

“I use Instagram, but I’ve found that women my age don’t really use it. I encourage you to use it! It’s an incredible window to the world. You can follow all the trends and it’s so current! You see everything as it is happening.”

FITNESS FIX “I think maintaining a consistently steady, healthy weight is probably one of the best things you can do for the way you look. Exercise plays a role in looking younger too.

Kayaking, tennis, running, paddling, the gym, a spin class, Zumba. I need to keep it interesting.”

So much is said about positive body image in today’s society—a media buzzword that seems to put down anything that deals with beauty and looks and how that affects the perception of women.

But Brinkley says, in her opinion, it’s all shifted in a very positive way.

“It’s absolutely so much better today.

When I started out, beauty was so boring, and the kind of beauty that was represented in magazines was quite strict. For the most part, everyone was kind of the same.

Every image, every look, every campaign was so focused on recreating this image of ‘perfection.’”

“I used to do a lot of work with Glamour magazine and every detail was so planned out to an almost insane level for what would sell.

They knew which month needed a blond-haired, blue-eyed girl on the cover. They knew which month needed that girl holding a kitten.

They knew which month needed that girl holding a kitten to be looking over her shoulder toward the binding of the magazine or toward the opening of the magazine. They also were very strict about how we posed and how we crossed our legs—there were actual rules in place. We were only allowed to cross our legs at the ankles and that was considered ladylike and beautiful.

I still remember the first time a photographer requested that I cross my legs with my ankle over my knee.

I thought that was so sassy!”

Although she doesn’t credit her foray into the world of modeling as creating a sort of shift in the subculture, she does think she got into the industry at a moment when it was all slowly changing. “When I was first discovered, I immediately thought that I had to lose weight so I would look like all the other girls.

Ironically, it was the fact that I wasn’t so thin that got me noticed in the first place; it’s what made me stand out. Turns out, I was part of a new wave of a trending look—suddenly everything was about physical fitness in the late ’70s and early ’80s.

Everyone was putting on their leotards and working out to Jane Fonda and listening to ‘Physical’

by Olivia Newton-John.”

AGE-DEFYING ADVICE “The best thing I have done for myself was to become a vegetarian. I think that focusing on a diet rich in antioxidants has made all the difference.”

When I started out, beauty was so boring...

But, Brinkley says that if you look at history through the ages, the one thing that is consistent is that what we perceive as beautiful is forever changing. “There’s just sort of a social thing that always happens, whether we are aware of it or not.

Right now, it seems like every young woman is obsessed with her derrière, whereas it wasn’t that long ago that everyone wanted that thin, linear not-very-healthy, ‘heroin-chic’ look.

Now, it seems like everyone is back to appreciating every type of woman.”

In terms of recognizing beauty for its own individual quality that makes people uniquely “them,” Brinkley says that’s where our ideals have changed the most, and it’s all for the better. “Our perception of beauty has actually become more beautiful.

We literally view beauty in such a wide expanse now; we’ve been exposed to so many images, so many magazines, so many different women. I think it’s really, really great.

Look at Ashley Graham. She’s gorgeous and physically fit and she’s the hottest thing right now. That’s her body size and she looks really beautiful in that size. Women come in all shapes and sizes, all ethnicities.

That’s the message, and it’s beautiful.”

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B O DY I M AG E: I S I T R E A L LY A S B A D AS IT USED TO BE?

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At the 40th anniversary of Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition (she was first on the cover in 1979).

MODEL B E H AV I O R Attending the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony in 1987.

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RED-CARPET ROLE In 2015 at USA Network’s ‘Donny!’

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BEACH BABE “I grew up at the beach and I still spend a lot of time in the water; I love the water. I love swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, beach-combing, boating. I know being out in the sun isn’t great, but there’s a certain point I have to say, ‘Life is for living.’”

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OUT ON THE TOWN In New York in 2008.

“I didn’t realize how much you get asked ‘do you really use your products?’ when you have your own skin-care line. One word: YES! When we came up with the idea of developing the line, I met with a team of dermatologists, chemists and formulators and they asked me a bunch of questions so they could determine what I’ve done right and wrong with my skin over the years.

Basically, all the wrong things I’ve done to my skin were considered and incorporated into the line to fix the problems.

I’m not a scientist that mixes everything up, but I am a formulator and I get all the testers before they

become ‘products.’ I say no to things that make my makeup smear, I try on potential products on-location in the sun to see how they hold up, and I give feedback.

Most of all, I make sure that whatever we introduce works.

I also get a lot of ideas and input from the women who follow me on social media—I read their comments and suggestions and I feel like I really know them and the skin-related issues they face.

They are the reason I am so picky about my products.

It was important for me that this line was results-driven. I’m very into organic and natural, but if there’s something scientists have created to give a product an extra ‘punch’ that won’t hurt your skin, I want that—I think everyone does.

My line is as natural and organic as it can be, but it was necessary to keep the products really effective so you can also get results.

I didn’t get compliments for a few years on my skin, and now, all of a sudden I am getting them again! I look in the mirror and I am thrilled. It’s a waste of time if you are using an anti-aging cream and aren’t really seeing results.”

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It’s clear that family comes first and Brinkley’s massive business portfolio (reports peg that it’s worth somewhere to the tune of $80 million) comes second. There’s her New York Times best-selling book, Timeless Beauty, Christie Brinkley Authentic Skincare line, Hair2wear hair-extensions, endorsements with NYDJ Jeans, Bio-Sil supplements, Christie Brinkley Eyewear and Total Gym, and her latest launch, an organic prosecco line called Bellissima that includes a brut, a rosé and a zero-sugar prosecco, which is something she feels strongly about because it’s a “bad epidemic in the U.S.” Somewhere in that mix, there’s also time for her very-much-still-indemand modeling and acting career.

“Modeling and the whole business thing isn’t the hardest!” That prize, she says, goes to her work on stage. “When I was 58 years old, I took on the challenge of playing Roxie Hart in Chicago. It was probably the hardest thing I have ever done professionally, and probably the thing I am most proud of professionally. I had to learn to sing, dance and even act. I was doing eight shows a week and two shows a day, and then there were weekends. It was really, really exciting, but tough. I just kept telling myself, ‘If I work hard enough, I can do it.’ After my run in New York, I was asked to go to London, then it was extended, then we returned to New York, then we headlined a national tour. It was really an amazing time.

I absolutely loved it.”

The best part, Brinkley says, is something most of us take for granted. “As a model, most of the time you are working alone and it can get lonely.

This was the first time I was really working with a group—all of a sudden, I had coworkers!

I loved the stage door, I loved the other actors, I loved the collaboration, I loved all of that.”

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As for her other career as an entrepreneur, Brinkley says that’s something she loves too, but it can be challenging. “It’s important for me to really believe in any product that I put my name on, or else I wouldn’t put my name on it.” For her, that means testing it, getting feedback and paying attention to—you guessed it—social media comments. “I see women all the time commenting on my Instagram pictures saying, ‘I’m not going to buy her skin care because she goes to a dermatologist and it’s all fake! She doesn’t really use that.’ Yes, I do! I wouldn’t tell you to use it if I didn’t use it too. I couldn’t be doing this so long if I didn’t have credibility.”

DOES SHE OR DOESN’T SHE?

Sure, she’s a success in a ton of different arenas— and she is a supermodel, so she sort of has a head start in the anti-aging game—but you can’t talk to Brinkley without tip-toeing around the question: What do you really do to look this amazing in your 60s?

She has been pretty open about “dabbling” in different dermatologic treatments—some she liked, some she loathed. Botox, the first time around, didn’t go so well. “I actually started to feel depressed. My face lacked expression. I will never do it again in my forehead.” Then, she gave it another chance; this time, for her neck bands, an area that, when treated, Brinkley says, doesn’t come with the threat of totally changing your expression—just the very positive advantage of relaxing the muscle and helping with the chin area and jawline. As for fillers, she likes them in “supertiny doses.” Laser treatments, in her opinion, are “miraculous.”

“Some of the quick and easy things people can do—Botox, fillers—it seems like in the beginning, it was very obvious when they were being used. I think whenever anyone uses them and you are looking at ‘their work’ instead of them, that’s wrong. I’ve seen so many beautiful people who completely changed their face. Maybe some people like that ‘overdone’ look, but in my opinion, there’s nothing more aging than that.”

Whatever you decide to do, Brinkley stresses her advice to “go light” and do your homework.

“If you want to look refreshed, it has to be with a light hand. It’s one of the biggest mistakes when people deliberately go for that ‘done’ appearance—to each his own, obviously, but that’s not good. It’s important to choose the right doctor if you want to do anything along those lines. Don’t change your face; maybe just change a wrinkle or two that’s bothering you.

You still should look like you.”

“I also think it’s so important to have an ongoing conversation about this subject—what works and what doesn’t. If you do decide to use a little touch of filler, I don’t think you should consider it a replacement for good solid skin care. You will always need that. Number one, you need to protect your skin from the sun; if you’re a sun-lover like me, make sure to protect yourself well,” she says. “I really believe the foundation for good skin is what YOU do, not what your doctor can do for you later. It’s how you eat, how you care for your skin—you are the one in control for 24 hours of the day. Then, if you do a little tweak here and there at the doctor, that’s the icing on the cake. But you can’t just rely on a quick fix at the derm; you’ll just end up with dull, dry, aging skin without proper skin care. One thing does not replace the other.”

Solid advice from a woman who pretty much defies everything at the age of 62. So what’s next for the beauty icon? There’s still some of that curious 18-year-old in her. “I’m enjoying the fact that at this stage of my life, I can still take on new careers and new projects. I still get excited to try new things. What could be better?”

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Brinkley smiles for the camera—in a shot taken 30-plus years ago.

BACK TO BALANCE “One of the best features of our phones is the camera feature. I am constantly aware of beauty around us, whether I am in a cab or walking on the street or wandering around. If you are going through a tough time in life, pick up a camera, take a walk and look for beauty.

I find that to be so relaxing—that’s one of the main ways I relieve stress. You’ll see that the world is offering you so much beauty to look at.”

M E D I TAT I O N M OV E

GUTTER CREDIT

“I’ve ‘meditated’ since I was a teenager, but I am not very good at it. I tend to only turn to it in times of stress. During a bumpy flight, I will go to it. I’ve had other stressful times in my life, and during those times, I force myself to get up 15 minutes early to meditate and then I do it again by setting aside 15 minutes before dinner. I just sort of use that time to empty my thoughts and gather my strengths.”

WANT TO LOOK YOUNGER? MAKE SURE YOU USE THIS INGREDIENT.

It’s more than solidified itself as the “gold standard” anti-aging ingredient, but now retinol is having a big-time resurgence—this time finding its way into new product formulations that make it easier than ever to get your daily dose.

Retinol THE ANSWER YOU NEED TO

STOP AGING

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How Retinol Works Retinol is a powerful ingredient—one that’s been proven to speed up cell turnover to get rid of existing skin damage while cleverly interrupting the free-radical damage process (both from the environment and general aging) to prevent the likes of wrinkles, acne and spots from forming. “Retinol is effective because when it’s absorbed into your skin, it gets broken down and converted into retinoic acid, which essentially affects the chemistry of skin cells and makes them behave ‘younger,’” explains Amandine Isnard, head of product development for EVE LOM. “There are a huge number of benefits associated with retinol, including thickening the deeper layers of the skin by stimulating collagen production, reducing the production of sebum, exfoliation, minimizing pigmentation and repairing cellular damage.” Still confused? Simply put, Isnard says retinol turns over cells at a much faster rate than normal (think of it like a peel that really cleans out your pores that you do frequently), which makes way for new, fresher skin cells, as well as a better-looking, more radiant complexion.

It prevents collagen breakdown by inhibiting the rise of an enzyme called collagenase. When collagen is boosted, it helps to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles and fade brown spots.

It has the ability to get into pores and unclog them, which makes your skin look better and helps with acne.

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Retinol vs.

Retinoids: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

It aids in the regulation and normalization of skin cell functions.

Retinol goes by a whole bunch of different names, but it can all be broken down by “the derivatives” (all of which come from vitamin A). While there is a lot of science behind it, Isnard says you can remember it with this 1-2-3 cheat sheet:

THE PUREST FORM

Retinol

This is most commonly the “generic” term for anything related to the ingredient, but it’s best to reserve this category for any type of retinol that’s over-the-counter.

It speeds up skin cell turnover that slows down during aging.

THE RX

Retinoids Typically stronger, retinoids are more commonly associated with a prescription you get from your doctor—or anything that includes the term “tretinoin.”

The Debate DAYTIME RETINOL: IS IT SAFE?

THE ONE THING THEY SHARE

DON’T

“I don’t care what they say! Retinol breaks down in sunlight, so it’s only a nighttime product,” Santa Monica, CA, dermatologist Ava Shamban, MD, stresses. Plus, because retinol is photosensitive, Pepper Pike, OH, plastic surgeon Lu-Jean Feng, MD, says you absolutely must practice safe-sun protocols whenever you use it.

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“We used to think that retinoids made skin more sensitive to the sun,” Las Vegas plastic surgeon Goesel Anson, MD, says. “Rather, the formulation was unstable in light, sun and air. This is less of a concern today.” Richland, WA, dermatologist Sidney B. Smith, MD says he is also OK with daytime retinol—if it’s worn with at least an SPF 30 sunscreen.

Retinoic Acid

Regardless of whether you are using retinol or retinoids, you are applying retinoic acid to your skin.

“Both ingredients convert to this once they’re applied,” Isnard says.

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It used to be that retinol was only a nighttime ingredient, but now there are products that claim to be safe for daytime use, too. But, not all experts agree...

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According to Miami dermatologist Leslie Baumann, MD, retinol, hydroxy acids and vitamin C are the only ingredients that have been proven to improve wrinkles. And, of the three, retinol works the best. “Retinol also prevents wrinkles and acne, evens skin pigmentation and exfoliates skin to impart a radiant complexion. Retinol is the only ingredient FDA-approved to treat wrinkles, which means is has been proven to work.”

It Communicates With Your Genes So much has been said regarding how retinol works to improve your skin, but Dr. Baumann says it’s pretty simple to understand: “Retinol up-regulates the genes that make collagen, hyaluronic acid and elastin and turns on the fibroblasts (the skin cells that make collagen).

It down-regulates the genes that make collagenase (the enzyme that breaks down collagen), and it does so immediately.”

It’s Easy to Add to Your Routine

It Won’t Make You Red—If You Do It Right

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REASONS THAT WILL CONVINCE YOU TO USE RETINOL

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Adding retinol into your anti-aging arsenal doesn’t necessarily mean you have to ditch a routine you already have down pat. Dr. Baumann’s tip if you want to start slow: Apply a pea-size amount over moisturizer every third night for the first two weeks. Then increase to every other night for two weeks, and then every night. If your skin can’t tolerate retinol on its own, you can cut it with a good moisturizer.

