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Angelina Jolie has the pout. Kerry Washington has the sky-high cheekbones. I...have dry, flaky skin. For as long as I can remember, dull, dry skin has always been a part of "my brand." I can whip up a flawless, glowing facebeat using a mix of my favorite luminous foundations (hi, Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation) and powder highlighters without having to pack on the setting powder. But, when it’s time to remove my makeup at the end of the day, I’m reminded of biggest skincare woe: thirsty skin. In desperate need of some hydration, I booked a facial at Glo Spa in New York’s Financial District to get the brand’s signature Dermalinfusion facial, which uses skin-specific serums to infuse in the skin all while combining exfoliation and extraction to hydrate and improve the skin's appearance and texture. I was in for a complete surprise when the esthetician and founder of Glo Spa, Sai Demirovic, uttered words that cut me deep: "You don’t actually have dry skin.&qu

Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer maybelline.com It's already shaping up to be the year of clear, radiant skin. Beauty trends are leaning away from intense eye makeup and toward a glowy, glassy, glossy canvas. When it comes to achieving a luminous complexion, skipping concealer is a big no-no—especially in some specific instances. Whether you were up late working, drinking, or sneezing, there will always be some tell-tale evidence. Handily, Maybelline New York's Instant Age Rewind Eraser Dark Circles Treatment Concealer is a cult-favorite formula that comes in clutch. Use it under the eyes, on red spots, or as all-over foundation in a pinch. Here, four situations where concealer is an absolute lifesaver (plus how it can help avoid future circles). Skip at your own peril. 10'000 Hours Getty Images When you're running late and don't have time to use everything in your makeup bag... If you did the math from your pillow

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Roasting fillets of firm white fish in the oven at a low temperature is hands-down the most approachable at-home fish cooking method there is.

Angelina Jolie has the pout. Kerry Washington has the sky-high cheekbones. I...have dry, flaky skin. For as long as I can remember, dull, dry skin has always been a part of "my brand." I can whip up a flawless, glowing facebeat using a mix of my favorite luminous foundations (hi, Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation) and powder highlighters without having to pack on the setting powder. But, when it’s time to remove my makeup at the end of the day, I’m reminded of biggest skincare woe: thirsty skin. In desperate need of some hydration, I booked a facial at Glo Skin and Laser Spa in New York’s Financial District to get the brand’s signature DermalInfusion facial, which uses skin-specific serums to infuse in the skin all while combining exfoliation and extraction to hydrate and improve the skin's appearance and texture. I was in for a complete surprise when the esthetician and founder of Glo Spa, Sai Demirovic, uttered words that cut me deep: "You don’t actually ha

Pulse poppy seeds, sesame seeds, garlic flakes, onion flakes, kosher salt, sugar, and 2 cups flour in a food processor a few times to combine. Add butter and pulse until mixture resembles coarse meal with some pieces of butter still visible. With the motor running, drizzle in 7 Tbsp. ice water and continue to pulse, adding another tablespoonful of water if needed, until dough is still crumbly but just holds together when squeezed.

Feb 25, 2019 You know that what you wash your face with can completely make or break your complexion. That's because your cleanser can determine how naturally glowy and hydrated your skin is, how often you breakout, plus how your skin reacts to every product you apply next. Skincare experts say it's surprisingly common to mess up this seemingly simple step, though. Below, six of the most common cleansing mistakes you might be making—and the very easy ways to fix them. . YOU'RE WASHING TOO FREQUENTLY WITH A HARSH FORMULA The purpose of washing your face is to remove makeup, sweat, and micro-particles of pollution, so you might find yourself cleansing several times a day, says Sejal Shah , a dermatologist in New York City. For example, on a day that you're hitting the gym, you might be washing your face four times: in the morning and evening, as well as before and after your workout. That's fine—so long as you're using a gentle formula. On th

Backseat Facebeat /bak •sēt/ fās•bēt VERB; the act of applying your makeup, flawlessly, in the back of moving vehicle. In a hurry but still want to look bomb? Don't worry, we got you. Meet Backseat Facebeat, ELLE.com's new beauty series where a celebrity makeup artist (or celebrity!) creates the ultimate Backseat Facebeat while in the hot seat. First up? Sir John, the makeup guru behind the world's most beautiful woman *New York voice* BEYONCÉ! Giphy Sir John is also a mentor on Lifetime's new hit show, American Beauty Star, where he offers advice and guidance to the contestants. When he's not shooting, you can catch him jet-setting around the world working with the likes of Priyanka Chopra, Iman and Ashley Graham. He took time out of his busy schedule to ride with us and create the ultimate Beyseat Facebeat™. As the makeup got more intense, so did the questions! How does Tina Knowles look so ageless? Has Beyoncé ever had a pimple? Can you spill horror

[unable to retrieve full-text content]Roasting fillets of firm white fish in the oven at a low temperature is hands-down the most approachable at-home fish cooking method there is.

