BeautyFace Oils and Cartwheels Are My Secret“How am I even a writer when I hate sitting so much?” asks Brooklyn Writers Collective founder Molly Rosen. The mom of two has the easy sparkly energy—and sparkly, makeup-free skin—of someone who’s figured out how to balance a busy career and single motherhood with ways to keep her spirit resilient and her skin glowy and fresh.

BeautyYou Need a Real, Grown-Up Face WashWe may have all learned at sleepaway camp that plain old soap and water is all we really need, but in reality soap is decidedly unhelpful when it comes to improving the health and look of your skin. Conventional mass-market bar soap is made with industrial surfactants that strip and dry skin; even the ones labeled "moisturizing" have simply added moisturizer to the surfactant base, rather than removing those surfectants. And dry skin is not just unhealthier and less able to defend itself; it also looks older—less even, less plump, less dewy.

StyleJewelry You’ll Have (and Wear) ForeverThe goop ethos of buying fewer, better things is perhaps never more relevant than in the jewelry box.

StyleThe Art of Dressing EfficientlyStyling a look in five moves or less is easiest with a balanced wardrobe: a good mix of timeless and trend-forward items you can piece together without looking—or feeling—like you tried too hard.

StyleThe 2022 Closet CleanoutUnlike doing the dishes or folding the laundry, a thorough closet rethink shouldn’t be a reoccurring chore—but rather a one-time process. Your instinct may be to attack with everything you got, but we suggest a more calculated approach.

Food & Home4 Immune-Friendly Soup RecipesGerda Endemann, our senior director of science and research, gave us a list of immune-supporting ingredients, and we came up with four new feel-good soups: a creamy chicken stew that gets its richness from peanuts, a sweet and spicy coconut parsnip purée, a lighter goulash with root veggies, and a clam stew with spinach.

WellnessAsk Gerda: Is Intermittent Fasting Evidence-Based?Dear goop, I hear a lot about fasting and am wondering if it’s worth trying? If it is, how should I get started?

Style2 Weeks of Outfits to Start the Year StrongOutfit planning is not unlike meal prepping for the week: It requires an initial investment of time, takes some basic skills (styling, knife), and works best with a well-stocked fridge—er, closet. But if you’re looking for a shortcut: We’ve put together two weeks’ worth of morning-routine-streamlining looks so that you can spend your energy elsewhere.

WellnessA Wellness Editor Compares 3 At-Home Infrared MatsOf the at-home options for infrared heat, wellness editor Kelly Martin has been lucky enough to try out three: a sauna blanket, a full-size infrared mat, and an infrared PEMF mat that folds snugly into your desk chair. She tells us how each of them feels—and how to choose between the three.

Food & HomeAll-Time Favorite Smoothies, Nutrient-Boosting Add-Ins, and BlendersSmoothies for breakfast: highly efficient. They supply you with a wide variety of food groups and nutrients to start your day. They’re easy to make, especially when you have a powerful blender. They travel well. And they are Gemini-like—smoothies can go many ways flavorwise. Pick your ideal combo from our hits.

PodcastElevating Your Baseline HealthRobin Berzin, MD, is the founder and CEO of the functional medicine practice Parsley Health and the author of State Change. In her book, Berzin maps out a program for optimizing health. She explores five key factors—from nutrition to exercise and sleep—that impact our mental health, immunity, and overall energy. Today, she joins Erica Chidi to talk about the shifts that can help us feel our best and live with more vibrancy and ease.

Food & HomeHow to Go (Far, Far) Away—and What to Do ThereFloating in a geothermally heated pool made of black volcanic rock and perched in a mountain valley of northern Iceland’s Troll Peninsula, mesmerized by a near-hallucinatory display of northern lights, turns out to be one of the more luxuriously remote experiences there is.

TravelThe First Book Club Pick of 2022: Lost & FoundPulitzer Prize–winning writer Kathryn Schulz’s new memoir-slash-guidebook, Lost & Found, is one of the most exquisite books we’ve ever read. Read an excerpt and join us in goop Book Club to discuss.

WellnessHow Gwyneth Does Our 7-Day Reset KitIt took us years to develop our first-ever detox kit, and that’s due—in part—to the exacting standards of our CEO and founder, who is famously devoted to the ritual of cleansing. “I started experimenting with detox in the ’90s, and I was really so taken with how good I felt from it,” GP says. “That’s why I detox. Because when you do it, you just feel so much better.”

Food & HomeHow to Make Your Bedroom Healthier and SexierSo often we talk about removing things from our bedrooms to make them more serene, minimal, sleep-inducing. We are all for that. But there are items we can add to the bedroom that will enhance our experiences there—of intimacy and connection, of relaxation and sleep.

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