“Several generations of products have evolved for the prescription-level products,” says Dr. Anson. “Plus, consumers are more sophisticated today regarding topical products. In the past, people were reluctant to use retinoids, expecting to trade flakiness and redness for results. They understand now that these are concentration dependent, are NOT required for effect and shouldn’t happen.” Isnard agrees. “I think people are still hesitant to use it because of ‘side effects.’

We need to reassure them about all of the technological progress that has been achieved in the past decade.”

Your Skin Will Look Better Than Ever Dr. Shamban says this is the one skin-care ingredient you can almost bet will make your skin look better. “I can’t express how many good things it does for your skin—you want more of it!”

THE TREND

THE TREND

THE TREND

Applying It Around Your Eyes + All Over Your Body

Combining It With Other Active Ingredients

A Surge in Plant-Based Versions

ONE TO TRY: Olay Eyes Pro-Retinol Eye Treatment, $25, olay.com

ONE TO TRY: PCA SKIN Intensive Pigment Eraser, $90, pcaskin.com

Dr. Feng says these two trends are big ones. “For the eyes, it’s about minimizing wrinkles; for the body, its targeted offerings that help with pigmented areas and sun damage.”

Redness, itching and flaking are the primary side effects of retinol, but they can be avoided.

“The latest technological advances have made retinol more user-friendly for consumers and their skin, as it is now more readily available over the counter,” says Dr. Feng.

“An aesthetician or board-certified plastic surgeon or dermatologist can evaluate your skin and provide the appropriate treatment, but skin sensitivity no longer precludes anyone from using any type of retinol.”

“The current trend is using a combination of ingredients, such as retinol and stem cells, to treat signs of aging,” Dr. Feng says. Another big one: mixing it with antioxidants.

“New plant-based topicals from various sources are being developed that have retinoid-like properties without causing irritation,” says Dr. Anson.

ONE TO TRY: Pestle & Mortar Superstar Retinol Night Oil, $109, pestleandmortar.com

THE TREND

Encapsulating It

Isnard says the number-one new trend for retinol is the encapsulation of it. “This enables a safe, stable and targeted delivery and has been the most advanced innovation recently,” she explains.

ONE TO TRY: Dermalogica Overnight Retinol Repair, $85, dermalogica.com

The Real Deal on Retinol Retinoids, retinol, vitamin A, over-the-counter,

prescription and percentages: Many terms circulate around this one ingredient and it can get rather confusing. “Retinol is the purest form of vitamin A, and an antioxidant derivative of it,” Isnard says.

So how do you know which type is right for you?

It Really Depends On Your Skin Type...Plus Your Concerns, Skin Tolerance and How Quickly You Would Like to See Results “Prescription retinoids can have a drying effect on the skin because they can be a bit stronger than an OTC product, but they are optimal

for reversing signs of aging and acne,” Dr. Feng says. “I also take into consideration the lifestyle of the patient. Patients who are not committed to sun protection and safety are not ideal candidates to use retinol.” Dr. Smith adds that he recommends an OTC retinol or a prescription retinoid to almost all

of his aesthetically conscious patients. “They are just an essential part of a healthy skin-care routine.”

But All the “Retinoids” Will Help

Dr. Anson says what she considers the “retinoids”—vitamin A derivatives including retinoic acid, retinol, retinaldehydes, retinyl esters—are all important topical agents for photoaging. “Retinoic acid (Retin-A) and Renova require a prescription,” she explains. “However, retinol is absolutely effective for photoaging, does not require a prescription, penetrates skin well and may actually be less irritating than other types.”

And Even a Tiny Bit Can Give You Results

This is one of those ingredients that has a lot of percentages, but don’t let the numbers confuse you. “Whether you use OTC or Rx, all percentages will improve your skin, but higher percentages produce faster results,” Dr. Baumann explains. “For example,

with a higher percentage, you can see results in six months, but a lower percentage can take up to 12 months.

I prefer starting patients on 0.25 percent (it isn’t the lowest, but it’s on the lower end of retinol), and then increasing them to 0.5 percent and then 1 percent, which is the highest I’ve seen.” Dr. Feng has patients start with 0.025 percent tretinoin and then go up from there. “This low dose enables me to evaluate the patient’s skin tolerance to the retinoid and then develop a customized treatment plan for them to optimize their results.”

Or Just Go With This Simple Rule

According to Dr. Shamban, oily, sun-damaged skin should use a higher-strength retinol; sensitive skin should use a lower-strength in combination with a moisturizer.

Dr. Anson adds, “Not everyone can tolerate higher concentrations, and that’s fine. My advice: Stay below the concentration that results in dryness/flakiness/redness.”

On Our Radar The ingredient retinol has not changed over the years, however, Dr. Feng says the delivery method has become tremendously different. “So many developments have been made in just the past decade. Newer formulations are labeled as encapsulated, stabilized and slow-release and come in various packages, such as pumps, to maintain freshness.

Over time, developers have added other ingredients to retinol-based products, like anti-inflammatory peptides, which help minimize dryness and potential irritation. Through research and development, retinol products have become more tolerable for sensitive skin.”

THE PRODUCT

THE CLAIM

OUR TAKE

POTENT PERCENT

T H E DAY T I M E S P F

THE HAND CREAM

SkinCeuticals Retinol 1.0, $70, skinceuticals.com

L’Oréal Paris Revitalift Bright Reveal Brightening Moisturizer SPF 30, $20, lorealparisusa.com

EVE LOM Time Retreat Hand Treatment, $35, spacenk.com

Fragrance-free

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Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

Powerful and effective, you only need a drop of this each night to transform your skin in two weeks.

This hydrating moisturizer makes skin look instantly better as it protects it with SPF 30.

Keep this absorbsinstantly hand cream at your desk to make it easy to remember your retinol.

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THE MOST MODERN OTC RETINOL FORMULATIONS

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Dr. Shamban says skin-care customization is key, and with retinol, the term is compounding.

“We can mix it at the office to pinpoint the right percentage to get the best results.”

Did You Know?

Dr. Baumann says some (not all) patients may experience a “worse before better” period when starting with retinol. “On average, it lasts about two weeks and you may see a bit of ‘purging’ as your pores clean out,” she says.

“It’s just your skin turning over, and I promise if you are patient, you will be happy you waited it out.” And as for that old wives’ tale that retinol thins out skin?

“It actually does the opposite and builds skin up because it’s making new skin cells,” she adds.

THE MEGA MASK

RETINOL WIPES

THE PORE PRIMER

T H E S E L F-TA N N E R

RETINOL DROPS

Natura Bissé Diamond Extreme Mask, $110, bergdorfgoodman.com

Skin + Pharmacy Advanced Anti-Aging Therapy Retinol Wipes, $20, cvs.com

StriVectin Advanced Retinol Pore Refiner, $99, bloomingdales.com

James Read Express Bronzing Mousse, $45, sephora.com

Zelens Power A Treatment Drops, $195, barneys.com

Fragrance-free

Fragrance-free

Fragrance-free

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SPF

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Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Added antioxidants

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Natural ingredients

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

Superhydrating

This ultraluxe mask makes skin feel hydrated and healthy. Wear it overnight for the ultimate skin treatment.

One of the easiest-to-use products out there. The towelettes are convenient and make sure you get the right amount every time.

Goes on silky-smooth and wears well under makeup like a poreminimizing primer.

Even if you aren’t so good with self-tanners, this user-friendly, retinolpacked one creates a sun-kissed look.

A facial oil and retinol treatment in one, these drops smell amazing and leave skin looking glowy.

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WE CAN’T GET ENOUGH OF THE VAMPY MAKEUP TREND—think rich, deep makeup that ranges from ultradark nails and lips to intense smoky eyes in everything from burgundy to black. Pulling off goth-inspired makeup takes a little bit of work, not to mention flawless skin. These tips straight from the experts will put you one step closer to successfully mastering the look so the result is nothing short of perfection.

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EYES AND LIPS

SHADE GAME HOW TO GET IT

According to celebrity makeup artist Amy Strozzi, a monochromatic look is all about staying within a specific color family rather than using the same shade throughout.

“The darkest shade of berry looks amazing with the lightest pinky-red shade within the same spectrum.”

“An easy way to take the look from day to night is to add a deeper shade from the same palette to your eye,” says Strozzi.

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Eye envy Use your fingers to apply a couple light layers of Shiseido Shimmering Cream Eye Color in Sunshower on your lids for a high-impact look that stays put from morning to night. $25, shiseido.com

LIPS

FIERCE PLUM HOW TO GET IT

Texture plays a big role in pulling off a vampy lip.

Celebrity makeup artist Kristee Liu says to exfoliate and moisturize your lips before applying color. “Nothing ruins this look more than dry lips!”

Liu says to use a lip primer (only on the outer edges), and then dust a bit of powder on top to set it before applying lip liner.

“Smile while you do it so your lips stretch and the primer fills in any lines.”

Apply lip liner and then lipstick using a brush.

“Dab a flat-edged brush into concealer and trace around your lip line to perfect the edges. Top it off with a bit of powder to hold it in place,” says Liu.

Dark, matte lips are all the rage right now, and Huda Beauty Liquid Matte Lipstick in Material Girl delivers the look without the tight, dry feeling that some matte formulas are notorious for. $20, sephora.com

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Bold statement

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NAILS

VINYL SHINE HOW TO GET IT

OPI manicurist April Foreman says this season’s nail colors are inspired by nature. “We’ll be seeing hues like mustard, moss green, rust and deep plum.”

“The overall look is classic and a bit understated with an elongated shape and high shine,” says Foreman. For those with lighter skin, dark shades of polish will stand out even more, so opt for a professional manicure to make sure your nails are done perfectly.

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Infused with crushed pearl to give your skin a radiant, but not shimmery glow, Edward Bess Black Sea Precious Pearl Perfector softens the look of fine lines and discoloration for a smooth surface. $78, edwardbess.com

SKIN

F L AW L E S S BA SE HOW TO GET IT

When wearing dark hues on your eyes or lips, having clear, smooth skin is key.

“Your skin should provide a beautiful backdrop to the drama of your other features,” says celebrity makeup artist Jane Cohen.

One of the best ways to hide skin imperfections is to use primer. “If you’re covering blemishes, a nongreasy base is crucial, so skip moisturizer and go straight for the primer,” says Cohen.

With vampy colors, skin can be worn either matte or dewy. “I go down the middle. I love skin to look velvety, but not too matte, with a highlight at the top of the cheekbones for a bit of glow,” says Cohen.

DORIT THIES

Clear canvas

glow.

EYES

DA R K DRAMA

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HOW TO GET IT

Lush lashes Coat your lashes in Maybelline New York Volum’ Express The Colossal Spider Effect Mascara in Glam Black for amplified length, definition and color that mimics the look of faux lashes. $8, maybelline.com

“Extra-long, jet black faux lashes paired with smudged eyeliner are essential to nailing this look.

“Use a combination of eye pencils and eye paints to create more of the ‘undone’ effect that’s really in right now,” says says celebrity makeup artist Mary Wiles.

“I find that a superdark eye looks best when complemented with lowkey makeup on the rest of the face,” says Wiles. “A hint of color on the cheeks (pink for pale skin and peach for warmer tones) and a nude lip are a good choice.” newbeauty.com / Fall • Winter 2016 / N E W B E A U T Y / 1 1 1

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we would know the exact moment when our hair would shift from its natural color to gray. But, there’s no knowing when it will happen, only that it probably will.

Whether you choose to cover your grays or wear them with pride, it’s important to know how to get your hair to look its absolute best.

I N A P E R F E C T WO R L D,

Prevent, protect & reverse of damage SIGNS

HOW TO LIVE WITH IT OR GET RID OF IT

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WHY YOU GO

Did You Know?

When you start to first notice grays, you’re likely to see them at your temples, and over time, across your scalp.

Color Theory We’re all born with our hair a certain color, which can become lighter or darker (most hair tends to get darker) throughout our lives. The colors we have in our hair are produced by melanocytes, which physically make the pigment that give hair its natural color. The amount of melanin in it and how concentrated it is determines whether our hair is light or dark—more eumelanin (black and brown pigment) results in darker hair and more pheomelanin (red and yellow pigment) generates hair that’s light or red in color.

Fade to Gray Over time, the amount of melanin in your hair begins to diminish. “At a certain point in life, the production of it stops altogether,” says Spring House, PA, dermatologist Margo Weishar, MD. The cause of the break in the production of 1 14 / N E W B E A U T Y / Fall • Winter 2016 / newbeauty.com

pigment can stem from a multitude of different factors. Age is a culprit of gray hair, as is stress, some autoimmune diseases like vitiligo and alopecia areata, smoking, vitamin B deficiency, thyroid issues, hormonal shifts, and even a buildup of oxidative stress in the follicles.

Nyack, NY, dermatologist Wendy Epstein, MD, explains that the melanocytes in hair have a lifespan that is perfectly in sync with the lifecycle of the hair on your scalp. “As hair goes into the resting phase of the hair growth cycle, the melanocytes lose the enzyme that makes melanin and the melanocytes die in the last phase of hair growth. When your hair starts to grow again, new melanocytes start to migrate from the outer part of the hair downward to reproduce melanin,” she says. Over time, the melanin-producing cells become permanently

damaged and can’t make any more pigment and the hair starts to slowly become gray, silver or white (the color you see depends on the number of pigmented hairs versus unpigmented hairs).

According to Dr. Epstein, “When you first start to notice a few gray or silver strands, there is still some dark pigment being made. Over time, the melanocytes slow down in production and eventually stop making pigment entirely. When there is no melanin in the hair at all, it becomes white in color.” Gray hair also has a different texture than pigmented hair due to the cuticle being less smooth—a rough cuticle has a wiry texture. There’s no way, just yet, to get the reservoir of melanin restored to the hair once it runs out or dies. “Maybe in the future, but for now, all we have are different methods to cover up our grays,” adds Dr. Epstein.

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GRAY HAIR: IT’S BOUND TO HAPPEN TO ALL OF US. THE ONLY REAL VARIABLES IN THE EQUATION ARE WHEN IT WILL HAPPEN AND HOW DARK OR LIGHT OUR GRAYS WILL BE.

FIVE THINGS YOU NEVER KNEW ABOUT GRAY HAIR

Your hair doesn’t “turn” gray.