When I vocalized to the ELLE.com office that I was struggling with pain from grinding my teeth while I sleep—and thinking about getting botox in my jawline—my coworkers Ariana, Kat, and Madi immediately vocalized that they also suffer from jaw pain from unintentional grinding. “What is wrong with you people?” asked Nikki, our style director. It made me wonder: What was wrong with us? Why was teeth grinding such a common complaint that, to me at least, popped up more and more in, say, the past 835 days, 9 hours, 29 minutes, and 51 seconds ? I asked Jennifer P. Bassiur , the Director of the Center for Oral, Facial, and Head Pain and Assistant Professor of Dentistry at Columbia University College of Dental Medicine, about the common issue we had been experiencing and what it could possibly be tied to. For starters, the clinical name for excessive teeth grinding or jaw clenching is called bruxism. Sleep bruxism is considered a sleep-related movement disorder and is very common in those

Heat oil in a large wide heavy pot over medium-high. Add half of pork to pot, breaking apart into 6–8 large chunks with a wooden spoon. Cook, undisturbed, until well browned underneath, about 5 minutes. Turn pieces and continue to cook, turning occasionally, until pork is browned on 2–3 sides, about 5 minutes longer. Add ginger, garlic, sugar, and remaining pork to pot and cook, breaking up pork into small clumps, until meat is nearly cooked through, about 5 minutes longer. Add tomato paste and 2 basil sprigs. Cook, stirring occasionally, until paste darkens, about 2 minutes. Add chili paste, soy sauce, vinegar, and 2 cups water. Bring to a simmer, reduce heat to low, and cook, uncovered and stirring occasionally, until sauce is slightly thickened and flavors have melded, 30–45 minutes.

It's never too early to start thinking about your spring sandals game. While it may be 22 degrees outside, the second it hits above 50, you know you're going to want to be ready to sport those new strappy heels with pride. Thanks to the bitter cold and a daily routine of stuffing our lower extremities into wool socks and boots, our feet are simply not ready to be unveiled just yet. But, our sandals can't just sit there untouched forever—it's time to get moving on de-winterizing our toes. Nail gurus Jin Soon Choi (owner of luxe NYC pedicure destination JINsoon and her namesake nail care line) and Skyy Hadley (celebrity manicurist and owner of NYC's As U Wish Nail Salon) are here to share expert tips on getting feet worthy to show off. From teeth-whitening strips to the reasons you should never touch a blister, read on for how to get the perfect pedicure at home. Consider investing in an electronic callus remover Clarisonic Clarisonic pedi kit (buff/balm/b

I love the "veganizing" of wonderful cuisine! Thank you for this delicious recipe. rezan PNW 02/21/19 @Hollis5 this recipe is called "French-ish" onion soup, not French onion soup. If you like the Petit Trois recipe, it's also available on the site. Go make it but don't give bad reviews for something you haven't even made. Anonymous Los Angeles 02/21/19 nope, not going for these substitutions. the REAL recipe -- the Petit Trois version, with the homemade veal stock (to die for!) -- is TRULY *French onion soup*. the Healthyish version is merely onion soup (without the veal stock, the cheese, and the toasted bread, it's lackluster, IMO. i have no patience for *veganizing* foods. i'm a dedicated omnivore, and meat products like veal neck bones provide that *something* that takes a recipe to another place entirely. hollis5 Vero Beach, FL 02/21/19 This is a good recipe, although I would substitute 50% water/50% broth (vegetarian beef-

Getty Images Edward Berthelot Last August, an 11-year-old Louisiana student was the subject of discrimination for wearing a braided extension hairstyle to school, a hairstyle that apparently went against the school's "natural hair only" policy. Before that, another teen from Florida was told her afro was "extreme and faddish and out of control," and a high school wrestler was forced to cut his dreads off before a match or forfeit. For far too long, black people have been ostracized, humiliated and reprimanded for wearing their hair in its natural state, but with new guidelines set by the New York City Commission on Human Rights, the policing of black hair is coming to an end—at least in New York— according to the New York Times . On Monday, the New York City Commission on Human Rights announced the new standard. It's primarily targeted at people of color, as the guidelines protect New Yorkers' right to wear "natural hair, treated or untreat

Okay, call this recipe what it is: Congee. I did sway on two things: I replaced the water with chicken stock and only used 5 cups. And I used leftovers from a roasted chicken (instead of boiling chicken thighs) days ago for more flavor (I would guess a rotisserie chicken would work great). I cannot imagine it any other way and would highly recommend trying these easy substitutions. I threw in the rice once I added the chicken stock. Be very careful about browning the garlic, pull it off once it's slightly brown and I mean slightly. It will keep cooking in the bowl and results in burned garlic if you aren't careful. Raleigh, NC 02/20/19 I made the rice congee version , with Chinese cabbage instead , absolutely fantastic!!!! Inigo France/ spain 02/20/19 I absolutely loved this!! A good soup for a cozy rainy day! I think next time I would maybe do 4 cups chicken broth and 4 cups water to make it a bit more savory. Probably over cooked the garlic definitely undercook be