Chatelaine's March 2016 issue

Upfront

• Editor’s Letter
• Notebook: Ms. Chatelaine, Sarah Anne Johnson, plus our favourite things to do, watch and read this month.
• One last thing: A date with Eugene Levy.

Style

• Notes: Burt's Bees' first all-natural lipstick, how to fake an eight-hour sleep, the hottest new trench coats for spring and more.

• Skin that glows: Our decade-by-decade primer on key skincare ingredients, when to use them, and how.

• Fresh picks: Get your wardrobe ready for spring with these on-trend accessories.

Home

• Notes: Colourful accordion folders, organize your office, new uses for everyday items and more.

• First impression: Build your own entryway organizer in just four steps.

• Order in the kitchen: Nine tips and tricks to organize your entire space.
• The joy of simple: How one family pared down to make room for what really matters.

Health

• Notes: The benefits of exercising outdoors, a skiing vs. snowboarding showdown, Dr. Danielle Matrin on memory loss and more.

• In defence of laziness: Stop feeling guilty. The science is in: Taking a time out is good for your health.

• Why is it so hard for some women to get their tubes tied? Doctors want to protect patients under 35 from regret, but some women say they’re being deprived of a legitimate choice.

Life

• Call the doctors: How a team of doctor at the Crossroads Clinic in Toronto are helping newly landed Syrian refugees.

• Asking MoneySense:  Investing guru Bruce Sellery answers your most pressing financial questions.

• The Chatelaine Q&A: Journalist Rebecca Traister on marriage, sex and her latest book, All the Single Ladies.

Food

• Kitchen notes: A giant skillet cookie! How to care for cast iron, Nigella’s latest book and more.

• Love me tender: Master the classic art of braising to make delicious one-pot meals.

• The dinner plan: Your guide to easy weeknight meals.

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