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Linda Wells

Linda Wells


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The Row x Lisa Eisner

Sparkle

Eye of the Beholder

What’s with the sudden proliferation of alcohol-free spirits and wine? After an extensive taste test, our beauty-and-wellness columnist breaks from her white Burgundy—and loves it. Bottoms up!

Prada

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Disappearing Act

Despite all the talk of body positivity, the skinny aesthetic persists. Now, with Ozempic, it’s more insistent than ever

We Heart This Stuff

Oh, Valentine’s Day! Your syrupy greeting cards, your red lace thongs, your roses-and-baby’s-breath bouquets—sometimes you’re hard to love. There’s a better way! The LOOK team chose delicacies we’d actually like to give and receive: a red face mask, an enduring lipstick, and a fragrance that invites a long embrace. They’re pretty irresistible.

Sha Mexico

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Eye of the Beholder

Are the rich sleeping better at night? Well, they’re certainly trying. Our beauty-and-wellness guru goes to extreme measures in search of the latest status symbol—a longer REM cycle

Hit Refresh

For some people, Happy New Year means a hangover. For others, it’s an invitation to snap out of the party stupor and start fresh, with a clear head, a strong core, glowing skin, and more energetic cells. Here are suggestions for beginning the year on the right (and left) foot

Detox Vacation

The spa of the future is all about data, but can four days in a coddled, calibrated paradise really move the needle? Pack your hiking shoes—we’re going to Spain!

Seeing Rouge

Swipe it across your cheeks—just don’t stop there …

Eye of the Beholder

Whether it’s real (Barbra), prosthetic (Bradley), or doctored (every third Instagram influencer), the nose is having a moment. Our beauty-and-wellness reporter sniffs around Hollywood

Presents Perfect

Beauty-and-wellness gifts can be a minefield. Our advice: Leave the anti-aging creams and gut-soothing supplements for another day (or offer them to your evil stepmother!). We have happier suggestions that will leave the recipients glowing, smooth, and sweetly scented

Turn On the Red Light!

Clever marketing campaigns for L.E.D. and laser devices make all sorts of promises. But can these so-called skin saviors take the heat?

Checking In?

Burn

Eye of the Beholder

First, Marcia Kilgore created Bliss. Then the serial entrepreneur moved on to FitFlops. Her latest game changer? The subscription service Beauty Pie. Our intrepid beauty-and-wellness columnist is along for the ride

Eye of the Beholder

Whether you’re the president or Taylor Swift, your mouth is a conversation topic—and we’re not talking about what comes out of it. But perfectly aligned, blindingly white teeth are no longer the gold standard, reports our beauty-and-wellness columnist

Hands Up!

Age is nothing but a number—except when it comes to the skin south of our wrists. But don’t just sit there—do something!

The Head Master

He has brushed and curled every top model, but it was Sam McKnight’s collaboration with Princess Diana that captured all the attention

Gild the Lily

You’ve all seen those “Get Ready with Me” videos. This is a get-ready moment for you, with some of the best, most festive products. They bring sparkle, warmth, and evocative scents for a big night out, or a medium-size night out, or a small, cozy night in

Inner Beauty

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Eye of the Beholder

What’s a beauty-lover to do when the hottest trend at the Paris shows was—wait for it—not even a single swipe of concealer? As pioneered by Pamela Anderson, the barefaced look is the one that everybody is talking about. Our beauty-and-wellness columnist ponders what it really means to strip down

Eye of the Beholder

What’s a beauty-lover to do when the hottest trend at the Paris shows was—wait for it—not even a single swipe of concealer? As pioneered by Pamela Anderson, the barefaced look is the one that everybody is talking about. Our beauty-and-wellness columnist ponders what it really means to strip down

Playing Favorites

We try not to play favorites, but the team at AIR MAIL LOOK decided to do just that, selecting from the thousands upon thousands of beauty products we’ve tested over the years to name the ones that bring us joy, warm our hearts, and solve our (superficial) problems most impressively. Drumroll, please!