You won’t go to bed with a head full of dark hair and wake up in the morning completely gray. It just doesn’t happen like that. Hair color doesn’t turn from dark or light to gray. It starts to grow in gray from the follicle. Every time you grow a new hair out of a follicle, there’s less and less pigment. In due time, there’s no pigment left at all, and that’s when you start to see white or gray hairs pop up.

Plucking out grays doesn’t do much of anything.

It’s not uncommon for women to pluck (with tweezers or by pulling the hair out) their first few grays. While some experts say it’s OK to pluck them because the hair in totality is removed from the root, others say it’s better to cut them, which won’t damage the follicle and the scalp. Regardless, once you remove a gray hair, a new one will eventually grow back in its place.

Genetics play more of a role than you think.

Chances are, if your parents or grandparents had gray or white hair at an early age, you probably will, too, because gray hair runs in families and a loss of pigment in the hair can be hereditary.

Your natural color dictates whether you’ll be white or gray.

The reason why you may have one color over the other has to do with how much dark melanin is in your hair.

When hair is gray, Dr. Epstein says it is still making dark pigment.

Celebrity colorist Rona O’Connor adds that white hair tends to be more common in those who are naturally blond.

Your hair is usually half gray by age 50.

According to Dr. Weishar, when women hit age 50, on average, about 50 percent of their hair is gray.

However, that’s not the case for everyone— there are some women who have just a few scattered grays here and there at age 50 and beyond. And, some have hardly any grays and are still able to wear their natural hair color.

GET RID OF GRAYS IN A SNAP

Not every woman with grays wants to use hair color that contains harsh ingredients and chemicals, especially if they’re supersensitive to it. Luckily, other options exist.

After the first application. Celebrity colorist Kazumi Morton of Salon Kazumi in Beverly Hills, CA, used Root Vanish Color Treatment, an at-home color that hides grays with botanical ingredients.

Before. Faced with a full head of gray hair, this 55-year-old woman desired full coverage that looked natural and wanted to use something that didn’t contain any chemicals.

After the second application. A second round of color was done for enhanced shine and coverage, which lasts up to two weeks.

LOVE THE LOOK OF GRAY HAIR BUT DON’T KNOW THE RIGHT WAY TO WEAR IT? IF YOUR HAIR IS MORE THAN 50 PERCENT GRAY, YOU CAN EMBRACE THE NATURAL HUE. HERE’S HOW.

Once you’ve decided to stop coloring your hair and go natural, there’s a formula of sorts to follow. First off, it’s a process, so be patient and give it the time it takes to really get you there. To make the transition, celebrity colorist Alen M of Femme Coiffure Salon in Los Angeles and Miami says to stop dying your roots dark and instead go for lighter shades that will allow the gray to subtly blend in. Your colorist can also weave in highlights or lowlights (depending on your natural hair color) to camouflage the gray, adding fewer during each visit. Eventually, the gray will become the most dominant color in your hair.

Silver Stars Wearing your hair gray doesn’t need to make you look old if you know the right way to pull it off. “It’s when the hair is just starting to gray and the gray is scattered throughout that gives a dull, aged look,” says O’Connor. To offset it, natural-looking lowlights can give hair a rich, natural tone. “When transitioning, it’s best to blend in highlights and/or lowlights, keeping no more than 30 percent of your hair gray,” says Schwarzkopf Professional BLONDME global ambassador Kim Vō. If your hair is more than 50 percent gray and you want to wear it gray, go all in or don’t do it at all.

Nothing looks worse than hair that’s gray at the root and a different color a few inches down. You’ll also want to invest in a good haircut. Gray hair is notorious for being dry, frizzy and wiry because the cuticle is no longer smooth (it’s also finer, so there’s less protection). “Gray hair that hits below the collarbone will age you if your hair is coarse and unruly. Short, textured cuts or blunt

bobs look great. White hair can pretty much pull off any length as long as it is wellgroomed and shiny,” says O’Connor. You may also consider getting a keratin or straightening treatment to help keep your hair tame. “It’s important that gray and white hair shines, which can be achieved with the right products, glosses and conditioning treatments,” says Wella Professionals stylist Mark DeBolt.

Get the Yellow Out Gray hair can take on a yellow undertone, which can make skin look sallow. “For those who embrace their grays, it’s important to eliminate yellowness in their hair, especially if it is naturally dark,” says Morton. “The easiest way to do it is with a silver toner. It takes five to 15 minutes at the salon, it doesn’t create any stress on the hair because it isn’t being lightened and it lasts about two months.”

HOW TO COUNTERACT UNWANTED YELLOW TONES Because gray and silver hair colors can tend to “pull yellow,” balance them out with shampoos and conditioners that have violet in them, which O’Connor says gives hair a cool, crisp look.

SHAMPOO

Leave this violet-colored shampoo on gray or white hair for three to five minutes to help minimize yellow tones, as well as any brassiness.

Matrix So Silver Shampoo, $12, matrix.com

CONDITIONER

Superhydrating, this weekly-use conditioner is loaded with naturally occurring polyphenols that help keep white and gray color looking vibrant.

AG Hair Sterling Silver Toning Conditioner, $18, ulta.com

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HAIR GLOSS

When your color needs a little extra oomph, reach for a gloss, which helps neutralize yellow and flat color in your hair while adding shine, too.

Madison Reed Color Reviving Gloss in Crema, $30, madisonreed.com

THE FUTURE OF FIGHTING GRAYS

While still in their infancy, there are some things in the works that could change the way we deal with gray hair in coming years.

The gray gene. It’s believed that the gene responsible for determining when your hair turns gray has been discovered. “If we know which gene causes gray hair, we may be able to manipulate and suppress it so the hair doesn’t turn gray as early,” says Dr. Weishar.

The anti-gray antioxidant. Purportedly, L’Oréal has an oral supplement in the works that may reduce oxidative stress on hair cells. “Environmental factors may cause oxidative stress on the scalp and hair.

When oxidative stress builds up on the follicle, it can shut down the production of melanin,” says Dr. Weishar. “This new product may limit that stress, and offset the graying process somewhat.”

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Sporting gray hair that’s been colored that way, which was originally inspired by runway looks and is an offshoot of the bright and pastel colors that have been trending lately, is still popular. But getting the shade isn’t as simple as you may think. It involves a lot of color and a lot of time. Morton says that hair needs to first be bleached to remove any unwanted warmth, especially if your hair is dark, in order for the hair to be able to accept the gray or silver dye.

“Because the hair is bleached out, ‘granny hair’ creates a lot of stress on the strands, so you have to condition it often,” she explains. “But, we still have a lot of clients asking for it—it’s still hot.”

There’s nothing better than getting stopped on the street and having someone say to me, ‘I love your hair.’”

WHY I WEAR MY HAIR WHITE Model MAYE MUSK, 68, and the mother of Tesla founder Elon Musk, had been modeling as a blond forever. But once she went white, she never looked back.

“A few years before my 60th birthday, I got the idea to let my hair grow out and see what color was underneath. I was so tired of retouching my roots every four weeks to keep the color constant and keep my white hair hidden.

I had a big white blob on my head. My stylist told me I had to get a really edgy cut in order to pull it off. A grandma haircut and frumpy clothes worn with gray or white hair make you look old, but that’s not the look I was going for.

To make the transition from blond to white, I had my hair colored (one last time) a really light shade of blond.

Then, I just let it grow.

At first, it looked like

My agent told me I would never get any modeling work again.

But as soon I went white and short with my hair, I started booking so many fabulous editorial

stories, billboards and campaigns, that I thought, why didn’t I do this earlier? I’ve done better work since letting my hair go natural than I’ve done my whole life. People love my white hair and wearing my hair like this makes me feel special. There’s nothing better than getting stopped on the street and having someone say to me, ‘I love your hair.’ That feels great.”

COVER UP

How to Get Perfect Color

COVERING GRAYS IS COMPLICATED. THERE ARE SO MANY OPTIONS TO CHOOSE FROM AND VEERING OFF THE PATH OF WHAT’S RIGHT FOR YOUR HAIR CAN MAKE OR BREAK YOUR COLOR.

Do-it-yourself color can be a little tricky. “If you’re going to color your hair at home, the safest and easiest way to do it is with a single process color,” says O’Connor. If you opt to have your hair professionally colored, there’s a lot less work required on your part. “Professional colors, which can be custom-crafted to the exact shade you desire, are softer on the hair and more vibrant in terms of color,” says Alen M. These are the major musts to ensure that you get good coverage no matter which way you go.

PICK THE RIGHT SHADE.

You don’t want to just go with any shade—you need to find the one that best suits your natural color. Some box color formulations can turn hair red or orange, which is why you need to select a shade that’s closest to your natural hair color.

AVOID A DEMARCATION LINE.

If you’re doing your color yourself, make sure to prevent that telltale sign of color by using color that’s exactly the same shade as your natural hair color. “Anything lighter or darker will show as ‘roots’ when your hair starts to grow out,” says celebrity colorist Beth Minardi of Studio B Hair in New York. At the salon, just have your roots touched up instead of your entire head to keep the color consistent throughout. “I advise my clients to return every four to six weeks for a single process touch-up to blend away grays,” says DeBolt.

CONSIDER GOING FROM DARK TO LIGHT SO THAT YOUR REGROWTH IS LESS OBVIOUS.

Once women begin seeing a lot of gray in their hair, it’s not uncommon for them to go blond because the regrowth is not as noticeable. If you’re going to do this (we recommend going to a professional), Alen M says to gradually take your color lighter every month or so until you achieve your desired shade. “Also use a strong shampoo on your ends when you wash, which will cause the darker colors in your hair to fade out.”

PERMANENT ISN’T THE ONLY OPTION.

Joico expert colorist Eric Mayes used Joico Age Defy Color to achieve a natural look while fully covering grays.

HOW YOUR SHAMPOO CAN CHANGE YOUR HAIR COLOR EVER NOTICE THAT WHAT YOU WASH WITH CAN ALTER YOUR COLOR, AND NOT FOR THE BETTER? US, TOO.

Minardi says washing colored hair with volumizing or clarifying shampoos, which are alkaline, can minimize or eliminate the protective lipid layer on your hair, which is necessary to protect the most outer layer known as the cuticle. When the cuticle is shielded, your color is less likely to shift in tone and become brassy. “Shampoos that open the cuticle let color molecules slip out

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While permanent color is your best bet to fully cover grays, it isn’t the only way to go. Olaplex ambassador Chad Kenyon recommends permanent color for hair that’s about 65 percent or more gray because it covers up to 100 percent of grays. “It does leave a visible line of demarcation, but it’s the best option for more ‘disciplined’ clients because it requires them to come in for root touch-ups every three to five weeks,” he says. Demi-permanent color, which is gentler on hair but doesn’t last as long, won’t leave a sharp line. “Plus, it can create rich color with beautiful tone and shine,” adds DeBolt.

and cause your color to fade or turn brassy,” she adds. “You want to wash your hair with shampoos that are more acidic than alkaline so that the cuticle stays closed, which will keep your color intact.” Most shampoos contain a pH between 6 and 7, so make sure that what you’re using says “acid-balanced,” “color-safe” or “for color-treated hair” on the bottle or shows the actual pH of the product.

ONE TO TRY: Fekkai Technician Color Care Shampoo, $20, fekkai.com

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DEMI-PERMANENT Gentler than permanent options because it doesn’t contain ammonia, these formulas can darken hair but they can’t lighten it. “Demi-permanent color blends gray hair, and for some, can cover up to 90 percent of their grays,” says Kenyon. As the color fades, usually in about 24 washes, the grays start to show through, but without any harsh lines. “This is great for those who want a low-maintenance hair color regimen.”

SEMI-PERMANENT AND GLOSSES These add color to the hair but don’t open up the hair shaft to do so because they sit on the surface of the hair. Just like demi-permanent color, they can cover grays (if the hair is porous or fine), but they may not give enough coverage for some. They also don’t last as long as demi-permanent color (they wash out in four to 12 shampoos), but they’re a great way to test out a color before making a commitment to it.

PERMANENT The longest-lasting type of hair color available and also the strongest, permanent color is delivered deep within the hair shaft and stays on the hair until new growth surfaces. “Permanent color covers gray 100 percent and fades very little,” says Kenyon. It can lighten or darken hair, too. On average, it lasts four weeks or longer depending on how fast your hair grows.

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Any time you cover up your grays with hair color, you’ll want to consider the color of your eyebrows, too. If they are also gray, your colorist can dye them as well.

Ask your colorist to add in a color protector when your hair is being colored. Products like Olaplex and b3 Brazilian Bond Builder are specialized treatments that your colorist can mix into your color formula to prevent damage and breakage and make your color last longer.

Don’t wash your hair every day. Unless your hair is superoily, try to only shampoo it every few days to preserve the integrity of your color.

Dry shampoo is a good in-between option because it absorbs excess oil and adds volume.

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Only use products designed for color-treated hair.

“These products can prevent brassiness, which is the result of using the wrong products and exposing your color to the sun and hot or harsh water,” says Kenyon. “I always prescribe a specific and specialized range of products for my color clients so their hair color stays true.”

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THERE IS ALWAYS A TIME BEFORE YOUR NEXT SALON VISIT WHEN A LITTLE BIT OF GRAY IS PEEKING THROUGH. HERE ARE FAST AND EFFECTIVE WAYS TO TEMPORARILY COVER IT UP AND HOLD YOU OVER UNTIL YOUR NEXT APPOINTMENT.

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Like makeup for your hair, these sprays, powders and mascaras are easy, mess-free ways to cover up grays until the next time you wash your hair. “A good root concealer is a must for in-between touch-ups, especially for brunettes,” says O’Connor.

A little longer-lasting than a root concealer—the results of a root touch-up can last up to a few weeks—you can use an at-home kit to cover up regrowth or hone in on specific spots.

Boasting just a bit of color, tinted mousses act sort of like glosses to take away brassy tones in the hair.

Be it clear (they don’t deposit color) or pigmented (they add some color), glosses freshen up color, tone down brassiness and slightly cover up some grays. They can last anywhere from a few washes to a few weeks depending on how frequently you wash your hair and what you use.

TEMPTU Airbrush 24-Hour Root Touch-Up & Hair Color Device: $195; Airpod: $35, temptu.com FEEDBACK Just like the brand’s airbrush makeup system, you can control how much coverage you want simply by pulling back on the trigger.

EXPERT TIP “In a pinch, eye shadow in a shade that matches your hair color works, too,” says O’Connor.

dpHUE Root Touch-Up Kit, $30, ulta.com FEEDBACK Supereasy to use and it takes just 10 minutes to do it. In fact, you can do it in the morning before showering and going to work and no one will know you just touched up your grays. The color looks really natural, too.

EXPERT TIP “These types of products create very soft, natural coverage. Just be sure to follow the instructions,” says DeBolt.

