And while she's moved on to other ventures off the mat - including modeling (as a Victoria's Secret Angel, no less), fashion collabs, and a new, fabulous life in New York City - the former athlete still keeps that competition day mindset when she's getting ready. "It's less about performance now and more about feeling fresh and confident day-to-day," she says.
I'm a skincare dork. So much so that two Black Fridays ago, I bought Medicube's viral fancy pants skincare wand for $215. In the dark ages of 2023, you couldn't even buy Medicube's products on Amazon so I felt pretty, pretty slick getting 40 percent off of a $330 luxury skincare device. Well, I sure do feel salty now because Amazon has a deal on a fancier, limited edition version of the Medicube Booster Pro plus the company's TXA Niacinamide serum for $169.
As the classic song says, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year. But as much fun as decorating the house, baking delicious treats and celebrating with loved ones is, finding the perfect gift for everyone on your list can be just as stressful. If you're feeling overwhelmed with all the shopping you need to get done, we've got you covered.
I'd know; I've tried several masks over the past year that I've been testing red-light therapy masks and LED devices here at WIRED. You can find me testing some kind of red light device almost daily, from soft, flexible masks to even a red-light cap for hair growth. While I've mainly tested masks, there's another handy little gadget I've also tried: Solawave's 4-in-1 Renewal Wand.
Nanoleaf is getting serious about its expansion into beauty tech, adding two new LED red light-emitting devices to its product lineup. The company says that its new Light Therapy Wand brings "the benefits of a professional facial into the palm of your hand," while its new Light Therapy Panel uses 160 "high-focus LEDs" to provide whole body care. While Nanoleaf is better known for its popular range of smart home lighting tech, it started applying its lighting expertise to beauty gadgets with the introduction of its $150 LED face mask at CES this year. Other home-focused companies like Dyson and Shark have similarly jumped into the world of beauty products, respectively launching popular hair-drying and styling tools.