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Guest Editor - Jena Covello
As the founder of clean skincare brand Agent Nateur, Jena Covello is on a mission to share the lessons of her personal healing journey with the world.
Mariam's Picks
Mariam shares her current faves for a spring beauty refresh. Uplift your routine with these delightful essentials, from the nail polish colour of the season to the everyday products she can’t be without.
Mariam's Picks
Discover some of the trends and movements on Mariam’s radar this season and how they’re impacting the beauty world.
The Body Guide
Caring for your face and body doesn’t have to be overwhelming. We break down what to use where an...
What is Your Favourite Part of You?
Taking into account our health and wellness from head to toe, we asked some of our professional partners from across the country to share what they love most about their body.
Guest Editor - Ali Budd
As a business owner, HGTV star and mom to three small children, interior designer Ali Budd understands the importance of honing your wellness rituals, especially when time is limited. “For me, it’s about little traditions that make me feel relaxed and good,” she says.
Sweet Dreams
Sleep might very well be the most underrated wellness experience, and a major key to feeling your best. Get ready to drift off with Living Beauty’s lineup of essential sleep enhancers.
Curl, Interrupted
From straight to coily and everything in between, here’s how to customize your hair-care regimen to achieve the healthiest hair of your life.
Guest Editor - Veronika Gueorguieva
After 10 years with Biologique Recherche Canada, including eight with Living Beauty Inc., it’s safe to say that Veronika Gueorguieva is someone we really can’t live without.
On Nostalgia
Randi Bergman looks at how our first experiences with beauty shape our identities for life.
Packing Light
Wherever you’re headed, we’ve got everything you need to maintain your beauty routines—all in carry-on-approved sizes!
Screen Shots
I think that as much as we’re looking for escapism, sometimes there’s something that pulls us back into how it translates in our own life,” says Dowds. “I think it touches us each of us personally in a different way. And so we hang on to that.