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Delightful Desserts Treats to impress, A Toast to the New Year: Champagne you’ll love plus more |
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FASHION | |
from burnished orange, to velvet and oversize coats, easily update your winter wardrobe with help from CSL’s style experts and more |
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TRAVEL | |
Global Entrance: If eyes are windows to the soul, doors are close behind Plus more |

As the weather changes, so should our skin routine. Although it can be tricky switching products for a new season, one thing remains the same: hydrate, hydrate, hydrate! The best way to ensure your skin gets the hydration it needs is by choosing products that are not too oily, absorb into the skin quickly with a luxurious silky feel.

Rich holiday meals call for equally special wine.

Chances are within the last eight months, you’ve either taken on a new hobby or reestablished an old one that you haven’t previously had the time for. It’s one of the best ways to restore your mental well being, and pass the time.

What seeds can teach us

This year venture beyond the big names (grand marques) and try champagnes with superior character, structure and heart — grower producer champagne.

Turn over a new leaf with titles that inspire new interests: wine, gardening, architecture, history, cooking, flower arranging and planning for the year ahead

What is the mystery ingredient that will elevate any apple cocktail? Apple brandy with its fresher, more intense apple taste.

As the weather turns cooler, skin (especially in dry climates) calls out for something a little thicker and more luxuriously nourishing than oil. Plus, a few classic products to keep in your medicine cabinet.

Wind down by taking a bath, brushing your teeth and cozying up in freshly made sheets. Aaaah! This is what sweet dreams are made of.

4 fashion trends that will get you ready for the season ahead.

Ryan Maxwell, CEO and founder of Fluid Health and Fitness shares three simple at-home workouts you can do during the current pandemic.

Expert landscaper Chris Lambton shares basic but critical tips for fall yard cleanup.

CSL has your guide to making the perfect cup, growing your own herbs and we taste test a couple mint teas
