Llewellyn Jenkins and Chad Groom have styled many an A-list celebrity and fashion icon – from Diana Ross, Iman, Pat Cleveland and Tyson Beckford, to Chrissy Teigen, Tracy Morgan and Will Smith. They share behind-the-scenes gossip from their days at BET, the trick to deciding when to splurge, and the secret place to buy haute couture on a budget.

We love our technology, but all of this screen time may be doing more harm than we think.  The repeated motion of looking down could be increasing the wrinkles on your neck and décolleté.  We sit down with board-certified plastic surgeon, Dr. Jennifer Levine, to talk about how we can improve the damage we’ve done, and prevent further signs of aging.

Forget everything you think you know about working out.  Liftonic founder, Radan Sturm, explains why indoor cycling and other cardio classes might not be getting you results, and why his method is the fastest and safest way to build and tone muscle for a strong, lean physique.

Research shows that at least 1-in-3 women will suffer from hair loss or reduced hair volume at some point in their lifetime. But what can you do when it begins to interfere with your life? We sit down with 32-year-old Rebecca Cohen, who bravely shares her hair-loss story: from the shame she felt when she began to shed, to the products she tried to boost her growth, to the eventual solution she found to regrow her stands and her self-confidence.

From food with flair to finding the right foundation in your forties, our new beauty bestie breaks down her best-kept beauty secrets – hint hint…always find your light!  We sit down with Ereka Vetrini – TV host, wife and instafabuous mom – to find out how we can take charge of our health, happiness and hair.

Do you suffer from fertility issues, sleep disorders, ADHD, impotence?  Or perhaps your child has bedwetting issues or nightmares?  You may need to skip the doctor and try modern acupuncture. Our guest, Michelle Spina, is a licensed acupuncturist who combines the ancient wisdom of Chinese medicine with a broad base of current Western medical knowledge to treat patients. We’ll discuss everything from what to expect at your appointment to whether the needles really hurt.

We sit down with Manhattan Dermatologic Surgeon, Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, to break down skincare myths and discuss his role in Madonna’s skincare line, MDNA: What really detoxes your body and skin? Are cheaper skincare products dangerous? And what is the rare ingredient in the $600 mask the material girl claims to use on her famous derriere? We also talk about the latest technologies in laser hair removal and why you need to start now!

We sit down with Manhattan Dermatologic Surgeon, Dr. Paul Jarrod Frank, to break down skincare myths and discuss his role in Madonna’s skincare line, MDNA:

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• What really detoxes your body and skin?

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• Are cheaper skincare products dangerous?

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• And what is the rare ingredient in the $600 mask the material girl claims to use on her famous derriere?

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We also talk about the latest technologies in laser hair removal and why you need to start now!

This is the first episode of the “Real Women, Real Problems, Real solutions” series where we sit down with a guest who has researched and paid for treatment for a beauty issue they’ve had. Serena Sukow, 35, developed rosacea two years ago and tried everything from expensive prescription medications, to nutrition response testing.  Eventually, she found relief and results with the Clear and Brilliant laser – hear her story in her own words.

If you haven’t heard of “femtech” get ready because in 2019, technologies geared specifically towards improving woman’s health issues are going to explode. And we’re starting our new year by getting candid about how an at-home device that emits low-level light therapy can help boost confidence, increase sexual pleasure, intimacy and satisfaction. Our guests Colette Courtion, CEO + Founder of Joylux, and obstetrics and gynecology specialist, Sarah de la Torre, M.D., have set out to de-mystify women’s sexual issues and make them as mainstream as the struggles men experience.