America’s best-known yoga instructors know that beauty radiates from the inside out, but how do they make it look so easy? Daily stretch sessions and a strong mindfulness practice no doubt offer benefits reaped by yogis and teachers alike, but as for flawless post-workout hair and skin that literally glows, well; no one is that skilled at meditation. Yoga for Bad People’s Heather Lilleston, Sky Ting’s Krissy Jones, Yoga Vida co-founder and wellness expert Hilaria Baldwin, CorePower Yoga’s Melissa Hernandez, and internationally renowned teacher and activist Seane Corn know that a successful beauty regimen requires the same degree of intention as a carefully crafted yoga class. Here, they share their closely-guarded beauty secrets...(Read More).

WORDS FROM THE WISE: While models are blessed with glowy baby skin, Pecheux revved up radiance with a multi-step routine you can recreate at home: Massage your face with Butter Elixir Face Oil, layer moisturizer on top, and prep with primer. Read More. 

A Brooklyn-based yogi trio founded Butterelixir and crafted this genius face oil that has become a staple in Tom’s beauty kit. Wiht lush ingredients like rosehip, argan and apricot oil, this elixir is packed with hydration an sure to give your skin a dewy glow.
$48 for 1.0 oz, available at butterelixir.com

The first step is a skincare treatment,” says Pecheux, whose “first step” is really three: prep bare skin with Butter Elixir Face Oil, followed by Avene Cicalfate Restorative Skin Cream, and finished with Estée Lauder Idealist. Read more. 

He brushed MAC Blacktrack Fluidline across the entire lid while avoiding the inner corner. Then, a duo of Deep Rooted Lipstick and Liptensity in Galaxy Grey were blended and layered on top. Finally, Pecheux coated the crease in Tauped Eye Gloss and dropped a single spot in the corner of the eye “to catch the light.”

The face was prepped with a deep massage using Butter Elixir Face Oil. After an application of Face and Body Foundation, and Studio Finish Concealer, Mixing Medium Shine was rubbed high up the cheekbones with fingertips. A final dusting of Dark Mineralize Skin Finish was used as a bronzer, and lips were muted with Dim Lip Erase. Read More. 

 

Today’s challenge for Karine is recreating the “quilted smoky eyes” look that featured on the latest Chanel catwalk show, inspired by the fashion house’s iconic bag. No, Karine, don’t put a handbag on your eyelids! Magic, advice and tips from Tom… and lots of laughter. Karine is very precise in her application, having paid close attention to Tom’s example and to his instructions. She completely masters the onion string bag! I invite you to discover this make up process in this video, and to see the incredible result on Karine.

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“Vogue editors love oils in many forms: Small batched, petal infused, misted. Try these: Liha Idan Oil ($23) is a luxurious coconut oil infused with the scent of tuberose reminiscent of spring. Find it at Liha Beauty. An after-shower indulgence is Butter Elixir Body and Hair Oil ($78) made with almond, argan, lavender, and chamomile. The Citrine Body Oil ($44) by Herbivore Botanicals leaves you with a hint of neroli as you waft out the door après your morning shower. A light all-day moisturizer is the Cérat Aux Fleurs Composées ($210) from Joelle Ciocco.” Read More.