Color Wow Brass Banned Mousse for Blonde Hair, $24, colorwowhair.com FEEDBACK This subtly takes down brassiness in seconds. Apply it at the roots and it doubles as a styling agent.

EXPERT TIP “These do an adequate job for disguising roots for about one week or so. Some of these products can stain your scalp, which is not good if you get stuck in the rain because the product can run off your hair and scalp,” says Minardi.

Rita Hazan True Color Ultimate Shine Brown Gloss, $26, sephora.com FEEDBACK Just a few pumps of this gloss make dull color come alive with plenty of brightness and shine.

EXPERT TIP “At-home glosses are the only thing I recommend my clients use to bring their hair back to life before their next color visit,” says Alen M.

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EVERYONE THINKS IT’S JUST LINES AND WRINKLES THAT MAKE YOU LOOK OLD. TRUTH BE TOLD, THERE IS SO MUCH MORE—SOME ARE “HIDDEN” OR “MYSTERIOUS” CAUSES—THAT CAN SERIOUSLY AGE YOUR APPEARANCE. WANT TO KNOW THE REAL REASON WHY YOU LOOK OLDER THAN YOU ARE? WE’VE GOT THE ANSWERS RIGHT HERE.

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THE SHOCKING THINGS THAT ARE AGING YOU

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AGER 02 Minneapolis cosmetic dentist Nancy Norling, DDS, improved this woman’s gummy smile and short teeth by using crowns, veneers, gum contouring and whitening treatments.

Clenching and grinding your teeth can cause your face to lose definition It’s a hard habit to break, but constantly clenching and grinding your teeth does nothing positive for your smile or your face. When your jaw muscles are overworked, they can become bulky, giving your lower face a wider, more square appearance that ages it due to a loss of youthful definition.

Beverly Hills, CA, cosmetic dentist Kourosh Maddahi, DDS, adds that grinding can also cause your teeth to lose some of their length and look worn down with chipped edges and a loss of enamel. “They become shorter and the lips lose support, which leads to folds in the corners of the lips and lips that look thin. This altogether affects the way the face looks, giving an aged appearance.”

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Excessive tissue on your top gums that makes your teeth look short According to Washington, D.C., cosmetic dentist Daniel Deutsch, DDS, a gummy smile, which can occur naturally or be a result of aging, shows more of your gums than teeth, which can create a short, worn-down smile.

Teeth that appear small and squatty can make you look old because this type of look is typically seen in older people. When your smile takes on a gummy look, it can also affect the proportions of your lips, making them look thinner, which can contribute to an aged appearance as well.

THE AGE REVERSER For the most part, excessive gum tissue can be trimmed away in a relatively fast—15 minutes to an hour—procedure (a gingivectomy) to reshape your gum line with minimal pain. Before the procedure, your dentist will remove any bacteria and tartar lingering below your gum line so the area is perfectly clean.

Then, a topical numbing gel and local anesthetic are administered to numb the area before a scalpel or laser trims away the excess tissue. “Removing as little as one to two millimeters of tissue makes a big difference so that more teeth show than gum, which makes the smile look more youthful,” says Dr. Deutsch. “If the teeth themselves are more of a severe issue and out of alignment, surgery may be necessary, as well as an orthodontic option like Invisalign treatment or braces.”

THE AGE REVERSER More times than not, your teeth become so worn down by excessive grinding and clenching that they need to be restored with crowns or veneers, which build back up the length of your teeth. It’s also good to wear a night guard when you sleep to protect your teeth. If your bite needs adjusting, orthodontics like braces or Invisalign treatment can reposition it.

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FOR YOUR SMILE

Get Healthy A sonic toothbrush is one of the best investments you can make when it comes to your smile.

Supersmile Advanced Sonic Pulse Toothbrush gets under the gums and polishes tooth enamel for whiter teeth. $99, supersmile.com

Not sure if you’re grinding your teeth at night? If you notice any of these symptoms come morning (and on more than one occasion), chances are you’re probably doing it.

A headache when you wake up Soreness in your jaw Tightness in the muscles in your lower face Unexplained chips and cracks on your teeth Indentations on your tongue

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AGER 03 Crowded teeth lead to a smile that’s too narrow When your teeth don’t fit into place due to shifting, they can crowd your mouth, causing attention to be drawn to visible imperfections like discoloration and chips. “Crowded teeth don’t touch properly,” explains Dr. Deutsch. “They can chip easily and are prone to receding gums, bone loss and exposed roots, which make them look long and old.” Narrow smiles aren’t as youthful as those that are wider.

FOR YOUR TEETH

Whiten Up At-home whitening kits, such as Colgate Optic White Professional Take Home Kit, provide a brighter smile fast. Use them as an adjunct to professional whitening treatments to maintain your results. Pricing available at your dentist, colgateopticwhite.com

THE AGE REVERSER When it comes to correcting crooked and twisted teeth, the most reliable and permanent way to do it is with braces or Invisalign, which can take about one year (or sometimes a little longer) to see results. Once your teeth are in proper alignment, it’s important that you maintain the results with a retainer. Dr. Maddahi adds that when the positioning of the teeth need to be corrected and there are other problems, like color and shape issues, your best option may be crowns and veneers.

AGER 04 Stained, discolored teeth give the impression that your smile is dirty and aged Teeth that have experienced a lifetime of wear and tear can become dark and stained—a youthful smile is associated with bright, white teeth. Red wine, green and red juices, tea, coffee, and blueberries (and smoking) can cause stains. Stained teeth won’t go back to a whiter shade on their own—the only way to get them that way is with a bleaching or whitening treatment.

Canton, MA, cosmetic dentist Konstantin Ronkin, DMD, used crowns, whitening and veneers to fix this woman’s teeth.

THE AGE REVERSER When it comes to removing stains, there is a wide range of options.

The simplest one is brushing daily with an at-home whitening toothpaste and mouthwash to remove surface stains. “Some whitening mouthwashes contain hydrogen peroxide, which can cause sensitivity and break down enamel.

Check the ingredient list before you buy,” says Dr. Maddahi. “An in-office laser and bleaching solution is also an effective option to make your teeth several shades whiter. However, your teeth can revert back to a darker color if you keep eating and drinking things that stain them.” For dark gray or black stains, whitening may only do so much, and veneers, which physically cover up the stains and also act like a brand-new set of teeth, may need to be considered.

Using teeth whitening and veneers, San Francisco cosmetic dentist Nisha Krishnaiah, DDS, was able to correct this woman’s smile.

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A MUFFIN TOP

Fat in your face can do wonders for smoothing out lines and wrinkles, but when it comes to your waistline, all it does is tack on the years. “Most of us equate fat around the waist to looking older because with age, the body becomes less curvy and tends to take on more of a rectangular shape,” says Charlotte, NC, plastic surgeon Peter J. Capizzi, MD.

The Formula to Hide Your Muffin Top

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AGER 06 A roll of fat along your bra line makes your upper body look heavier Bulging fat along the bra line is a look that’s seen more on older women rather than younger women. “With age, the tissue near the bra line becomes worn out and the skin doesn’t have the same resilience. When you cinch the skin and fat with a bra, it poofs out, creating an unattractive bulge,” says Torrance, CA, plastic surgeon Linda Swanson, MD.

THE AGE REVERSER When it comes to getting rid of fat on your back, Dr. Capizzi says there are multiple options that can be used. “We can inject Kybella (off-label) to dissolve small amounts of fat over a few treatments, which gives a nice smoothness to the area.

Or, we can do liposuction when there’s larger amounts of fat.” Noninvasive fat melters are effective, too, because as Dr. Swanson explains, the suction action used in liposuction may not always be enough to get the fat out due to the thickness of the skin in the area.

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Mansfield, TX, dermatologist Jeannine Hoang, MD, performed one treatment of CoolSculpting on this woman, who was frustrated with the fat on her back that would show through her clothes.

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Diet and exercise are important in keeping your waist trim. But, there may come a point when they can only do so much. For stubborn fat that doesn’t seem to respond to healthy practices, noninvasive fat-fighting treatments like CoolSculpting, SculpSure and Liposonix, which use cooling and ultrasound energy or a laser and heat to permanently destroy fat cells, can be used. “Love handles are always a trouble spot and they just get larger with time if they’re not treated,” says Princeton, NJ, plastic surgeon Adam Hamawy, MD. “In the past, all we had to treat fat with was liposuction. Now, treatments like CoolSculpting spot-treat the area very well without the need for surgery. These treatments work best when excess fat, not skin, is the issue,” adds Dr. Hamawy.

AGER 09 Saggy, crepey skin on your knees can make your legs look out of shape

AGER 07 Veins in your hands make them look older than they are

The skin on your knees and above your kneecaps can become rough and loose, creating a bulge or lines. Due to a loss of collagen and fat in the area, once your knees start to sag, they tend to look old and out of shape. Weight loss and sun damage can also change the texture of the skin on your knees.

You may do everything in your power to hinder the effects of aging on your face and neck, but if you don’t pay attention to your hands, you may be making yourself look older than you realize. “Veins on the backs of the hands become more prominent as skin loses elasticity,” says New York vein specialist Luis Navarro, MD. “When there’s less support and poor water content in the hands, they can look aged.”

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THE AGE REVERSER ON YOUR HANDS

According to Dr. Navarro, the best way to get rid of protruding veins on your hands is with sclerotherapy, a one-hour treatment where a solution is injected into the veins to safely collapse them. During the procedure, there may be some stinging or cramping in the hands, but because methods like cryotherapy (the use of very low temperatures to relieve pain) are used to diminish discomfort, it should be minimal. “If there are any valleys in the back of the hand once the veins are gone, we can use filler to restore some of the volume. And if there are age spots, we can erase them with lasers, which may take a few sessions, but really lighten up discoloration.”

Mega Moisture Must-Have Veins, dark spots and a loss of fat aren’t the only things that can make your hands look aged. Dry, cracked skin can be just as bad. Keep AmorePacific Time Response Intensive Hand Renewal Crème in your bag to make sure your hands stay hydrated. $90, nordstrom.com

A few sessions of a skin-tightening treatment, like ultrasound-based Ultherapy or ThermiTight (it delivers radio-frequency energy through a tiny probe that is gently inserted under the skin), can stimulate collagen to make your knee area firmer in a few months.

“I like to use Ultherapy to address any sagging in this area and it really helps tighten up the knees if you’re just dealing with loose skin,” says Dr. Hamawy. “If there’s some fat around the knees, too, we can remove it with targeted liposuction.” In extreme cases where there is superloose skin on the upper thighs, a leg lift can permanently remove the excess skin.

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A Leg Up While they won’t make your spider or varicose veins go away, these leggings act similar to a compression garment to make your skin smoother.

The best part: their tightening effect prevents anyone from knowing what your legs look like underneath.

VIMMIA X Impact Pant, $180, vimmia.com

Thick spider veins that make your legs look older Skin that’s smooth and even in tone equates to youthfulness. But when it’s clouded with spider and varicose veins—dark blue, green or purple bulgy veins that run along the thighs and can stretch toward your ankles—your legs can look years, if not decades, older than they really are. “Varicose veins can make the legs look old and cause them to become tired, achy and crampy, too,” says Dr. Navarro.

THE AGE REVERSER Body makeup and self-tanner can help hide the look of unwanted spider veins, but to fully get rid of them, Dr. Navarro says they need to be treated or they’ll keep progressing with time. “Sclerotherapy collapses the veins and eliminates the look of spider and varicose veins. It takes a few sessions to get rid of them entirely, but for the most part, the treated ones don’t return.”

To firm saggy skin on this woman’s knees, New York dermatologist Julie Russak, MD, performed Ultherapy.

AGER 11 Lifeless skin that doesn’t glow can add on years

Atlanta dermatologist Anna Pare, MD, used the CoolSculpting CoolMini applicator to target fat under this woman’s chin.

Years of damage from the sun, the environment and the aging process can cause skin to lose its healthy glow and turn dry and dull. Once that happens and skin appears zapped, everything else starts to show more—think brown spots, lines and wrinkles. “Skin just doesn’t look as fresh once its overall texture and tone starts to change,” says Beverly Hills, CA, facial plastic surgeon Davis B. Nguyen, MD. THE AGE REVERSER

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FAT UNDER YOUR CHIN MAKES YOUR FACE The Anti LOOK HEAVY Double Chin Diet We all have fat under our chin to varying degrees.

But when pockets of fat develop directly under the chin or are accompanied by loose skin, too, they add pounds to the face and distort the smoothness of the profile. In younger patients, especially, fat under the chin is unattractive. But when it’s coupled with loose skin, it really makes the face look too full.

THE AGE REVERSER When fat is the problem, it can be treated with a fat-destroying treatment like injections of Kybella (the skin under your chin needs to be pretty elastic to get good results) or CoolSculpting, which is the least-invasive option. “In my opinion, Kybella is a good solution for younger people with great skin, but they may not get the tightness or smoothness they want. The chin is a tough area to fix, which is why I like to treat it with liposuction,” says Dr. Swanson. In a single session, it can remove fat under the chin through a tiny incision (it’s hidden once healed), which instantly gets rid of bulkiness. “When skin laxity is an issue, too, you can’t just take out the fat without addressing the skin—the chin will actually look worse,” adds Dr. Swanson. “To get a smooth, tight look, a little bit of liposuction in combination with a lower facelift or necklift is the best way to really tackle the issue.”

Fat loves to call the area under the chin home.

While age and genetics have something to do with why fat gets stored there, celebrity nutritionist Lisa De Fazio says that foods with an overall high-fat, high-calorie content, like ice cream, pizza, burgers, French fries and fried foods, can cause a double chin. Losing weight from all over the body, as opposed to spot-treating just one area, will help you lose the fat. “You need to follow a healthy diet and partake in good exercise.

Cut calories and avoid cheese, ice cream, fast food and junk food and try cooking at home more.

Increase the amount of fruits and vegetables you eat daily and drink plenty of water throughout the day,” she adds.

ON YOUR SKIN

Glow Getter Looking for a quick fix to give your complexion a much-needed boost?

Mix a dry face oil with a bit of shimmer, like Elcie The Glow Enhancer, into your foundation. Or, layer one of the new K-Beauty dew creams over your foundation. Both options will leave your skin with a healthy, never greasy, glow. $48, elciecosmetics.com

FOR YOUR DIET

Inside-Out Beauty Supplements like Pure Gold Collagen that promote healthy skin can give it back its radiant glow so it looks younger. $50 for 10 bottles, gold-collagen.com

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An easy way to breathe life back into dull skin is to use brightening masks or a series of chemical peels, which lift away dead skin cells and infuse skin-rejuvenating ingredients, like acids, into your complexion. “For a little more in terms of results, you can also do a combination of microneedling, a relatively painless procedure that prompts new collagen production, and platelet-rich plasma (PRP),” says Dr. Nguyen. “It employs platelets and growth factors to help heal skin, promote collagen growth and increase the firmness and even tone.” (The longterm efficacy of PRP still needs to be determined.)

