Lifestyle Trends

Acronym for One Meal A Day, a diet plan that includes just one large meal per day (typically in a 1-hour period, between 23-hour fasting periods).

CBD given to dogs for therapeutic purposes or relaxation. Studies show that CBD (cannabidiol) may help with ailments such as seizures, chronic pain, anxiety and insomnia.

Medium for temporarily sharing photos and videos on social media site Instagram. Posts remain visible for 24 hours.

Dietary practice of consuming a super low carb diet that also contains zero animal products.

Portable and waterproof high-end Bluetooth speaker. Powerful sound with enhanced bass. Features two USB ports to charge phones.

Handheld device containing the mineral jade that's applied to the face in order to reduce inflammation.

Uber's food delivery service. Allows users to order takeout food from an app and have it delivered straight to their door.

A profession that involves adding faux eyelashes to someone's eyes, typically done in a salon setting.

Individual with a large social media following who sets fashion trends through their endorsements, often paid for by brands.

Gummies containing compounds (like melatonin, lemon balm leaf and vitamin B6) that can promote healthy sleep patterns.

A Japanese term that roughly translates to "your reason for being". Japanese studies have found that high levels of Ikigai correlate with workplace productivity and overall well being.

Baby products company built around "solution-based" goods for mothers and children. Pragmatic ethos, based in Miami.

Thick braids for men styled in a squarish shape, often utilizing artificial extensions to add length. The style has its roots in African-American culture.

Decorative display, often in the shape of an arch, made from balloons.

Beds and bedding company. Known for its hybrid mattresses combining coils and foam, the brand is owned by Walmart.