Melissa Whitten

With so many skin products on the market, it can be easy to forget about one of the simplest and most important skin care techniques: Exfoliation! Performing a home skin care routine without proper exfoliation is like trying to create a new painting on top of an already used, dirty canvas. Freshly exfoliated skin provides the ideal foundation for the rest of your skin care routine.

In this article, we’ll review why exfoliation is so essential, cover popular exfoliation methods, share ways to ...

Facial treatments are an excellent way to improve the overall health of your skin while also relaxing and letting go of all your stress. With so many options available it can be tough to know what each type of facial does and which will be best for you.

To help you choose the best facial treatment for your unique needs, we’ll review the techniques and benefits of four of the most popular types of facials:
European facials
Hydrating facials
Oxygen facials
Facial peels
Key Benefits of a Facial ...

When it comes to achieving smooth, supple skin, hydration is the name of the game. We’ve got all the information you need to achieve skin hydration perfection, from drinking enough water to choosing the right skincare products.

What Makes Skin Lose Hydration?
Our bodies naturally lose hydration throughout the day, and for many people, this is the leading cause of dehydrated skin. Typically, women lose about two quarts of water daily from regular activity, and men lose up to three quarts.

Utilization may not be the right metric to measure how your workplace is performing. But if utilization isn’t the right metric, what is?

“Utilization as a concept is broken and a little bit arbitrary.” Andrew Farah — Density CEO

That is a question Density CEO Andrew Farah and Head of Product Emre Sonmez explored as they showcased our newest app, Density Atlas, to an audience of global workplace leaders.

The pandemic served as a catalyst for many companies to evolve their workplace strategies. For Ford, truly evolving its approach to work meant bringing in external experts.
The workplace team brought in a think tank composed of diverse experts to understand employees’ psychological states and new needs.

“We knew this was such a big problem in a world that was rapidly changing and that we didn’t have the expertise to solve this question internally,” says Julia Calabrese, Global Design & Brand ...

Workplace leaders are searching for the keys to unlock the perfect office design and strategy. To discuss the challenges of building flexible workspaces and how to solve them, we rounded up three workplace experts:

Zac Goodman, CEO, TSP and Switched On Space
Alejandra Albarrán, VP, Workspace Design & Strategy, ROOM
Nellie Hayat, Density, Workplace Innovation Lead

You can watch the full virtual event, Make Flexible Work, below, which includes the “how to” of building flexible office spaces. Or...

Brett Hautop, a workplace consultant and former VP of Workplace at LinkedIn, is passionate about designing the best environments for employees. His strategy focuses on using the outdoors to create spaces that feel more human and relatable than traditional sterile offices.

The recuperative powers of nature are well documented, and Brett’s own experiments have shown that this applies to working outdoors as well. Time spent working outside consistently leaves employees feeling energized and moti...

Novelty, play, and imagination permeate all aspects of culture and office design at The LEGO Group. Kent Frederiksen, Head of Employee & Workplace Experience, and Anne Sofie Fedders, Head of Ways of Working, ensure that work and play go hand-in-hand in the workplace by situating “play kits” around the office. Employees are encouraged to take spontaneous play breaks, either solo or with colleagues.

“For us, adding play is not just because of entertainment. That means a lot, but it’s also a way...

Culture eats strategy for breakfast. That was a hard-learned lesson for Brian Elliot, Senior Vice President at Slack. Over the past 20 years, he’s worked to perfect the art of building a culture that works for everyone. “Unless the team is actually motivated and going in the right direction, nothing else works,” he says.

In his best-selling book How the Future Works, Brian breaks down the importance of establishing a strong culture that helps employees do their best work. He emphasizes the im...

How do you create a cultural transformation in the office? Lara Owen explores this question as Vice President of Workplace Experience at NetApp. It requires an intimate understanding of the legacy culture of an organization and what programs and expectations are already in place.

“How synchronous versus asynchronous are we? What kind of educational programs do we have for our management team?” she says. “How do people feel about the culture right now? What metrics do we have around our office...

“How can we bring people back to the office?” has been the question on the minds of workplace teams everywhere. Perhaps it’s a question that reflects an outdated mindset on the built environment and what employees want.

Instead, think beyond the walls of the office, suggests Dror Poleg, author of Rethinking Real Estate. “The office of the future is not a place,” he says. “It’s a network of locations that enable people to do whatever it is that they need to do at that moment to be productive a...

Product reviews are ubiquitous in online shopping today, and their power over consumers is undeniable. Over 60% of shoppers rely on reviews for unfamiliar products, and 27% turn to reviews before nearly every type of purchase. The strength of reviews lies in their ability to communicate the experiences of other buyers that highlight the product’s quality. Because of this, a review is only valuable to your business if your shoppers can understand it. For example, a French-speaking customer won...

It’s no secret that product reviews are an invaluable resource for ecommerce brands today. They add legitimacy via social proof to products and companies, and they improve the customer experience by offering additional information that may not be available in higher-level descriptions. While basic star ratings and text reviews are essential, they often skim the surface of what’s possible.
Rating Subdimensions Combined With Customer Profile Attributes Ensure You Get the Most out of Product Rev...