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Years of damage from the sun, the environment and the aging process can cause skin to lose its healthy glow.

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One of the best ways to get your skin back on track, while also fighting the effects of time, is to use a retinol or retinoid nightly.

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ON YOUR BROWS

High Definition Filling in your brows can instantly transform them from fine to full with a defined arch. Look for an angled pencil, like Youngblood Brow Artiste Sculpting Pencil, which makes applying the product a bit easier. $25, ybskin.com

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Load up on a good serum.

To get your brows full again, apply a layer of a brow or lash growth serum at night to help strengthen the hair and nourish the area. “If you’re looking to really change the shape of your eyebrows, you must allow two to three full cycles of growth. Each cycle lasts about 28–32 days.”

Better Brows Serums and gels that add fullness to meek brows, like HydroPeptide LASH, can make a major difference when used every night. $96, hydropeptide.com

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DROOPY BROWS

No arch in your brows can equate to tired-looking eyes

When you lose definition in your brows, specifically the arch, your whole eye area can look older. Droopy brows, which are the result of fat loss in the area that causes the upper eyelids to become heavy, can make you look tired and aged. “When the brows don’t have that youthful arch, which can result from a loss of collagen, volume and shrinking bones, the outer corners of the eyes don’t appear to be as open, which can change the look of the whole face,” says Dr. Nguyen.

Stop doing everything for at least eight weeks. “Don’t do anything to your brows, even if it’s just an occasional tweeze of one or two errant hairs. Eyebrow hairs grow in cycles, and if you’re not letting all the hair grow to promote growth nearest to the brow line, you will not be successful in properly rehabbing your brows.”

THE AGE REVERSER To redefine your brows, you need to determine if it’s your brows themselves that have fallen out of place or if it’s extra skin that’s hanging over your upper eyelids. “If it’s a brow issue, a little bit of Botox for someone in their 30s or 40s can restore their arch. But, the results won’t last forever.

After a certain time, you’ll have to move on to something longer-lasting and stronger,” says Dr. Hamawy. Filler can be also used just under the arch to help open up the area.

“Ultherapy uses focused ultrasound to give a lift by delivering energy under the skin to underlying muscles to keep the brow up in place for a longer period of time than what Botox can do.” If even more of a lift is needed, a surgical browlift, sometimes done in tandem with a blepharoplasty, has to be performed to permanently keep the brows where they belong.

Be patient. “It can sometimes take between eight months and a year to see better-looking brows—you also have to let them grow in—but it’s totally worth it.”

Invest in the right at-home tools. When growing out your brows, what you use on a daily basis to keep them looking good is key.

“A strong-hold clear brow gel keeps hairs in place. I also like to use a soft pencil to fill them in. Just always blend it out with a brush.”

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To eliminate wrinkles, drooping brows and a loss of volume, New York oculoplastic surgeon Irene Gladstein, MD, used Botox to lift this woman’s brows and smooth wrinkles, and Sculptra Aesthetic and Juvéderm to restore volume.

Brow expert Kristie Streicher of STRIIIKE in Beverly Hills, CA, says that it’s normal for the brows to lose their arch and shape over time, especially toward the end of the eyebrow, aka the tail.

If you want to get your brows looking their best, follow these four steps.

Prevent Your Makeup From Sinking In Any time there are lines and wrinkles on your face, you run the risk of your makeup settling into them.

Jane Iredale of jane iredale Cosmetics explains that constant facial movements cause makeup to move and settle into areas of expression, like around the eyes, mouth and forehead. “If your makeup contains ingredients that allow it to move—like oils, creams and fine particles such as talc—the product literally travels into your lines.” To prevent it, make sure your skin is well hydrated with moisturizer and prepped with makeup primer before you apply your makeup so that it wears well throughout the day.

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Makeup artist David Maderich created a youthful glow on this woman with makeup, including neutral blush and highlighter on her cheekbones for a lifting and illuminating effect and concealer to brighten dark areas.

ON YOUR SKIN

Prep and Prime Primer, like Hourglass Ambient Light Correcting Primer, is the secret to skin that looks flawless because it blurs fine lines and wrinkles and allows makeup to adhere better to skin. $44, sephora.com

MOUTH LINES

Lines around the lower part of your mouth create a puffy, swollen look in the face Known as marionette lines, these thin or thick lines extend from the outer corners of the mouth downward and can make the lower part of the face look puffy.

“When fat is lost under the mouth and in the cheeks, which is part of the normal aging process, and there’s also a loss of laxity in the midface area, you get those defined lines,” says Dr. Hamawy.

THE AGE REVERSER The easiest way to erase marionette lines is by injecting filler into your cheeks to smooth out the lines and give a little lift to your mouth, which can instantly soften the lines and make your face look younger. For longer-lasting results, fat grafting is also an option. “When your lower face drops down and everything is really loose and saggy, you can’t just fill it up—you have to think about tightening it up as well. If your laxity is moderate, noninvasive treatments can help, but if it’s extensive, a facelift is the best option,” says Dr. Hamawy.

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West Palm Beach, FL, dermatologist Kenneth Beer, MD, softened this woman’s smile lines and wrinkles with a “Liquid Lift” treatment.

ON YOUR FACE

Lay Down the Moisture Pick a good moisturizer— we like Benev Hyaluronic Moisturizer—so that your skin is well-hydrated, which will minimize the look of lines and wrinkles. $56.50, benev.com

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TO GET A GREAT LOOK

They say that the eyes are the windows to the soul, and while that is true, the eyes offer so much more.

For eyes that sparkle and look youthful, play up your best features with these easy-to-do tricks and tips.

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*NewBeauty does not claim to know whether these celebrities have or have not had surgery and/or fillers and injectables, lasers or a combination.

The doctors featured in this story have not treated any of these celebrities. They have shared their opinions on the celebrities’ perceived ages.

The Lineless Look It’s not uncommon for the skin around your eyes to thin out and become laden with fine lines and wrinkles as you get older. “Loose, crepey skin around the eyes is usually caused by aging, sun damage, repeated rubbing of the eyelids and episodes of recurrent swelling,” says Torrance, CA, plastic surgeon Linda Swanson, MD. “Those with fairer skin tend to have more noticeable changes to the skin around their eyes than those with darker skin.”

Staying out of the sun, wearing sunscreen and using a good moisturizer daily will help protect the integrity of your skin.

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To get smooth skin around your eyes, Dr. Swanson says treatments like Botox, as well as other neuromodulators, can help, as they reduce muscle activity in the area that contributes to lines and wrinkles. “There are also various types of peels and lasers available, which can help to dramatically improve the overall skin quality around the eyes, too.” Once you find a good routine that provides noticeable results for you, stick with it. Just know that you’ll need to keep up with these types of treatments because they do require maintenance.

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HOW TO DO IT

One of the easiest ways to call attention to your eyes and make their natural color pop is by using a shimmery metallic eye shadow.

Butter LONDON makeup artist and national field manager Colette Keenan says that metallic shadows absorb and reflect light in a way that makes the colors in the makeup surprisingly flattering and versatile. “You can use washes of neutral shades for daytime and more intense colors worn in a smoky style to play up the drama at night. Metallic shadow in neutral shades worn along the brow bone and under the lash line really open up the eyes.”

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The key to pulling off shimmery shadow is to use the right color for your eyes. “Brown eyes look great in silver, bright pops of color and warmer hues. For green eyes, I recommend muted purples, browns and gold tones. Mauves, light browns and champagne shades all flatter blue eyes,” says Keenan.

Metallic shadow requires primer, which will give the makeup longevity and control oil on the upper lids so that you don’t end up with creases and shadow that slips. “Shadows with buildable coverage, like the new Butter LONDON Glazen Eye Gloss, are perfect for getting a sheer layer of metallic color— the more you use, the more intense your eyes become.”

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The Big, Bold Brow Nothing frames the eyes quite like a strong eyebrow, and as brow expert Tonya Crooks says, right now it’s all about a full, classic shape that gives the brows a natural look.

“Brows like Joan Smalls’ have a soft arch to complement the angular features of her face without making her face look too harsh.” Fuller brows (that are groomed) give the look of a more youthful face. And, when the brows are manicured just right, they make the eyes look wider and open instead of giving the upper eyelids a closed-off, hooded look, which is an instant ager.

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If your eyebrows are on the thinner side, Crooks says the easiest way to get them to grow in thicker is to immediately stop plucking and cutting them. “Invest in a great growth product,” she adds. “Always read the ingredients and find one that best suits your needs.” You’ll also want to see a professional for proper brow shaping. “There’s a big difference between ‘hair removal’ and ‘brow shaping.’ The extra money is for the artistry that goes into the shaping.” Brow pencils and powders are also a must because they can fill in any holes and sparse areas to create a really defined yet natural-looking brow. newbeauty.com / Fall • Winter 2016 / N E W B E A U T Y / 1 3 5

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Lined and Defined The trick to pulling off dark eye makeup so that it doesn’t look messy or slept-in is to use the darkest tones at your lash line.

Celebrity makeup artist Pati Dubroff says that it’s important not to drag any dark colors beyond the crease of your eyes and to make sure that the corners have an upward inclination to avoid exaggerating any crow’s-feet or drooping.

Using primer on your eyes is crucial, too.

“Priming helps give your makeup staying power and creates a smoother surface to blend products onto.

There is nothing worse than the dirty raccoon look that happens when dark eye makeup goes out of bounds.”

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When creating dark eyes, you’ll want to start by applying foundation to your face, but hold off on the under-eye concealer—it’s easier to go back after you’ve done your eyes and clean up any fallout before applying concealer. Then, apply eyelid primer. Next, Dubroff says to use a dark pencil or cream at the base of your lashes and corners of your eyes and smudge it with a brush. “Take it toward the corner and crease of your eye to create a base for the shadow on your upper and lower eyelids. Apply your darkest shadow over the pencil and use a medium-dark shadow to contour the crease of your eye.

Add depth in the corners of your eyes and the center of your lid with a shimmery dark color.” Finally, line the inner waterline of your eyes with a dark pencil and add a few layers of superblack mascara.

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Lustful Lashes Often referred to as “the finishing touch for the eyes,” your lashes can make all the difference in eyes that look like they’re semi-naked versus eyes that look like a million bucks. As Sirine Swed, founder of Battington Lashes, explains, pretty lashes complete your entire look. “They make your eyes, and the rest of your makeup, pop.

Even if you want a very natural look, a bit of nude gloss and just playing up your lashes—with no other eye makeup—will instantly open up your eyes. The longer and fuller your lashes are, the more youthful you will appear because your face will look completely polished.”

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Flaunt It or Fake It If your lashes are naturally long and full, you can probably get away with just curling them and applying a coat or two of lengthening or volumizing mascara. If you need to add volume and length, a good set of false lashes can do the trick. “Look for a high-quality pair that blends in seamlessly with your natural lashes,” says Swed. Comfort is key, so you’ll want to find a pair of falsies that don’t itch or poke your eyes, or feel heavy when they’re on. “Also, pick a style based on your eye shape, as well as the event that you’ll be wearing them to. There are falsies for everyday wear, ones for work and others for going out at night.”

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fake it Because your nose sits front and center on your face, if it doesn’t look perfect to you—be it the size, the texture of the skin or even how big your pores are— you’ll probably do everything in your power to fix it.

Everyone thinks that surgery is the only way to go to correct major issues, and while that is true, in some cases there are several surprising ways to get a better-looking nose and an overall prettier look.

Use Makeup to Get a Better Nose Contouring is one trend that’s here to stay because it

gives the face a more sculpted look. When done right, it can almost mimic the effects of plastic surgery. Using a mix of light and dark colors allows you to highlight the features you want to call attention to and downplay the ones you don’t. The nose is one feature that can look drastically different—thinner, longer, smaller and more refined—simply by applying and blending makeup in

the right areas. “Everybody wants to have a beautiful nose because it’s the focal point of the face. But, many people don’t want to have surgery to get it, and that’s where contouring comes in,” says celebrity makeup artist David Maderich. “Contouring the nose helps put the focus on the best features on your face, be it your eyes, lips or cheeks.” Using makeup allows you to create the illusion of a more streamlined nose.

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Sigma F70 Concealer Brush, $15, sigmabeauty.com

Tom Ford Shade and Illuminate, $80, tomford.com

Illamasqua Sculpting Powder Duo, $36, net-a-porter.com

beautyblender pure, $20, sephora.com

Urban Decay NAKED Skin Ultra Definition Loose Finishing Powder, $34, ulta.com

A must-have for using concealer on and around your nose. Its flat head lets you apply the product just right.

Anything that’s creamy or dewy is good for dry skin because it lends a bit of moisture.

Oily and acne-prone skin types tend to fare better with powders because they help absorb excess oil and don’t slip off the skin as easily.

Damp blending sponges are the ultimate tools for blending in any harsh lines on your nose.

The last step in contouring is setting your makeup. Use a translucent powder to keep your makeup from shifting and smearing.

HOW TO AVOID CONTOURING CATASTROPHIES

ALTHOUGH CONTOURING CAN DO WONDERS, THERE ARE STILL A FEW THINGS TO KNOW SO THAT YOUR MAKEUP LOOKS NATURAL AND FLATTERING INSTEAD OF TOO DARK OR FAKE. 1. Don’t go too dark with the contour shade. “Choose a color that is no more than two shades darker than your skin tone. Highlight colors should be no more than two shades lighter than your skin,” says celebrity makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic.

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2. Consider the tone. Select colors that mimic the look of shadows. Go with those that have a slightly cooler undertone. If what you use is too warm, it may call attention to what you’re trying to hide.

3. Blend, blend, blend. There’s nothing worse than contouring your nose and having the makeup be visible to the world. The key is to blend everything in so that there are no harsh lines.

4. If your skin is oily, stick to powders.

Maderich says oily skin does well with powders as opposed to creams because the nose is one of the oiliest

parts of the face. “You run the risk of your makeup smudging or moving if you wear cream formulas.”

5. Don’t use bronzer. “Bronzers tend to be a dark orange color and can make you look like you have stripes on your nose. Instead, use gray or taupe colors to fool the eye into thinking there is a natural shadow,” says Maderich.

6. Exfoliate your nose. If you have dry or flaky patches on your nose, gently rub the area with a toothbrush or use an exfoliator to smooth out your skin before applying makeup.

