On a rainy, humid Sunday I woke up antsy after a mostly sedentary weekend. It seemed like a perfect day to get some sculpt in and after a long past due attempt to try a class at Bari, I made the leap and navigated to the chic NYC studio in TriBeCa. All I can say is: believe the hype.

With permanent food comas post Thanksgiving and official Netflix and chill weather in full swing, now's as good a time as any to stay on top of your fitness game but admittedly, gathering up the motivation to go to the gym when it's freezing outside really takes dedication (let's be real). So I decided to go outside of my comfort zone and put 4 workout apps ( courtesy of the App Store) to the test. Here's what happened.

When it comes to makeup, I'm a firm believer that less is more.

I've never really been into heavy foundation and eye makeup (except for special occasions / events.)

I actually never wore makeup until my late teenage years when I was going on castings and even then it was just moisturizer and mineral powder. Everything I learned about makeup and skincare was by observation and asking the makeup artists I worked with their favorites and tips and tricks.

As much as I love rooftop movies, music festivals, days spent by the pool, summer fridays, and all things summer, the one major buzzkill summer brings in breakouts and beauty disasters. So, although Summer is technically over- at least calendar wise, summer weather and all things summer don’t officially really start winding down until October 30th (daylight savings). Until sweaters and PSL latte season is officially declared squeeze in the rest of the summer and check out these foolproof beauty things we love to help stave off sweat induced breakouts, and keep frizz and our tan at bay.

I’m not really a sugar person- I say that and I know what you’re thinking, but growing up I was super sensitive to sugar and actually was really disliked sugary cereals, donuts and pastries. I had this idea that things that weren’t supposed to be sweet- shouldn’t be. So my go-to cereals were corn flakes and cheerios basically.