With tropical getaways, outdoor dining and summer lounging in full swing, it’s imperative to take safe measures in protecting skin from future damage. Sun exposure is the number one cause of lines and wrinkles (not to mention hyperpigmentation, sun spots and skin cancer), so be mindful of your time basking in those glorious UV rays if you’re aiming to maintain your youthful glow.... Read More
As spring officially turns into summer, have you noticed a difference in your skin? Changing climates and added environmental stresses take a toll on the skin that many products cannot combat. Cellular Power Infusion from La Prairie, however, is the perfect transitional product for these issues, helping you go from season to season with nary a flaw in sight.... Read More
Wondering how Hollywood salutes summer? JustLuxe headed out to the annual Muscle Milk Fitness Retreat in Beverly Hills to break a sweat with celebrities and soak in the rejuvenating prep work that goes into stealing the spotlight during swimsuit season.... Read More
GQ Magazine, Italian fashion house Dolce & Gabbana and EBAY have joined forces to host an online charity auction starting Wednesay, June 23 until July 3. The auction, sponsored by The One Gentleman fragrance, benefits actor Matthew McConaughey's "just keep livin'" foundation.... Read More
Ayurveda is an ancient medical system that was developed in India approximately 5,000 years ago. "Ayur" and "veda" are two Sanskrit words that mean "knowledge of living." Ayurveda is often referred to as the "sister science" of yoga, and it’s believed by many to be the basis of several therapeutic approaches like aromatherapy, massage, energy therapy, and yoga postures.... Read More
Preventing your hair from becoming dull, limp and lackluster is problematic for numerous reasons. So many factors are working against us each day including sun, pollution, coloring, stress and the natural aging process.... Read More
Phthalates (AKA phthalate esters, bisphenol A or BPA and phthalates) are added to plastics to increase their flexibility. When plastic becomes brittle, it means that phthalates are no longer effectively bonding to the plastic. Used in hospital equipment, adhesives, ice trays, plastic wrap, flooring, plastic containers, furniture, wallpaper, shower curtains, and many other things made of vinyl or PVC, phthalates are everywhere.... Read More
