365 Magazine
The 6 Best New Fragrances To Wear This Spring
Everything is Coming Up Roses . . .and lilac and honeysuckle. The newest scents this season combine spring florals with green, earthy notes. Wear one or layer a few to create your own fragrance bouquet. Here are our six favorites:
9 TSA-Friendly Travel Products You Can’t Leave Home Without
Getting on a plane and heading out on a winter getaway? Carry on these miniature, TSA-friendly approved versions of your favorite beauty essentials so you can look and feel good on your next vacation! Living Proof No Frizz Nourishing Styling Cream, $15; No Frizz Shampoo, $10, livingproof.com Jo Malone London Mimosa & Cardamom Cologne, $32, … Read more
Editors’ Pick: Farmaesthetics’ Hot Toddy for the Body
With natural ingredients like cinnamon, orange peel, clove and ground cornmeal, Farmaesthetics’ Hot Toddy For the Body smells good enough to eat! This restorative scrub, which contains a mixture of sweet soy, calendula and orange, will help boost your circulation and brighten dry, dull skin. For more delicious ways to pamper your skin, check out … Read more
Editor’s Pick: Willa Skincare
Girls will go gaga this Easter when they find the all-natural skincare products from Willa in their Easter basket! The 3-Step Daily Routine Kit with Pouch comes with a liquid-to-foam face cleanser, clear moisturizer and spf 30 tinted protection. Email a local Willa Embassador like Lucy Saleeby of Greenwich (lindasaleeby@gmail.com) or order online today. $65, … Read more
Editor’s Pick: Deborah Lipmann Polish In Break 4 Love
How cool is this Break 4 Love nail shade from beauty favorite Deborah Lippmann? It’s a collaboration with art and fashion photographer Inez Van Lamsweerde and inspired by Mad Men. Lippmann describes it as “reminiscent of what the uptown New York woman from that era would wear on holiday in Palm Springs.” We’d describe it … Read more
Easy Hair Tips and Tools You Need For Your Next Night Out
It’s holiday party time — having a healthy hair routine will save you anguish and time in front of the mirror. By Zoë Zellers “Hair is a very manual industry,” says Billy Faridi, a well respected hairstylist. “And because of that, we use really specific tools for specific hair types and those don’t change much.” … Read more






