Tomorrow, May 2nd, marks National Fitness Day, so I visited NBC San Antonio’s “SA Living”– virtually, of course!
We’ve all binge-watched The Tiger King on Netflix and wondered if, when it’s finally safe to come out of quarantine, we’ll wind up looking like some of the docu-series’ major players.
Each new season calls for some alterations to one’s beauty and personal care routines — after all, changes in temperature, humidity levels, sunlight exposure, the UV index, and our lifestyle habits all affect the types of products our skin and hair need.
The nation’s general unpreparedness for what has proven to be the biggest health crisis of our time, combined with the chaos unleashed by panic buying and hoarding, has led to a shortage of many of the items authorities have listed as essential in order for the public to protect itself (and, in turn, the community as a whole) from COVID-19.
Don’t let yourself fall into the quarantine blues!
Can you believe we’re one week away from Valentine’s Day?
Start whipping up those sugar cookies because, in less than a week, Santa Claus will have come to town!
Thanksgiving is coming up, and that means Black Friday and Cyber Monday commercials and ads are everywhere we turn — in newspapers and magazines, on our social media platforms, on TV, on the radio, and on our favorite podcasts.
Chilly temperatures, indoor heating systems, and longer nights all beckon us to make some changes to our beauty routines.
Wednesday, September 25th marked National Women’s Health & Fitness Day, so I started the day out by visiting CBS Austin’s “We Are Austin” and sharing some great tips and products that can help women eat healthier, sleep more soundly, achieve their fitness goals, and eradicate scary chemicals from their homes and diets.