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HOW TO DO IT Dedivanovic, who basically put contouring back on the

map along with the help of the famous faces he works with like Kim Kardashian West, Kate Bosworth and Gabrielle Union, says that the first step in contouring your nose is to establish the areas in need of correction. “Next, select the formula you want to use—cream, liquid, powder or a combination—which comes down to personal preference,” he adds. Choose a shade with a slightly cooler undertone that mimics a natural shadow, then lightly apply it to your

TO ELONGATE

Begin by placing your contour color where the inner corner of your eyebrows meets the top of your nose. Bring the color all the way down your nose. Blend in well before placing highlighter on the center of your nose.

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Start by creating a hollow circular shape using your contour shade at the tip of your nose and blend it in.

“To create even more of a shaping effect, apply a highlight shade in the center of the circular shape you created and blend,” says Dedivanovic.

TO SLIM

Apply your contour shade along the bridge of your nose and blend inward to the inner crease of your eyes.

“The most important thing to remember here is the light being created on the bridge of your nose between the contour shade. The closer together you apply the contour shades, the slimmer your nose will appear and vice versa,” says Dedivanovic.

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before Makeup artist Jade Marie Chapman used makeup from Benefit Cosmetics in darker tones, as well as the brand’s Watt’s Up cream-to-powder highlighter, to slim and sculpt the bridge and tip of this woman’s nose.

problem areas and blend well. Place a highlighting shade (either matte or shimmery) down the center of your nose, which will emphasize the contour and bring attention to its most flattering parts. Essentially, you’re going to follow the same steps regardless of what you’re trying to achieve, but apply the contour in different areas depending on the problem you are attempting to conceal. “With contouring, you can correct concerns like width, length, symmetry and even pronounced bumps,” explains Dedivanovic.

TO SHORTEN

Dedivanovic says to apply your contour shade lightly at the tip of your nose and blend. Then, apply highlighter only halfway down your nose to create the illusion of a shorter nose.

TO STRAIGHTEN

Using a small brush, draw a line down each side of your nose and connect them at the base. Blend the product in to diffuse any harsh lines.

Highlight the bridge of your nose by drawing very small lines from the top down to the base of your nose, blending them in well.

after To slim this woman’s nose and hide her misshapen tip, Maderich used a variety of taupe contouring shades to create the illusion of a straighter nose, which added balance and harmony to her face.

The “New” Nose Job The nose jobs of the past—think scooped-out noses with sharp or upturned tips that were obviously “done”—have evolved into something that’s all about customization, refinement and sculpting. Just because you opt to get your nose done, doesn’t mean you have to undergo painful surgery with a long recovery that will keep you at home for weeks. Now, surgeons can fine-tune areas of the nose, like the tip or the nostrils, or streamline and perfect it from top to bottom as long as your expectations are realistic.

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West Hollywood, CA, plastic surgeon Gary Motykie, MD, eliminated her prominent hump for a smoother profile.

Rhinoplasty, performed by Paramus, NJ, plastic surgeon Robert Zubowski, MD, removed her hump and boxy tip.

HUMPS AND BUMPS

Fix it: The best way to get rid of unwanted bumps and humps along the bridge of the nose is by surgically shaving them down or cutting them out. The tip may need to be refined, too, in an effort to create a nose that is soft and smooth. “The nose needs to show proper shadows along the side and subtle light reflects off of its tip and bridge in order to be aesthetically pleasing. When the humps and bumps are reduced, the contour is softer and smoother,” says Chevy Chase, MD, facial plastic surgeon Shervin Naderi, MD.

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Fix it: Uneven nostrils tend to be caused by more cartilage on one side of the nose than the other. “Rhinoplasty reshapes the framework of the nose, which is done by removing some of the cartilage and bone and adding additional cartilage for support if needed,” says Encino, CA, plastic surgeon George Sanders, MD. Crooked noses with an indentation should be straightened. “By adjusting the bones, we can fix severe crookedness. Cartilage can be used to build up indented spots,” adds Dr. Wise.

A BULBOUS TIP

Fix it: The cartilage in the tip can be shaved down for a cleaner look. “If the tip is dropping forward, we can raise it up with a cartilage graft,” says New York plastic surgeon Daniel Y. Maman, MD. Once the tip is defined, the face will look slimmer and more elegant. However, the tip should never look chiseled or pinched, which is an obvious sign of surgery. “A good rhinoplasty creates a nose that looks as if the person could have been born with it,” says San Francisco facial plastic surgeon David Kim, MD.

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Fix it: To correct a wide nose, a few different

According to Wayne, NJ, facial plastic surgeon Jeffrey B. Wise, MD, humps and bumps are a common problem and are usually a result of excessive bone or cartilage. “They are almost always hereditary, but they can also be caused by trauma or an accident. Or, they can be from previous surgeries that were unsuccessful.” Patients with humps and bumps often feel like their nose stands out too much in their profile.

If the nose is asymmetrical, it can evade the overall balance of the face. “People get focused on the asymmetry of their nose, but miss the fact that their ears, eyes, cheeks and lips may also be significantly asymmetric,” says Dr. Naderi. “There is no perfect symmetry on the face, but these issues become problematic when they are extreme or distracting.”

A bulbous tip, which can cause the end of the nose to lack definition because it appears rounder instead of linear and defined, is a common reason for undergoing rhinoplasty. It can also make the face look juvenile or even overweight when it isn’t.

A nose job, done by Los Angeles plastic surgeon Geoffrey Keyes, MD, improved her breathing and the look of her nose.

For the most part, those with wide noses tend to feel like their faces look too fat, when in reality, they’re not. A wide nose can make the eyes look like they are too close together, which negatively affects the balance of the face as a whole.

New York plastic surgeon Jon Turk, MD, was able to fix the wide tip and overall flatness of this woman’s nose.

elements need to be adjusted to create a streamlined look. “To accentuate the top of the nose, tiny fractures need to be made so that as the nose heals, it becomes thinner,” says Dr. Wise. As far the nostrils go, he adds that they, too, need to be brought in by reducing them to make them more refined.

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If you have thick skin and a large nose, only so much can be done.

Rhinoplasty has its limitations, and that’s especially the case if your skin is thick (your doctor will be able to tell you) and your nose is large—a surgeon can only do so much to make it smaller because different techniques need to be used. La Jolla, CA, plastic surgeon Robert Singer, MD, says that patients with thick skin need to be realistic about what can be achieved with the procedure. “It can take longer than normal to achieve results because of the thickness of their skin, which can increase healing time.”

5 Things to Know Before Getting a Nose Job

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or facial plastic surgeon will tell you everything to expect from the minute you receive anesthesia for your surgery to the end of your recovery and all that happens in between. These are some of the most important things to know about the procedure before you decide to go through with anything.

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16th century Aesthetic nasal surgery starts to gain traction as diseases leave nasal tissue decayed

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You’ll be bruised under your eyes.

It’s normal for the area around your eyes to be somewhat bruised and swollen. “Although not every patient bruises, bruising is due to the breaking of the bones,” says Dr. Naderi. “Some foods and supplements can thin the blood and cause more bleeding and bruising.”

You won’t see the full results for one year.

“You can get an idea of how your new nose will look in the first few weeks after surgery, but the final results won’t be seen for eight to 12 months,” says Dr. Wise. That’s because there are soft tissue changes in the skin and swelling in the tip, which take months to resolve. “The framework needs to settle so it can change as the nose heals.”

You may need a graft placed in your nose.

Dr. Kim explains that grafts (bone or cartilage that is added to the nose) are sometimes used to add strength and support in the nose when it’s weak or nonexistent. “Strength and support are the basis of a good rhinoplasty. In my opinion, using grafts provides long-term durability to the nose.”

1700 British doctors discover nasal surgery techniques while in India, which would later become the basis of rhinoplasty

1815 The first major rhinoplasty was performed

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1887 Dr. John Orlando Roe, an ENT doctor, performed the first closed rhinoplasty (the incisions are made inside the nostril)

1950s A nose job is considered a teenage girl’s rite of passage

1970s and 1980s The “Diamond Nose” was the ideal nose job with its scooped-out bridge and turned-up tip

Your nose will continue to change over time.

Whether you opt for a nose job or not, your nose will age due to the natural aging process. “With surgery, it’s important to get longevity out of the procedure so we need to account for how the nose will look over time,” says Dr. Maman. “Cartilage grafts can shift, which is why rhinoplasty techniques have changed over the years.

Plastic surgeons used to be very aggressive about removing cartilage, but if too much is removed, the nose loses its structure and the tip can look like it’s collapsing.”

1990s Noses with straight bridges become the big trend

2006 The injectable nose job becomes available

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“Injectable” Nose Jobs Ever since the injectable nose job (fillers like Restylane,

Radiesse and Juvéderm are injected into the nose to correct certain nasal issues) became a regular procedure, patients have been clamoring for it. “Over the past five years, the availability of FDA-approved fillers has expanded so we can do much more with them, especially when it comes to the nose,” says Dr. Maman. Unlike a nose job, which physically and permanently alters the nasal structure and positioning of the bone, cartilage and tissue, an injectable nose job uses fillers to enhance the shape of the nose by adding volume, to contour and correct (to some degree) the nose. For those who want to tweak their nose but don’t want surgery, the injectable nose job is a great alternative —it can strengthen the bridge, define the top, hide humps and add contours to a flat or broad nose. San Francisco facial plastic surgeon

David C. Mabrie, MD, says, “By strategically adding filler, the nose can appear smaller to improve facial harmony and balance.” If you don’t like the way your nose looks after the injections, it is reversible by injecting it with hyaluronidase, which breaks down the filler to “erase” the results. “Both surgical and nonsurgical rhinoplasty have the same goal: to shape and contour the nose. I’ve had a number of patients experience tears of joy after their nonsurgical rhinoplasty. They just can’t believe the results,” says Dr. Mabrie. The best thing about an injectable nose job is that it’s fast—30 minutes tops—the results are instant and it’s pretty painless (you may be minimally swollen for a few days and your nose may feel a bit strange as it adjusts to the filler). Plus, the filler can last a year or longer due to the fact that there’s not much movement in the nose.

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The filler is injected into the area of concern and then massaged into place.

Less than 30 minutes later, you’ll be able to see your new nose. Even though the results are instant, there may be some swelling for a few days afterward, but there isn’t any bruising.

You’ll have to repeat the procedure about once a year (some patients can go two years) to maintain your results.

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IS THE INJECTABLE NOSE JOB RIGHT FOR YOU?

The Pros

Can be reversed easily if you don’t like it Can correct postrhinoplasty issues Less expensive than surgery Doesn’t require any downtime

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Topical numbing cream is applied to the nose.

The Cons Results are not permanent Can only address minor asymmetries, tip issues and small bumps You may be swollen and your nose may feel weird at first

Dr. Mabrie performed a nonsurgical rhinoplasty using Restylane on this patient, who was bothered by the shape of her nose, especially her profile. The result gave her nose a smoother hump, bridge and tip.

Seattle dermatologist Jennifer Reichel, MD, injected Radiesse just above the bone in this woman’s nose to straighten her bridge. Botox was also injected into the muscle that attaches the tip and skin to the upper lip, which elevated her nasal tip.

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The best way to tackle enlarged pores on the nose is with Retin-A, which increases cell turnover to free the pores of dead skin that can clog and enlarge them.

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Broken capillaries Why they exist: Whether they’re from environmental damage, the aging process, genetics or too much sun, broken capillaries, which can give a ruddiness to the skin, show up on and around the nose as tiny red squiggly lines. New York dermatologist Jessica Krant, MD, says that although they’re called “broken capillaries,” they are actually intact, but dilated, capillaries.

“Anything that makes the nose red for a prolonged period of time, like hormonal fluctuations, allergies or rosacea, can lead to the expansion of these microscopic vessels, but they are completely harmless and generally easy to cover with makeup.”

How to fix them: Broken capillaries won’t go away on their own, but they do respond well to laser treatments, which is the best way to get rid of them. “Pulsed dye, KTP and YAG lasers are quick, easy and pain-free treatments that target the redness of the vessels and heat them to seal them up—they are then dissolved by the body. Repeat sessions are often needed for more stubborn capillaries,” explains Dr. Krant. But once treated, they shouldn’t return.

PRODUCT PICK: Opt for a heavy-duty concealer like Cover FX Cream Concealer to cover up (until you wash it off) broken capillaries so that they blend away. $27, sephora.com

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PROBLEM:

Oily patches Why they exist: If you’re someone who suffers from oily skin, you know how annoying it is when your nose gets greasy midday. ”Oil is primarily sebum (an oily substance created by the sebaceous glands), and there are many sebaceous glands on the nose, so the area tends to get extra oily,” says Riverside, CT, dermatologist Mitchell Ross, MD. “Aside from the negative effects on the skin’s overall appearance, oil can contribute to acne formation.” Oily skin is partially related to hormones, but there’s also a genetic component to it.

How to fix them: Washing and treating your skin with oil-controlling ingredients like glycolic and salicylic acid and using mattifying agents (ingredients that prevent oiliness) can help limit oil production. But, it won’t stop your skin from making sebum altogether. “When excess oil is an issue, avoid washing your face with hot water, which can cause excess oil to be produced. Instead, use warm water to help control the amount of oil on your nose,” says Dr. Ross. If acne is an issue, too, try a prescription-strength medication that contains benzoyl peroxide or a retinoid to help reduce oil production.

PRODUCT PICK: Douse a cotton pad in an astringent such as Repêchage Hydra Medic Astringent and swipe it over your nose to prevent midday shine. $29.50, repechage.com

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Breakouts and blackheads Why they exist: The underlying reason for breakouts on your nose is almost always due to an overproduction of oil (caused by hormones) coupled with bacteria and dead skin cells that can build up on the skin from a lack of exfoliation. Blackheads, whiteheads and raised pimples both on and around the nose are common. Deeper, more cyst-like pimples don’t typically occur on the nose, but that’s not to say that you can’t get them there.

How to fix them: In order to keep oil production and breakouts under control, using cleansers and spot treatments that contain salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide is a must. And, if you regularly use skin-care products with vitamin A for their anti-aging benefits, then you’ll also reap the side effect of clearer pores, too.

PRODUCT PICK: A thin layer of Phace Bioactive Clarifying Serum, which contains both salicylic and glycolic acids, will help keep your nose free of annoying blackheads and bumps.

Plus, it doesn’t leave skin feeling dry. $84, phacebioactive.com

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Lines and crinkles Why they exist: Your nose, like the rest of your face, can develop fine lines and wrinkles that can detract from your appearance and give way to an aged look. Whether the result of facial expressions or overactive muscles, these small lines tend to happen on the upper part of the nose, almost where the nose and the area under the eyes meet.

