Obsessed with rock superstars? You’re not alone. This season, a major gallery has an exhibit dedicated to the greatest rock musicians of our time. Grab a band tee and book your trip to New York City!

New York: The Rolling Stones
After a sold-out run at London’s Saatchi Gallery, the Rolling Stone’s "Exhibitionism" comes to Manhattan’s Industria Studios. With a reconstruction of their first apartment to a 3-D concert clip, this is the largest exhibition ever devoted to Mick, Keith, and co. (Bonus: A bottle of Clarins facial toner is featured in their recreated dressing room. Mr. Jagger is a fan!) Until Mid-March 2017.

www.stonesexhibitionism.com

Industria West Village
755 Washington Street
New York, NY 10014

“To prepare your skin for the changing seasons, apply a mask every morning at breakfast for a week,” says Dr. Olivier Courtin-Clarins*. Choose one that works best with your skin type to receive all the right benefits. After seven days of daily masking, switch to once-a-week treatments to maintain results. (And remember, it’s okay to switch masks depending on the needs of your skin.)

*Extract from « Doctor, I want to be the fairest of them all! » (Doctor Olivier Courtin-Clarins)

GIF: Laurent Humbert

Nature addicts swear by this power-packed plant, and Ayurvedic medicine was already using its superpowers 5,000 years ago. Even Cleopatra made it part of her skincare routine. But aloe’s beauty properties come from its function as a desert plant: to withstand the most arid climates, it traps an incredible amount of water, along with sugars, vitamins and minerals, at its core. This composition gives pure aloe vera gel unparalleled moisturizing properties for the skin, as well as soothing, repairing and healing benefits (like soothing sunburns and irritation). Taken orally, aloe also improves digestion and combats fatigue. What more could you ask for?

Some stress can be motivating—too much, and we’re exhausted. To restore a feeling of well-being, try to put your body and mind on pause with some Me Time. Go for a massage, take baths, meditate, and choose products with plant ingredients proven to detox, revive, and restore your skin and spirit.

You're determined to keep a sun-kissed glow all year round. Arm yourself with Clarins' surefire self-tanning weapon—Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster—and mix two to three drops with your normal day cream (ie: Multi-Active Day Cream) for a made-to-measure tan that looks incredibly natural, too.

Attention, cereal monogamists: After New York, Paris and London, it's Paris' turn to open crunchy breakfast eateries. At Cerealiste, find brands from all over the world, a selection of milks (including rice and oat milk), toppings (honey, caramel, chocolate, etc.), and a cardboard box for your haul. Meanwhile at BOL Porridge Bar, sweet barley and oats are baked with plant milk, and savory ingredients (like spelt, leek, and haddock) make for unique offerings. We can’t wait to have our own cereal bar in Canada!

In Paris: Cerealiste: 38 Rue Quincampoix, 75004 Paris.

And also: BOL Porridge Bar, 76 Rue du Faubourg Poisssonière, 75010 Paris.
http://www.bolporridgebar.com

Harper’s: 16 Rue Letort, 75018 Paris.
http://www.harpers-restaurant.com

In London: http://www.cerealkillercafe.co.uk/menus/
139 Brick Lane
London E1 6SB
United Kingdom

In New York: http://www.kithtreats.com
644 Broadway
New York, NY 10012

The Product: Multi-Active Night Cream


The Effect:
Bursting with plant extracts (teasel, organic Californian poppy, organic shea), this cream plunges skin into restorative sleep mode—even if you’re still wide awake. What happens? Radiance is revived, and you won’t look like you pulled an all-nighter—although that triple espresso shot might give you away.

When?
Around age 30, long days and late nights start leaving real marks on your skin. This cream acts like an antidote for tiredness. After thorough make-up removal (yes, even at two a.m.!), apply it with gentle pressure, working from the middle of the face outward. (Don’t forget your neck.) You’ll wake up with smoother, more toned skin.

Illustration: Clémence Monot