There's a problem in the personal care industry and we need to talk about it - as women but particularly in the Latin and Hispanic community.  We want to preface this blog post by saying that we are not in any way against chemicals. We love science and medicine, and chemicals have helped usher us into...

I was so proud to be able to honor my two beautiful and strong abuelitas, thanks to this incredible series by Women's Health, and Oprah Daily in time for Hispanic Heritage Month. Oprah even gave us a nice shoutout!The article “What Our Abuelitas Taught Us About Relationships” and the series really struck me because...

Having lived in in LA for many decades, you always hear about the best of the best in beauty treatments. I had always heard whispers about this magical name -  Joanna Vargas. Vargas is one of the most sought after aestheticians in the country, with salons in both Los Angeles and New York, as...

By Mili Godio, Zoe Malin and Justin Redman Ellen Bennett was at her company's factory in Vernon, California, in March 2020 when she found out Los Angeles County was going into lockdown because of Covid-19. For her company, Hedley & Bennett, which makes kitchen gear like aprons for professional chefs, the future was suddenly...

I admit it, Christina and I have been bitten by the Señora life bug. As I wrote about previously, señora era has many loose meanings, but there are several ideas that tie it together and we're talking all about it for Hispanic Heritage Month in our annual Señora Life Chronicles.  The hustle culture...