The people-to-follow edit · Checked November 1, 2026Fresh voices.
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15 creators and educators to explore for beauty, strength, relationships and a life well lived. Find a useful idea, then make it your own.
Selected for their topic focus, accessible education and identifiable public background. We checked official biographies and linked to their own sites. Inclusion is an editorial starting point, not a blanket endorsement, clinical recommendation or partnership.
Read credentials in context: a makeup artist, a researcher and a clinician offer different kinds of expertise. Social content can inspire; it cannot assess your individual health.
LEMakeup
Lisa Eldridge
Makeup artist, author and beauty founder
Her technique-focused makeup education is a useful starting point for a polished base, considered colour and a look that still feels like you.
A good place to start
Choose a base or concealer tutorial and practise one technique with products you already own before trying a holiday look.
Context to keep in mind
She has her own cosmetics line, so separate the application lesson from the decision to buy a particular product.
Read the official biography ↗CBMakeup
Caroline Barnes
Makeup artist and SpeedBeauty creator
Her SpeedBeauty tutorials offer an approachable way to explore everyday makeup and more dressed-up finishes without treating age as a flaw to conceal.
A good place to start
Look for a SpeedBeauty application tutorial, then practise one small change such as a softer eye or a more luminous base.
Context to keep in mind
Her professional work includes beauty-brand partnerships, so check disclosures and choose products for your skin and budget.
Read the official biography ↗TWMakeup
Trinny Woodall
Beauty entrepreneur and founder of Trinny London
Her beauty demonstrations can provide inspiration for experimenting with colour and texture when you want a fresh look for a celebration or an ordinary Tuesday.
A good place to start
Browse the T-Zone beauty content and try one colour idea with your existing makeup before building a shopping list.
Context to keep in mind
Trinny London is her own business, so its product guidance has a direct commercial connection and is not an independent skincare assessment.
Read the official biography ↗DAFitness
Denise Austin
Fitness instructor and home-workout educator
Her home-workout teaching and Fit Over 50 work offer an upbeat entry point for readers who want more movement in everyday life.
A good place to start
Choose a short, low-impact session and adjust the pace, range of motion and balance support to suit your current ability.
Context to keep in mind
A general workout cannot assess an injury, and weight-loss or toning headlines are not promises about your results; some programs require payment.
Read the official biography ↗SSFitness
Dr Stacy Sims
Exercise physiologist and nutrition scientist, MSc, PhD
Her work on female exercise physiology can help readers ask more informed questions about midlife training, recovery and the populations studied in fitness research.
A good place to start
Explore her free education on resistance training or menopause, then note which ideas fit your experience and which need advice from a qualified professional.
Context to keep in mind
Her doctorate is a research qualification rather than a medical degree, and findings in athletes do not automatically translate into a program for every beginner.
Read the official biography ↗JSMental health
Dr Julie Smith
Clinical psychologist and mental-health educator
Her clear explanations of emotions and everyday coping can give readers language for experiences that otherwise feel difficult to describe.
A good place to start
Choose a short piece about stress or emotions and practise one manageable idea rather than trying to change everything at once.
Context to keep in mind
A video or book is education rather than an assessment or therapy, and persistent or worsening distress deserves individual support.
Read the official biography ↗NGMental health
Nedra Glover Tawwab
Licensed therapist and boundaries author
Her boundary-setting education is especially relevant to holiday expectations, caregiving demands and the guilt that can accompany asking for time or help.
A good place to start
Read her introductory boundary guidance or Nedra Nuggets, then write one clear, respectful request you could use in a familiar situation.
Context to keep in mind
A social-media script cannot capture every family's circumstances, and boundary advice needs individual consideration where there is coercion, dependence or a safety concern.
Read the official biography ↗EPRelationships
Esther Perel
Psychotherapist and relationship educator
Her conversations invite reflection on connection, communication and the assumptions people bring to relationships across different stages of life.
A good place to start
Choose a Where Should We Begin? episode about a theme relevant to you, then identify one question to consider in your own relationships.
Context to keep in mind
Edited public conversations are not couples therapy, and general communication suggestions should not be used as a solution to abuse or coercive control.
Read the official biography ↗BKRelationships
Dr Becky Kennedy
Clinical psychologist and founder of Good Inside
Her parenting education offers a useful lens on connection and repair for mothers, grandmothers and other caregivers who want to support children without expecting themselves to be perfect.
A good place to start
Begin with a free Good Inside podcast conversation about connection or boundaries and discuss one idea with the child's parent or co-parent.
Context to keep in mind
Good Inside sells memberships, and its general approach does not replace an individual assessment when a child or family needs clinical support.
Read the official biography ↗VWLongevity
Dr Vonda Wright
Orthopedic surgeon and active-aging educator
Her active-aging work brings attention to strength, mobility and the physical capacity that helps people keep doing what matters to them.
A good place to start
Explore her education on midlife movement and use it to prepare questions about strength training, bone health or an existing injury.
Context to keep in mind
Match exercise to your ability and medical history, and assess any product or longevity claim on its own evidence rather than on a speaker's credentials alone.
Read the official biography ↗MCLongevity
Dr Mary Claire Haver
Board-certified OB-GYN and menopause educator
Her menopause education can help readers recognize topics to raise with a clinician and better understand why midlife health deserves focused attention.
A good place to start
Read a free menopause explainer or listen to unPAUSED, then make a short list of symptoms and questions for your own appointment.
Context to keep in mind
She has commercial supplement and education businesses, and general menopause guidance does not establish that a particular supplement or hormone treatment is suitable for you or extends lifespan.
Read the official biography ↗LSHappiness
Dr Laurie Santos
Yale psychology professor and happiness researcher
Her teaching provides an accessible way to explore research on well-being and reconsider the everyday choices we expect to make us happy.
A good place to start
Try The Science of Well-Being or an episode of The Happiness Lab and choose one small exercise to reflect on during the week.
Context to keep in mind
Well-being education does not promise constant happiness or replace treatment for depression, and group research findings are not guarantees for an individual.
Read the official biography ↗GRHappiness
Gretchen Rubin
Author and podcast host focused on habits and happiness
Her writing offers prompts for noticing everyday pleasures and making small habit experiments that fit your own preferences.
A good place to start
Choose one free Happier podcast idea or a simple sensory observation and try it for a week without turning it into another obligation.
Context to keep in mind
She is an author rather than a mental-health clinician, and her personal frameworks and commercial products are not diagnostic tools or treatments.
Read the official biography ↗SIBeauty treatments
Dr Shereene Idriss
Board-certified dermatologist and skincare founder
Her skincare education can help readers ask clearer questions about ingredients, product claims and the difference between a routine and a cosmetic procedure.
A good place to start
Explore her PillowtalkDerm education on topics such as sunscreen, pigmentation or the skin barrier, then note questions relevant to your own skin.
Context to keep in mind
She owns a skincare line, and online content cannot diagnose a changing skin lesion or determine whether a procedure is appropriate for you.
Read the official biography ↗SBBeauty treatments
Dr Sam Bunting
Medical doctor with dermatology training and skincare founder
Her skincare education can be a useful starting point for thinking through a manageable routine and preparing questions about cosmetic treatment options.
A good place to start
Begin with routine-building guidance or her discussion of skincare versus a procedure, and identify the specific concern you would like assessed.
Context to keep in mind
She owns Dr Sam's skincare, and her current official biography describes a UK-trained medical doctor with dermatology training rather than a board-certified dermatologist.
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