How to fix them: Topical treatments with peptides, as well as Retin-A, can help smooth them out. But for a quicker fix, your dermatologist or plastic surgeon can inject Botox (or any neuromodulator) into the bunny lines on your nose to relax them.

PRODUCT PICK: Full of antioxidants and skin-firming peptides, LIFTLAB Lift & Repair Treatment Serum helps minimize the appearance of fine lines. $135, neimanmarcus.com

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TRIED + TESTED! Help for: dry, damaged hair

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WHAT’S GOING ON

01 The Frizz Fighter Dull, damaged strands are put to bed with this do-it-all product. Use HASK 5 in 1 Hair Rescue to reverse any heat- or environmental-induced damage that may leave your hair feeling rough and dry and stop further damage and frizz in their tracks. $5.99, ulta.com

Say Good-Bye to Heat

Hair can become damaged in one of two ways: either chemically—from any type of bleach or relaxers—or physically, when excessive or aggressive brushing or styling strips away the cuticle. As the cuticle wears down and the cells get roughed up, the cuticle starts to break off, leaving the cortex (the soft inner part of the strand) with no means of protection, and resulting in a dry, damaged look.

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Give your hair a blow-dry break with fave4 Up For Air air dry cream, a formula sporting strengthening quinoa, hydrating flax and shine-inducing Abyssinian oil to leave you with effortless, tousled locks sans the damage. $16, fave4.com

PROBLEMS SOLVED! The Magical Must-Have From repairing hair and delivering thermal protection to sealing the cuticle and imparting serious shine, It’s A 10 Miracle Leave-In does it all. One spritz of this multitasking maven (use it on both dry and wet hair) and you’ll be hooked. $18, itsa10haircare.com

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HOW TO TREAT IT It’s always easier to prevent damage before it occurs than to treat it once it exists. A good haircut is a surefire way to rid your hair of damaged ends, but the right treatments can help, too. You should cut your hair if the cuticle is severely damaged and past the point of any repair (extreme split ends need to be trimmed to permanently rectify the problem). If your hair is brittle and dry, treat it with damage-reducing, nourishing picks to calm your stressed strands.

Hair Enhancer Bring brittle hair back to life with Goldwell Kerasilk Color Intensive Luster Mask, which is chock-full of ingredients (think keratin and tamanu oil) formulated to deeply condition and rebuild hair at its core. $44.99, goldwell.us

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Safer Styling Because hair is the most vulnerable when it’s wet, reaching for the proper brush is crucial to maintaining its health.

The Fromm Beauty Mini Aqua Brush is designed to be gentle on both wet and dry hair and the mixed boar bristles leave behind smoother strands. $5, frommbeauty.com

Perfect for detangling, back-combing or applying styling products, Denman 12 Three-Row Comb is your best bet for gently combing hair without any tugging or pulling, keeping your locks intact for longer. $6, denmanbrushUS.com

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WHAT’S GOING ON The main reasons behind a dull, one-dimensional complexion are often clogged pores, dehydrated skin, environmental pollution and not enough sleep. Luckily, there’s a way to turn back the clock and bring life back into your skin.

02 01 Younger Skin, Bottled SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic uses supercharged anti-aging actives to target fine lines, wrinkles and an uneven complexion, leaving behind brighter, firmer, healthier-looking skin. $163, skinceuticals.com

Hydration Surge Vitamins and antioxidants work overtime in Leaders Cosmetics Blueberry SuperFood Mask to deeply hydrate skin, lock in moisture and strengthen the skin barrier. The result?

A fresh, radiant glow in just 20 minutes. $6, leaderscosmeticsusa.com

03 The Ultimate 2-in-1 Tan Nothing screams healthy skin like a natural-looking glow. Used daily, VersaSpa Gradual Tanning Face Moisturizer not only creates a gorgeous tan, but also hydrates skin and blurs fine lines for an all-around younger-looking complexion. $35, versaspa.com

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Your first step to discovering your best skin is to clear out dead skin cells, oil and debris that not only clog pores but also deliver a tired appearance. A daily exfoliator paired with a hydrating product to keep up the work is key. If hyperpigmentation or post-acne marks are peppering an otherwise pretty complexion, consider adding glycolic or kojic acid into the mix to help brighten up your skin. A series of light chemical peels may be your best bet if you’re looking for something a little more serious.

Turn Back the Clock Not only does it have the most delicious scent, but Osmosis Skincare Polish Enzyme Firming Mask is also loaded with lactic acid and CoQ10 to promote cell regrowth, leaving behind a brighter, firmer complexion with each use. $50, osmosisskincare.com

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Complexion Perfection Designed to be used during your morning skin routine, Lumene Bright Now Vitamin C Day Cream SPF 15 is rich in vitamins to transform dull, one-dimensional skin into a bright, glowing complexion. $19.99, ulta.com

Beauty From the Inside Out While NeoCell Beauty Bursts Soft Chews taste like candy, they’re packed with beauty-boosting collagen and vitamin C to deliver hydrated, brighter skin with every bite. $15.95, neocell.com

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WHEN COMBINED WITH A BALANCED DIET, THESE NUTRITIONAL POWERHOUSES CAN TAKE YOUR OVERALL HEALTH TO THE NEXT LEVEL BY PROVIDING BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL BENEFITS.

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It earns the title thanks to its nutrient content that supersedes those of other foods and gives your body what it’s missing from your standard diet. These are the most noteworthy ones to know about.

A FOOD DOESN’T JUST GET LABELED “SUPER” FOR NO REASON.

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WHAT MAKES THEM “SUPER”

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The term superfood may not be scientific (superfoods supplements and products are not regulated by the FDA either), but their nutritional value is unmistakingly clear.

Each one offers a little something different, but in the end, they all share the same goal: to help you look and feel your absolute best.

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Combat aging and disease

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Nurture your skin and body

Superfoods contain higher levels of antioxidants than other foods, and experts say antioxidants play a key role in achieving top-notch health and fighting off aging and disease.

Been feeling sluggish lately?

Cutting out processed foods and supplementing your diet with superfoods can noticeably jump-start your energy levels.

Superfoods feature an abundance of essential vitamins and minerals that work together to strengthen the skin and body. Examples of this include reducing inflammation both inside and out, purifying and nourishing skin and supporting internal health, like that of the immune and cardiovascular systems.

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Although there’s not a standard definition, superfoods are nutrient-dense foods loaded with key vitamins, antioxidants, minerals and phytonutrients (plant nutrients).

Once just limited to berries, like acai, goji and blueberry, superfoods have evolved to include everything from herbs to algaes and beyond.

According to research from Mintel, between 2011 and 2015 there was a 202 percent increase worldwide in the number of new food and drink launches containing the terms “superfood,” “superfruit” or “supergrain.” Naturopathic physician Dr. Laurie Steelsmith says, “These foods have typically been used for hundreds of years in cultures around the world to support health. Modern research has allowed us to see what is in the these foods and why they have been able to stand the test of time.” Kristina Temelkovski, nutritionist and cofounder of Raw Complexions, a beauty supplement company, says superfood supplements are useful and in high demand because their health benefits are very robust.

“Unprocessed and found in nature, superfoods have an abundance of benefits for all parts of the body. They can increase energy, provide antioxidants that deliver anti-aging and beauty benefits, reduce inflammation, prevent chronic diseases, improve digestion and eyesight, and even keep your mind sharp,” says Temelkovski. They’re also typically much higher in antioxidants—they work at stopping free radicals that cause damage to your cells, including your DNA—than the foods you see in a standard American diet. “Antioxidants donate electrons to stabilize the free radicals, thus preventing them from causing damage to your tissues,” says Dr. Steelsmith.

“American diets today are typically full of saturated fats, sugars and chemicals that allow the body to ‘get by’...”

Once you begin consuming the superfood or supplement, it can take about a month to start seeing and feeling the results of it, but this will depend on how often you consume it and what you’re trying to achieve. “For an improvement in skin health, it may take a bit longer to see a change because you need to allow for your body’s cells to start communicating, taking in their nutrients and working on stimulating new cell production,” explains Temelkovski.

Celebrity nutritionist and formulation expert Paula Simpson says that the results you’ll see also will also depend on your current health status and your body’s individual makeup.

“When mixed with a healthy diet and exercise, superfoods can improve your energy levels within just a few days,” she adds.

H OW T O I N C O RP O RAT E THEM INTO YO U R D I E T “American diets today are typically full of saturated fats, sugars and chemicals that allow the body to ‘get by,’ but most health-conscious people want to do more than just get by—they want to thrive,” says Dr. Steelsmith. That’s where superfoods come in. Chief nutrition officer at Terra’s Kitchen, Dr. Lisa Davis, says superfoods are most beneficial when combined with a plant-strong, whole food diet that includes fruits, vegetables, nuts, legumes, salmon and low-fat dairy. Because these foods are grown in all parts of the world—from deep under water to the peaks of the highest mountains—they can be difficult to find in their purest forms (some aren’t even edible in their raw state), which is why they are often condensed into supplements that become more accessible and easier to incorporate into a standard diet. Some supplements, often capsules versus powders or other formulations, are recommended to be taken on an empty stomach, so they can be absorbed better by the body. Always check the label for the suggested use, as each product has different directions and portion control is important. “Many superfoods are easily blended into a smoothie, and taking these foods on a daily basis is like taking a powerhouse of antioxidant and nutritional potential,” says Dr. Steelsmith. “Loading up on antioxidants is a good idea in our toxic-laden environment.”

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BETWEEN 2011 AND 2015 THERE WAS A 202 PERCENT INCREASE WORLDWIDE IN THE NUMBER OF NEW FOOD AND DRINK LAUNCHES CONTAINING THE TERMS “SUPERFOOD,” “SUPERFRUIT” OR “SUPERGRAIN.” —MINTEL

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Why a Supermodel Created a Superfood Supplement

“Despite living a healthy lifestyle and taking various different synthetic vitamins, I lacked energy and didn’t feel 100 percent...”

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Supermodel Elle Macpherson knows a thing or two about superfoods, having cofounded WelleCo, a wellness company focused on organic products and supplements, based on her own diet concerns. “Despite living a healthy lifestyle and taking various different synthetic vitamins, I lacked energy and didn’t feel 100 percent,” she says. “Modern life, processed food and everyday incidental toxic overload meant I needed to supplement my natural diet, and I think a lot of people feel the same way.” Living a life in the spotlight and constantly judged by her looks, Macpherson says she realized she needed to look after her body from the inside out.

“The most important thing to me is how I feel, and I’ve found that if my body is getting the nutrients it needs, it shows on the outside.

After taking WelleCo’s Alkalising Greens, I noticed my skin was no longer dry, looked plumper and had what nutritionists call ‘the alkaline glow.’” We also like WelleCo Super Elixir Nourishing Protein Chocolate, which tastes great when blended with almond milk and strawberries or bananas. $59, welleco.com

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FORMULATIONS 101

T H E L AT E S T SUPER FOODS

POWDERS:

These are generally best when mixed into a smoothie or juice—some work well with just water or milk, too.

“I personally think powders are the best form to consume these foods and ingredients because you can get creative and put them in whatever your heart desires,” says Temelkovski.

YO U N E E D T O T RY CAPSULES:

Many companies suggest taking these (typically one or two pills) in the morning without food—try for at least 30 minutes before you eat breakfast. “Capsules have powders in them and offer a more controlled dosage versus loose powders,” says Simpson. “Be sure to always read the label and suggested serving size. More does not necessarily mean better.”

LIQUIDS:

If smoothies aren’t your thing and you hate swallowing pills, superfoods can also be found in juices and tonics (there are also liquids that you mix into water). “It all depends on what you are trying to achieve and whether or not you need a standardized dosage,” says Dr. Steelsmith.

BARS/BAKED GOODS:

Certain superfood powders and ingredients, many of which are herbs and spices, can be baked or mixed into nutritious desserts like bars (most use raw cacao instead of the sugary chocolate varieties), which caters to those who don’t prefer the taste of other options.

From fighting off age-inducing free radicals and purifying skin to detoxifying the liver and boosting energy levels, these superfoods pretty much do it all.

TA K E D OW N ST R E S S W I T H A S H WAGA N D H A Commonly referred to as Indian ginseng, this yellow-flowered herb bears tiny red fruit and is related to the tomato family. In Ayurveda (a widely practiced system of natural healing that originated in India), it is considered to have powerful adaptogenic benefits. “Adaptogens not only increase your body’s resistance to the negative effects of long-term stress, but also help relax and energize you while also being tonic, meaning they stimulate your immune system and increase your peace,” explains Amanda Chantal Bacon, founder of Moon Juice, a holistic wellness company. Consuming ashwagandha has been said to help the body better handle external stresses such as toxins in the environment (pollution, sun damage, smoking, etc.) and internal stresses such as anxiety and insomnia that can lead to a lack of energy and difficulty concentrating. “Adaptogenic herbs are the most important group of herbs to take now,” says Bacon. “They’ve been treasured in Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine for centuries for their ability to boost energy and resilience.”

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Find it in ZenBunni Kathmandu Chai Bar, $3, zenbunnichocolate.com Editor Feedback: It tastes like a healthier, not-as-sweet version of a typical dark chocolate bar, but doesn’t give you a sugar crash afterward.

Expert Feedback: “The ingredients in this bar are pretty exotic and have been shown to have stress-reducing and detoxifying properties,” says Brooke Alpert, nutritionist and founder of B Nutritious. “While there technically aren’t any refined sugars in it, it does contain sugar (it’s ‘natural,’ but can still negatively affect the body), so I’d have to classify this bar as a dessert, albeit a healthy one.”

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“Superfood supplements are useful and in high demand because their health benefits are very robust.”

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B O O S T YO U R S K I N ’ S RA D I A N C E W I T H S E A B U C K T H O RN These small, yellow-orange berries (smaller than blueberries) hail from China, where locals call them “Holy Fruit.” Two types of oil can be extracted from the fruit: seed oil from the seeds of the berries and fruit oil from the actual flesh. The fruit oil has more topical benefits, while the seed oil works better internally. Sea buckthorn oil can be used topically on skin and hair to protect from oxidative damage and encourage a more radiant complexion. Some people claim it even helps clear up rosacea. When sea buckthorn oil—it’s the only plant source packed with all the omegas 3, 6, 7 and 9—is consumed orally in capsule form, it has been known to boost immunity and lower cholesterol thanks to its more than 60 antioxidants and 20 minerals.

Find it in ZSS Radiant Skin System, $129, zss-skincare.com Editor Feedback: A great option for dull, aging or dehydrated skin, this system comes in either a 30- or 45-day supply and targets your complexion concerns using a two-pronged approach: an internal boost with capsules and external nourishment with a daily serum.

