Reader question: What would be a good skincare regime for perimenopausal/menopausal women? —@lorlina Most women have experienced “the talk”—you know, the one where your parent (or doctor) sits you down and explains why you bleed once a month, and how to deal with the raging hormonal acne that comes along with it. Unfortunately, most of us don’t get the same discussion about what happens later in life, when we no longer have a period....
Lauri Leadley, clinical sleep educator and the president of Valley Sleep Center, an independent sleep diagnostics center based in Arizona, warns that “yes, you can injure yourself while sleeping, [and it] can range from something minor, like a sore shoulder, to something major, like spinal compression.” Leadley says the most common injuries from sleep can be a stiff neck, sore shoulders, or back pain. Less common but more serious ones might include a bulging disc or displaced rib, which she attributes to different kinds of sleeping positions....
Whether you’re looking for inspiration to improve your own garden when the weather warms up, want practical tips to fix your biggest backyard problems, or simply want to check out some all-natural eye candy, there’s a gardening show that’s just exactly what you need. Where to watch: Discovery+ Where to stream: Discovery+ Where to stream: Netflix
Tired of poking tiny holes in the top and bottom with a pin, standing over the sink, and blowing the contents from one end of the egg out the other? It turns out the best way to prepare Easter eggs is to simply learn how to hard boil eggs for Easter. Not only is boiling Easter eggs easier than standing over the sink trying to undo nature, but hard-boiled Easter eggs are easier to work with, easier to hide (say, inside the cookie jar or an adult Easter basket), and less delicate for tiny hands to handle....
As our top pick for deeply moisturizing hand cream, this ultra-rich lotion is effective on extra dry skin, proving you don’t need to spend a fortune to have great hands this winter. The multitasking and hypoallergenic cream locks in moisture, soothes irritated skin, and nourishes with natural antioxidants and fatty acids from sunflower seed oil, shea butter, coconut oil, jojoba butter, pumpkin seed oil, green tea extract, watermelon seed oil, and baobab oil....
You’ll start by cooking sliced onions over the stovetop, then stirring in chopped-up apples. That mixture then gets spread over puff pastry and crème fraîche, then baked for roughly half an hour. If you can’t find crème fraîche, you can sub sour cream or mascarpone. Use a pizza cutter to cut the tart into small pieces and serve.
While there still needs to be a lot more research done to study the effects of CBD on the brain and body, preliminary studies do offer a bit of hope. According to Emmy Graber, MD, a Boston-based dermatologist and president of The Dermatology Institute of Boston, studies have found a link between CBD and treating specific skin conditions. “Both topical and oral CBD has shown some promise for treating skin conditions such as acne, dermatitis, itching, and psoriasis,” she says....
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If you’d like to take your greens game up a notch and wow your guests with minimal effort—or just get the kids to eat some farm fresh veggies—these simple salad recipes will do the trick. We’re got the classic crowd-pleasers, like nectarine and burrata salad, sweet-and-savory fruit options (watermelon!), plus other fresh takes and recipe upgrades.
Everyone loved my Easter swirl cake so much that I thought it’d be fun to recreate that one with red, white, and blue colors for the fourth of July (or Memorial Day). And of course I couldn’t stop with a red, white, and blue inside, so I turned the top of a the cake into a flag cake using fruit and a homemade buttercream recipe! This patriotic flag cake is the perfect addition to any 4th of July party....
