A Bright Outlook

One way to start the year fresh: This cleanser with Manuka honey removes everything but your delicate microbiome.

The makeup artist Mary Phillips adds an excellent group of lip liners to her collection, and they’re winners. She suggests drawing outside the cupid’s bow to give the mouth extra fullness.

If the idea of working out in your apartment is dispiriting, try this joyful, choreographed class on a mini trampoline. It’ll lift your mood and maybe your butt.

Cheers to dry January! This de-alcoholized sparkling wine mixes French Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes so elegantly, you won’t miss the real thing (much).

No, it isn’t spring yet, but this non-alcoholic sparkling wine is like bubbly sunshine. I sip it all year round.

A quick spin with this styling tool’s ceramic curling barrels and brush attachment will satisfy your resolution to get your act together.

Four days at this famous (some say notorious) spa will improve your habits, your muscles, and clear your mind. And, they lifted the ban on coffee!

Fitted with low-frequency electromagnetic pulses that stimulate blood flow and cellular repair while reducing inflammation, this only requires you lie down and relax.

Reading is good for the soul, and a new pair of glasses enhances the experience. Gwyneth wore these to her ski trial (which she won, btw).

People mocked me when I wore this silk taffeta brooch last year, but along came Matthieu Blazy’s Chanel show, and they changed their tune. Pin this jauntily on a dress, jacket, or coat.

Sure, you could wear HeatTech and stay warm. But this stretchy, ribbed shirt is so much sexier. It works under a sweater, blazer, or as sleepwear with the matching boyfriend shorts.

Welcome to static electricity season! This tidy, pocket-size wand will calm your flyaways in one smooth move.

With a plant-derived version of retinol, peptides, and ceramides, this moisturizer helps reduce wrinkles and boost elasticity and bounce.

It’s time to get serious about your moisturizer. This one has copper, hyaluronic acid, and bio-identical peptides to help increase collagen production and prevent dryness.

I’m taking a break from eye pencils, mostly because I hate watching them disappear in the sharpener. A gel liner is infinitely easier to apply (use a small, stiff, angled brush).

Pop this on before your morning walk. It delivers SPF 36 in a tinted formula that speedily covers any redness or brown spots.