Expert Feedback: “The unique blend of sea buckthorn berry oil and omegas 3, 6, 7 and 9 in this serum and supplement help promote a healthy, radiant look,” says Alpert.

FIGHT FREE RA D I C A L S W I T H C AC AO Grown primarily in South America, cacao beans can be roasted and ground up to produce cocoa, and then eventually processed to create chocolate.

But, when the beans are dried at a low temperature, they remain raw cacao beans that become edible (you can eat them whole, broken into pieces called nibs, or in powder form).

Raw cacao is chock-full of antioxidants known as flavonoids—cacao is especially high in a particularly potent one called anthocyanidin—and studies have shown that it contains nearly four times the antioxidant content of regular processed dark chocolate. “Antioxidants are associated with a lower amount of skin-damaging free radicals, and therefore, fewer signs of skin aging,” says Simpson.

Internally, the nutritional compounds in cacao have been said to help improve memory, increase fat loss and deliver a noticeable energy boost.

Find it in Aloha True Chocolate Plant-Based Protein Powder, $33, aloha.com

P RO T E C T YO U R S K I N F RO M DA M AG E W I T H M AQ U I B E R RY A dark purple berry from the Patagonian region of Chile with a higher antioxidant capacity than other “super” berries like acai and goji, maqui berries have unusually high amounts of anthocyanins that give them their strong anti-inflammatory and free radical– fighting properties. Not only do they help prevent signs of aging in the skin, but they also nourish skin cells to reduce any existing damage. “It is difficult to find fresh, sweet maqui berries, but a quality freeze-dried powder form typically maintains the nutritional content and can be added to drinks or smoothies, or infused as a tea,” says Dr. Davis.

Find it in The Beauty Chef Collagen Inner Beauty Boost, $40, thebeautychef.com

Editor Feedback: The taste is similar to standard chocolate protein powder and not too sweet. Try blending it with almond milk and a banana for a delicious smoothie.

Editor Feedback: All this berry-flavored liquid needs is a glass of water—mix the two and you’ve got a simple (and tasty) daily boost.

It’s a good pick if you’re new to supplements and looking for an easy way to work them in.

Expert Feedback: “The organic cacao in this powder contains flavonoids that possess anti-aging and skin health properties, and the vegan protein will help keep you fuller for longer,” says Dr. Davis.

Expert Feedback: “The high antioxidant levels of the maqui berry in this beauty booster can help fight off damaging free radicals and keep skin looking healthy and plump,” says Dr. Davis.

“Many superfoods are easily blended into a smoothie, and taking these foods on a daily basis is like taking a powerhouse of antioxidant and nutritional potential...”

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A M P U P YO U R A N T I OX I DA N T I N TA K E WITH CAMU CAMU Originally from Peru, this orange-colored fruit contains roughly 30 times the vitamin C of an orange, a high potency that helps brighten skin and protect it from environmental aggressors like sun damage that accelerate visible signs of aging. Research has shown it can also promote collagen production in the skin, helping to reduce lines and wrinkles. In many parts of the world, camu camu has earned the nickname “nature’s vitamin pill.” Natural health gurus praise the superfood for its anti-viral properties that purportedly help prevent the common cold and boost immunity. It’s also been heralded for its energy-boosting abilities as a natural alternative to nutrient-less options like sugary drinks.

Find it in Raw Complexions Skintox Beauty Food, $35, urbanoutfitters.com Editor Feedback: The earthy aroma might make you think twice about trying this skin-perfecting supplement, but don’t let it. Blend it into a berry smoothie and you will hardly taste it.

Expert Feedback: “This powder has a unique combo of ingredients including flaxseeds (a healthy fat), schizandra (an adaptogen) and camu camu (a superfruit), which makes it a powerful supplement,” says Keri Glassman, celebrity nutritionist and founder of Nutritious Life.

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GET A BIG B O O ST O F E N E RGY W I T H M AC A A Peruvian wonderfood, maca is an herbaceous plant native to the high Andean Mountains—it’s one of the only food plants in the world that is able to thrive at that altitude (almost 15,000 feet above sea level). Maca contains a plethora of nutrients—think B vitamins, calcium and essential fatty acids (it’s also high in protein and low in calories)—which is why it’s included in many dietary supplements for a variety of benefits.

Experts say it increases energy levels, balances hormones and reduces stress, among other benefits. “It is often used for anemia and chronic fatigue syndrome, and enhancing energy, athletic performance and memory,” says Simpson.

Find it in Moon Juice Brain Dust, $55, moonjuiceshop.com Editor Feedback: Although the smell can be slightly off-putting, this tan powder tastes surprisingly good when mixed with vanilla almond milk. It has that certain addictive quality you just can’t put your finger on.

Expert Feedback: “This supplement is loaded with beneficial adaptogens, including astragalus and maca, but I don’t love the use of stevia in any products, even in small doses. Although I haven’t seen any studies yet that show stevia is unsafe, it can trick your tastebuds into needing more sugar to feel satisfied,” says Alpert.

I N C R E A S E C O L L AG E N I N YO U R S K I N W I T H A M L A F RU I T Native to India, plum-size yellow amla fruit is also known as Indian gooseberry. Researchers have shown that taking an amla fruit extract supplement can provide significant protection against freeradical damage that results from the sun’s UVB radiation that breaks down collagen in the skin, leading to wrinkles and sagging. Experts have also said that the extract, when used topically, can help to improve skin tone, prevent hair loss and minimize gray hair. “Because it’s a rich dietary source of vitamin C, minerals and amino acids, and also contains various phenolic compounds, amla fruit offers multiple skin benefits,” says Simpson.

“Preliminary studies confirm its effectiveness in warding off oxidative stressors and stimulating collagen type 1 in skin tissue.” In Ayurveda, amla fruit has been eaten to boost immunity, slow down aging and promote overall good health.

Find it in NeoCell Derma Matrix Collagen Skin Complex, $25, neocell.com Editor Feedback: Mix this powder into pretty much any drink—you won’t even know it’s there, but you’ll reap the collagen-boosting and skin-hydrating benefits.

Expert Feedback: “I love this product. I am a huge fan of collagen, vitamin C and hyaluronic acid for overall skin health and integrity of skin tissue, which this powder has,” says Glassman. “And of course I like that there are no wacky ingredients in it.”

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G E T T H E U LT I M AT E D E T OX W I T H MILK THISTLE This flowering herb (some would say it’s a weed) is related to the daisy family and typically grows in dry, sunny areas like the Mediterranean. The extract from milk thistle is made from the seeds of the plant, which contain the active ingredient silymarin, a mix of potent flavonoids. Studies show that silymarin contains phytochemicals that work to inhibit UV light–induced oxidative stress on skin—too much of this type of stress can lead to skin cancer and other skin diseases. According to Simpson, standard milk thistle seed extract contains 70–80 percent silymarin. This high content has been shown to detoxify the liver and help repair liver cells that are damaged from alcohol abuse and other toxins.

Find it in Four Sigmatic Beauty Superfood Blend, $20, us.foursigmatic.com Editor Feedback: A small teaspoon of this potent pink powder in your a.m. juice is a quick, easy way to give your liver the wakeup call it needs.

Expert Feedback: “Because milk thistle aids liver function through antioxidation and detoxification, it appears as though this product aims to indirectly improve skin health through the same mechanism,” says Dr. Davis. “Oftentimes, individuals who have liver troubles may have a gray appearance to their skin. Perhaps milk thistle can help provide a healthier glow by improving liver function and eliminating toxins. While theoretically this might make sense, it has yet to be tested in clinical trials.”

P U R I F Y YO U R S K I N W I T H M O R I N GA Moringa trees— called the “miracle tree” in parts of Africa and Asia—produce seeds from which nutrient-dense oil can be extracted and used in products and foods. When used in skin care, moringa has pore-purifying properties and can contribute to a cleaner, more balanced complexion. “Moringa seeds are intensely powerful purifiers—they’ve even been shown to purify water to make it potable,” says Dr. Davis. They are also loaded with protein and can help fulfill a daily requirement for amino acids in a healthy diet, helping you stay full for longer so you’re less likely to snack between meals. And if you like to cook, the powdered form of moringa seed can be added to soups, stews, muffin or bread mixes, too.

Find it in HUM Nutrition Raw Beauty Green Superfood Powder, $39, humnutrition.com Editor Feedback: This powder tastes exactly like mint chocolate chip as it’s named, but a healthier version. Mixed with almond milk and ice in a blender, it’s a delicious way to start the day.

Expert Feedback: “The nutrient-rich green superfoods in this blend—wheat grass, chlorella and spirulina—combined with the antioxidant power of moringa, acai and goji can help boost energy levels and make skin glow from within,” says Dr. Davis.

I M P ROV E YO U R OV E RA L L H E A LT H W I T H S P I RU L I NA A blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) that grows naturally in warm bodies of water, spirulina is labeled one of the most potent superfoods in the world because of its high concentration of carotenoids, which are considered the strongest antioxidants. It also contains more protein by weight than any other food with close to 70 percent. Consumed in powder form, it can help repair damaged skin and make skin more resilient to future damage. “It’s full of iron, vitamin B12 and a bevy of antioxidants and amino acids that promote a healthy glow,” says Alpert. Scientists have also discovered that phycocyanin, a pigment found in spirulina, can help lower blood pressure and reduce elevated cholesterol levels.

“Studies have shown that anywhere from 1–8 grams of spirulina daily over a period of six to 12 weeks can decrease levels of bad cholesterol and triglycerides while increasing levels of good cholesterol,” says Dr. Davis.

Find it in Herbalore NYC Catalyst Gold, $90, herbalorenyc.com Editor Feedback: One benefit this supplement touts is the ability to naturally boost energy levels and reduce sugar cravings, and it did both for us without being too harsh on the stomach.

Expert Feedback: “I’m quite impressed with the nutritional benefits of the ingredients in this supplement and I love the inclusion of spirulina and chlorella, which I think are two of the most important superfoods out there,” says Alpert.

THE OMNI GROVE PARK INN ASHEVILLE — Perched high in North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains overlooking the storied town of Asheville, this historic hotel (it’s been around for more than 100 years!) is home to pretty much everything you could ever imagine.

Hiking trails, a fitness complex and several options for fine-dining are just the start— the spa, a massive 43,000-square-foot subterranean space with numerous pools, therapeutic waterfalls and its very own grotto, is undoubtedly one of the most colossal ones you’ll ever see.

WHEN TO GO The spa is always packed and walking in without an appointment almost guarantees you’ll walk out without a massage. If you want a treatment on a weekend, it’s wise to book at least a month prior.

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WHO TO ASK FOR Tracey Johnston-Crum. She’s in charge of PR and community outreach and knows every in and out of the hotel and anything that’s a “must-do.”

HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT Spend as much extra time post-treatment at the spa.

There’s a lot to do there and you can stay as long as you’d like.

WHAT TO GET

reset You can’t go wrong with a massage. To really experience the location, request one in the outdoor pagoda that overlooks the mountains.

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MAKE SURE TO PACK Made specifically for sensitive skin, Aromatherapy Associates Inner Strength Cleansing Balm gently washes away impurities and even stubborn eye makeup. $68, aromatherapyassociates.com

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WHEN TO GO The spa is open late and much less crowded in the evening hours after 6 p.m.

WHO TO ASK FOR Anyone on staff.

You’ll have access to a concierge service, but as far as the spa goes, everyone is well trained and willing to help with anything.

EXCELLENCE PLAYA MUJERES PLAYA MUJERES — This all-inclusive resort rewrites the rules when it comes to “everything included.”

Don’t expect a casual beachside buffet here; it’s pure on-demand luxury where you can choose to charter a boat or request a private session at the spa. There’s a lot to do, but there are also many spaces where you can choose to do nothing but lounge by the water.

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HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT Try the Aqua Wellness Circuit. It’s included with the spa and also features an iced pool and hammam.

HYDRATION BOOST Tiny, TSA-friendly and totally skin-transforming, Skin Authority Beauty Infusion Quinoa & Avocado can be added to your favorite makeup or skin care for an extra boost of hydration. $49, skinauthority.com

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Used in the line’s spa treatments, Dr. Dennis Gross Hyaluronic Marine Hydrating Modeling Mask morphs from a gel-meets-powder into a cooling cushion mask to deliver serious ingredients. $46 for four treatments, drdennisgross.com

WHAT TO GET The 80-minute Excellence Massage. It’s the spa’s signature and includes Swedish massage, shiatsu stretching, aromatherapy, and lomi techniques.

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The pocket-size True Botanicals Deep Repair Eye Serum packs a ton of power: It helps reduce puffiness and dark circles and brightens the eye area. $90, truebotanicals.com

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BALI — With stunning views and a private hideaway feel, this traditional Balinese resort provides the perfect reprieve from reality. The weeklong wellness retreats and “adventure experiences” are incredibly popular; if you can’t manage to stay that long, simply sitting outside at the spa, which overlooks the lotus pond, is equally as transformative.

WELLNESS WATER Loaded with botanicals and a fresh green scent, Jurlique Activating Water Essence nourishes skin on contact with just a few drops. $55, jurlique.com

COOLING GEL Perfect for long flights when your complexion needs some TLC, Sunday Riley Martian Mattifying Melting Water-Gel Toner targets oily patches for shine-free skin. $55, sundayriley.com

MAJOR MULTITASKER There’s not much Decléor Aroma Svelt Body Firming Oil-in-Cream can’t do: It hydrates skin, claims to firm and slim, and leaves behind the most decadent grapefruit scent. $66, decleorusa.com

WHEN TO GO The spa is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. but guests go early for the sunrise yoga. The steam room also books fast, so it’s best to call ahead.

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HOW TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT WHAT TO GET The spa offers facials, manicures and pedicures, but one of the body treatments that uses local Balinese ingredients makes the visit more memorable.

Request that your treatment be performed in one of the private bales (aka villas) that look out on the Ayung Valley.

WHO TO ASK FOR The resort has a crew of “guest assistants” who can help book treatments or schedule private yoga and meditation sessions.

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Blemishes can occur from sweat buildup during your workout, so protect your pores with this refreshing cleanser that’s formulated specially for oily/acne-prone skin.

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bliss fabulous makeup melt gel-to-oil cleanser $28, ulta.com

Melt away all traces of oil, impurities and makeup with this lightweight formula that will leave you with a gorgeous glow after your workout.

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Pay attention to the area that’s most often neglected during full-body workouts—and one of the first places to show aging—with this tightening cream that smooths the appearance of neck lines and strengthens the skin barrier to prevent moisture loss for a younger-looking profile.

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