Nicolette Reynolds

I have hypothyroidism (I was diagnosed 20 years ago) which means I've had to find ways to tackle inflammation, dry skin, acne, brittle nails, thin hair, low energy, weight gain…all the things. Here's my tool kit that I have put together from 20 years of figuring it out. I am not a doctor or giving medical advice, this is just what has worked for me.

I always say it, skin prep is everything! It determines whether you will get a good/bad makeup application, and how long it lasts. If your makeup is pilling you might be layering too many silicone base products, you also maybe using products that don't go well together (water based with silicone based). Allow time for your products to absorb into the skin.

I'm 43 with dry skin + redness and these are my ride or die, never fails me, favorite formulas. Reminder - skin prep is still everything!

The fine hair fix list, because flat is for tires. My recommendations are here to help you pump up the volume, strengthen every strand, and keep your hair looking full of life. If you're in your 40's your haircare should also be anti-aging.

I feel some what qualified to give self tanning advice because I have a very fair complexion (I burn first then slightly turn brownish), I live in Florida so I'm supposed to be tan, and I tried it all. I've been orange more times that I would like to admit but have had success in finding what works for me so I am sharing with you what made the cut.

Discover Great Eats in Waynesville, North Carolina—a foodie’s dream nestled in the Smoky Mountains! From cozy cafes and hearty Southern fare to hidden gems serving up mouthwatering flavors, this charming town has a plate for every craving. Whether you're brunching with friends, vacay with the fam, indulging in comfort food, or grabbing a quick bite, Waynesville serves it all with a side of small-town charm.

Have a trip to the FL Keys planned? Here are my must-try favorites for a happy belly in paradise.

Beginning a sourdough journey can be overwhelming but very rewarding. I have intentionally selected everything you need to become a confident, proud parent of a sourdough starter and bake all your sourdough wishes come true. These are the supplies I use and recipes I love. A few things to keep in mind: You don't need all the fancy tools to begin, don't overthink it, and follow one person that you feel you can learn from the best (because there are so many different ways you can do sourdough).

Free & affordable must-haves for a seamless small business operation.

When your kitchen is setup in a way that makes sense for how you use it, and you have everything you need within reach, that feeling of space + organization creates a better kitchen experience for everyone.

We not only combined human kids but we are also a blended dog home of 3 (1 biological and 2 step dogs from my husband) I have carefully curated a dog & owner approved list of what we use and love.

This is your invitation to indulge in the warm spices and comforting flavors of the fall season, I've curated a list of my favorites. Whether you need a dish for a gathering or staying home for movie night, these recipes will satisfy your cravings for cozy, homemade goodness.