Self Care

Ally Love's advice will help you stop putting it off.

Tap into your intuition before you look up the card's meaning.

To you, love you.

According to your Zodiac sign.

"A safe space is somewhere that I can be myself without judgement, and my home provides that."

According to experts.

I now refuse to live in an apartment without this soothing bathroom feature.

Have it delivered in two months, 20 years, or whenever you like.

According to a political reporter.

It's time to clear the air and set intentions for the season to come.

You can still make your space festive, even if you're the only one who sees it.

It will help you reassess your priorities for the new year.

As you improve the inside of your home for you and the people you share it with, you can take small steps to make things outside your home a tiny bit better, too.

Next time you go for a walk, try and leave your phone at home.

Because this year has been a lot.

If you do small things to bring yourself to a less stressful or more grateful place, you'll harness the power—little by little and instance by instance—to paint your life with a sunnier hue.

Wherever it is you’re going, affirming yourself in the mirror can set you up for a positive day.

Being nice to yourself doesn't have to be expensive.

Five stars. Would recommend.

Now that it's getting dark earlier.

Appreciate all the little physical details of this time in your life—the good, the bad, the ugly, and yes, the completely average, too.

Think of it like comfort food for your living space.

Perfect Night In is a series where we ask actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond how they’d spend the ultimate luxury—a blissful evening at home. Ah, the brothers that need no introduction (but we’re going to give you one anyway). Ever since the first episode of HGTV’s “Property Brothers” aired in 2011, Drew and Jonathan Scott have made viewers around the globe fall in love with their impressive renovating skills complimented by witty sibling banter.

Filling your Instagram with envy-inducing vacation selfies of you and your closest gal pals living it up may serve as a temporary ego-booster, thanks to all the likes you’re bound to rack up. But there could be more—scientific studies suggest that there’s an even more crucial benefit connected to taking girls’ trips: It’s actually good for your health.

Winter, the season of cozy hygge, seems like it would be the best time of year to catch up on all those ZZZs we miss out on during the more active months. But it turns out that—whether or not you’re one of the 10 million Americans who suffer from seasonal affective disorder each year—the long and dark days actually wreak havoc on our sleep schedules, both in the quality of our sleep and the number of hours of rest we’re getting each night.

Many of us practice AM habits that aren't exactly beneficial.

Perfect Night In is a series where we ask actors, artists, entrepreneurs, and beyond how they’d spend the ultimate luxury—a blissful evening at home. “Charlie’s Angels,””The Wedding Singer,””Never Been Kissed,” “Ever After”—the list of iconic Drew Barrymore classics goes on and on (and on). As it’s known, however, Barrymore’s success goes well beyond the big screen.

For as relaxing as taking a long, hot shower can be everyday, are they really all that good for your skin? We hit up skincare experts Rhea Souhleris Grous, Director of Aesthetics at Union Square Laser Dermatology and celeb-esthetician Renee Rouleau to help us break down the effects—both good and bad—that regularly indulging in hot showers can have on your body.