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Michele Promaulayko
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Editorial Director-at-Large, The Well
New York
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lifestyle cultureBeauty parenting.
I don’t cover Sports, Entertainment.
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By Michele Promaulayko| Charlotte's Book@ Before we dive into what makes you look old, let's first talk about the pushback against wanting to look young. Over the last bunch of years, it’s become unpopular— unfeminist, even— to voice a desire to maintain a youthful appearance. Way back in 2017, the beauty-focused magazine ALLURE. More recently, that same publication published an interview with Kate Winslet in which she claimed she has no desire to turn back the clock.
By Michele Promaulayko| Charlotte's Book@ Author Nora Ephron famously wrote a book called I Feel Bad About My Neck: And Other Thoughts on Being a Woman. I’m beginning to understand how she felt, though it’s my hands I’d like to enter into the catalog of body-part complaints. I’m not taking issue with my hands as a whole — I have long, slender fingers and passable nails — I’m reserving my kvetching to the top of my hands, you know, the area that shows the most.
By Michele Promaulayko| Charlotte's Book@ Before we dive into what makes you look old, let's first talk about the pushback against wanting to look young. Over the last bunch of years, it’s become unpopular— unfeminist, even— to voice a desire to maintain a youthful appearance. Way back in 2017, the beauty-focused magazine ALLURE. More recently, that same publication published an interview with Kate Winslet in which she claimed she has no desire to turn back the clock.
Company Info
The Well
THE WELL is a New York-based health and wellness company founded in 2016, originally known as White Radish. The company focuses on integrating modern medicine with ancient healing practices to provide whole-person care. With a total funding of $34.12 million, including a $15 million raise three years ago, THE WELL operates at the Series B stage. The company offers a holistic care model that includes services such as meditation guidance, chronic condition management, and personalized wellness plans. It also provides experiential offerings like curated classes and technology-driven wellness tools in its uniquely designed spaces. Additionally, THE WELL features wellness-focused retail products that support daily health routines. Catering to a diverse audience, from beginners to those managing chronic health issues, THE WELL emphasizes accessibility and personalization through both physical locations and digital platforms.
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