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Linda Wells

Linda Wells


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Spiral Books

No Fun in the Sun

Inside the allegations of skin rashes and chlamydia outbreaks rocking tony St. Barth’s

Get a Grip

Getting Into Bed with Kathy Hilton

The Real Housewife reveals her nighttime routine in exquisite detail

You’re Soaking in It

Billionaire Skin

What does it take to have glowing, lifted, flawless skin? Time to rob a bank

Freeze, Lady!

Face Time

Honey Do!

Out, Damned Spot!

Uncommon Scents

French Kiss

Americans love beauty products with a Parisian accent, and Violette offers a modern, surprisingly friendly formula

Hair Scare

Pretty much everyone’s losing their hair, but new machines, serums, and drugs aim to revive the lushness

The Shoe Fits

Want to walk on air? A new collection of stylish shoes manages the impossible, marrying fashion with comfort

Queens of the Night

When you’re sleeping, these creams do all the work. Where do their powers begin—and end?

The Rise of the Mini Facelift

Plastic surgery is losing its stigma and gaining younger and younger fans. Designer Stacey Bendet reveals all

Hot Shot

Supermodels, high heels, big jewelry, bigger hair—we’re in the grip of 90s nostalgia, and Pamela Hanson’s photographs celebrate the best of a charmed life

Plump Me Up

Three little words—platelet-rich plasma—are skincare’s new love language. Swoon!

Packing Heat

If you thought Louis Vuitton bags were collectors’ items, just wait until you see their new lipstick

Marry Me

Coupling scientific rigor with natural ingredients may just be the recipe for a modern skin-care line

On the Nose with Christine Nagel

The smells that inspire the fragrance mastermind at Hermès

Muscle Memory

Outdoor Voices was a cheerful antidote to hard-driving workout gear, and then it nearly went poof. Now, its founder is ready to bring back the magic

Whip My Hair

Is your hair too frizzy, too lank, too fine, too curly, too anemic, too stringy? Jennifer Aniston’s hairdresser is here to change that—and your attitude—forever.

Life Saver

Wouldn’t it be nice to age backward? That’s the implicit promise of the new take-charge health testing platforms that want you to get intimate with your biomarkers