Demi Lovato's Promise: No Entertainment Career for Daughter Until Age 18

By Tamara | 15 August 2024
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HAIR AND BODY CARE
Top Vacation Treatments: Massage and Facial Experts Share Their Favorites

If a relaxing spa visit is on your vacation agenda, you're in good company. The global spa industry is set to nearly double from $95 billion in 2021 to over $185 billion by 2030, according to Statista. With so many options, choosing the right treatments can be daunting. We consulted skincare experts for their top recommendations and tips for spa services while traveling.

Although social media buzzes with new skincare treatments, experts like Olivia Pipala, a master aesthetician at Hydrafacial and SkinCeuticals, advise caution. She warns against trying new treatments on vacation, especially in tropical destinations where sun and saltwater can irritate your skin. Instead, she suggests opting for familiar treatments and being cautious with exfoliative services.

If you decide to book a facial, Angela Caglia, a celebrity esthetician, emphasizes the importance of selecting an experienced esthetician. Many hotels employ new estheticians, so it's wise to request the most seasoned professional to ensure you get a personalized and effective treatment.

FASHION FEATURES
Fashion with a Purpose: Runway Event Promotes Suicide Prevention Awareness

This weekend, Pendleton will host a meaningful fundraiser to support local youth and raise awareness for suicide prevention. The Remembering Robbie Fashion Show and Garden Party will take place on Saturday, August 17, from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Heritage Station Museum, located at 108 SW Frazer Ave. Tickets are priced at $20 each, $30 for two, and $15 for children.

ENTERTAINMENT
Demi Lovato's Promise: No Entertainment Career for Daughter Until Age 18

Demi Lovato is determined to ensure her future children have a different experience from her own early entry into the entertainment industry. In advance of her new documentary Child Star, the 31-year-old singer and actress, who uses she/they pronouns, shared with The Hollywood Reporter that she plans to keep her daughter away from showbiz until she turns 18. Lovato explained that while she would support her child's dream of becoming a performer, she wants her to enjoy a full childhood, something she feels she missed out on. She also advised her future child to have a "backup plan," reflecting on her own career's uncertainties. Lovato’s insights come as she prepares to release Child Star on September 17, a Hulu film where she discusses the challenges of being a young celebrity with other former child stars.