MEET CHILL OILS, CHILLHOUSE'S NATURAL NEXT VENTURE

An interview with Cyndi Ramirez-Fulton

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WHY IS PICKING OUT ART SO HARD?

You're not the only one who finds it's difficult, take it from these artists.

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SELF AND THE CITY: HOPE

Taking a moment to celebrate the wins.

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SIX CRYSTALS TO UP YOUR ENERGY THIS YEAR

Pocket-sized assistance from the universe

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Five Women-Owned Brands That Rock the Kitchen

Like the nucleus of a cell, the kitchen is the heart of a house. Everything happens in the kitchen and one could even say life itself happens here too. Birthday celebrations, romantic at home dates, and more. In this pandemic, I’ve been spending almost 85% of my time in the kitchen: experimenting with new recipes,…

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Meet Chill Oils, Chillhouse’s Natural Next Venture

The team over at Chillhouse has been going non-stop since the launch of their Chill Tips back in 2020 – with two collections in the books and tons of cult-classic Chill Merch under their wings, it was only a matter of time before they dove into their own formulated products. Since oils are a staple…

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Design Inspo for Shorter Nails

As you may or may not know, The Chill Times is the sister site to Chillhouse, a modern destination in New York City for all things self care, including wellness lattes, massage, and nail art (just to name a few!). Nail art is truly the bread and butter of the entire establishment, so it’s safe…

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What The F*ck Is Gua Sha? A Beginner’s Guide to This Ancient Massage Tool

Nothing, and I really do mean nothing, relaxes me like my Gua Sha. This stone tool is small, slim, and feels just as good, if not better, than its cousin the crystal roller. Just a few minutes with this little gadget and the tension in my face melts away, relieving the clench in my jaw, the…

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How to Know When It’s Time for a Professional Facial

While I’m a stickler for taking the time to mask multiple times a week (it’s for mental health, too), sometimes a girl just wants to be straight-up pampered. However, unlike those enviable few who can spend a fortune on every chemical peel and LED facial on the market, I like to time my treatments just…

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How to Make the Most Out Of Your Home, According to An Apartment Therapy Contributor

Moving apartments, rearranging furniture, and/or designing from scratch can be a messy experience — literally and figuratively. It is however some of the ways to make home feel like home, especially when having to stare at its walls for what seems like 24/7.  Writer and interior stylist, Dominique Gebru, knows how to make a small…

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Wellness One-oh-Ones: Turmeric

Welcome to the Wellness One-oh-Ones, a digital encyclopedia for all your wellness needs. This series is geared to tackle those everyday questions you secretly ask yourself in wonderment when you hear about a new trend. Instead of pretending to know what people are talking about, come hang with us as we uncover the latest and…

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A Case for Showering Twice a Day

Scrub a dub dub I’m (not a fan of being) in the tub – shower power is where it’s at y’all. The one and only way to make me feel like my soul has been cleansed is when I’m fresh out of the shower. You know, your hair smells amazing, your skin is squeaky clean, and…

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5 At-Home Self-Care Practices to Ease Your Anxiety

If you find yourself working from home nowadays, or even if you don’t, your home should act as a sanctuary during these times – a place to feel safe-guarded, healthy, and at ease. Unfortunately, as more news rolls in concerning the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on the positives and keeping a not-doomsday mentality gets progressively harder,…

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Self and the City: Growing Still

Self and the City is a column intended to increase visibility and dialogue surrounding mental health, relationships, harmful stereotypes, and the necessity for self-care and vulnerability. Self and the City will be headlined by Jessa Chargois on a bi-weekly basis. Submissions and guest columnists are welcomed to send work to hannah@chillhouse.com I believe in the…

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We’re Working From Home – Stay Safe

In the wake of all of the news, The Chill Times has made the official decision to work from home. We all consider ourselves fortunate enough to have this privilege, and it’s something we do not take for granted. In doing so, over the next week, we will be actively producing content designed to help…

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Every Tea You’ll Need to Solve Any Health Concern

In the eighth grade, I read an article stating coffee could be irritating to acne, and that anyone looking to avoid breakouts should instead drink green tea. I feel blessed to have learned that at such a young age (pre-coffee habit!) because I’ve since learned that there’s a tea for almost freaking everything! Stomachache? Tea….

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The Core Series

Welcome to The Series, a new segment on The Chill Times designed to bring focused exercises straight to your home. With the guidance of Thea Hughes, a functional strength coach at SESSION and creative marketing consultant, we’ll be providing at-home workouts for all the areas you really care about. Check back soon for a new…

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How Your Birth Chart Can Change Depending on Where You Are

Have you ever been on vacation and thought to yourself, ‘Wow, I’m having much better luck here?’, whether it’s with relationships, work, or your health? Have you expressed this to friends and family members and they just chalked it up to rose colored vacation glasses? Well, they may be extremely wrong. Relocation Astrology, in simple terms,…

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What Are Your Beauty Tools Actually Doing?

As skincare has become a staple of self-care, everyone has been looking for ways to make their routines more indulgent. Now, influencers, editors, and everyone in between has a beauty tool they swear by. While some genuinely do see results, some aren’t sure what they’re doing but simply know it feels good. To help you…

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Self and the City: Ghosts

Self and the City is a column intended to increase visibility and dialogue surrounding mental health, relationships, harmful stereotypes, and the necessity for self-care and vulnerability. Self and the City will be headlined by Jessa Chargois on a bi-weekly basis. Submissions and guest columnists are welcomed to send work to hannah@chillhouse.com I believe in the…

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Sleep Diaries: How We Sleep Smarter

Here at The Chill Times, we take self-care (and skin care) very seriously. So when Erno Laszlo introduced us to a product that works double-time and in turn, allows for more time to take for self-care, we were easily on board. Of course, skin types and skin concerns differ, so to give you the most…

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On My Inability to Move My Body

Ability to move the body is something, I feel, we take for granted on an almost daily basis. If you’re able bodied, having the ability to move freely, without restriction or pain, is something to truly cherish. Of course, I’ve only been able to appreciate this now that it’s been taken away from me on…

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