We’re tired of feeling that our natural scent is a problem to be solved, and this cheeky new ad campaign shows that someone hears us.
Body
Don’t Walk Alone: A New Program Provides Incentive and Pals to Get You Moving
Gennev’s Get Moving program offers a 30-day walking plan—whether you’re just starting out or want to amp up your fitness game—plus a community of others to cheer you on.
Hiding Botox From My Husband…And Justifying It To Myself
Is it so bad that I sometimes don’t like the way age looks on me? Is it so bad that I want to fight it? Artificially?
My Gray Garden: Finally Letting My Hair Do Its Thing
Looking at herself in the mirror after letting the dye die, Amy Keyishian realizes that this is the best look for her life and that every strand of gray has been earned.
Midlife Metal Mouth: Finally Getting the Smile I’ve Always Wanted
While friends are dealing with night sweats and depleting hormones, Melissa Gould is running to the ortho along with 12-year-olds. Here’s why braces are worth the pain and awkwardness.
How Posing Nude Helped Me See Myself in a Whole New Light
Her aging body felt like a barren landscape—until a friend asked her to model for a series on the erotic beauty of older women. Here’s what Sarah Gold learned from taking off her clothes.
A Woman Used Menopause as an Excuse for Not Wearing a Mask: Should We Be Mad?
When the flight attendant asked her to keep her mask on, she played the menopause card. Could she have a point, or is this laughable reasoning that hurts us all?
Recovering From the Lockdown Lull: How I Got My Ass Back in Gear After COVID
Re-entering a more physical post-pandemic world freaked out Lisa Kosan. But here’s how she got her strength and her mojo back.
The “Still Got It” Shot: The New Way to Celebrate a Big Birthday?
Have you noticed how some stars are flaunting it on their birthdays? We applaud their boldness, but we like something else even better.
Women’s Tennis Today: Will There Ever be Another Billie Jean King?
When Michele Willens played serious tennis, the sport was led by icons like Billie Jean King. As the U.S. Open begins, she looks at why we may never get more like her.
