Wellness
Here’s the truth most brands won’t say out loud: Outer beauty can only go as far as inner health allows.
And this is where Glow Beauty Fuel enters the story, not as another protein bar, but as a radical rethink of what beauty food can be.
The modern beauty world is loud. Promises shout from every shelf: instant glow, flawless skin, miracle results in seven days. And yet, many people are quietly exhausted by the routine. Ten-step skincare regimens. Cabinets filled with half-used supplements. Protein bars that taste like chalk or sugar disguised as health. you know this feeling.
WWD
Stila cofounder Maren Jensen is harnessing the functional food category with her hair-skin- and nail-boosting bar brand Glow Beauty Fuel.
By Emily Burns
While Maren Jensen’s past is deeply rooted in the beauty space, having cofounded Stila Cosmetics alongside makeup artist Jeanine Lobell, the former model and “Battlestar Galactica” actress is harnessing her passion for wellness with her new ingestible brand.
Goop
“The best-tasting bar ever” has to be tried to be believed
By the Editors of goop
Even editors who won’t eat food bars have been turned: the 13-grams of protein and 5-grams-of-sugar Glow beauty bars come in flavors like tart-cherry-chocolate and creamsicle, and they’re made with collagen, hyaluronic acid, hibiscus-flower extract, and vitamin C for skin benefits along with the protein which comes from watermelon-seed kernels.
The Fashion Spot
Glow Beauty Bar makes anti-oxidant rich protein bars loaded with “daily beauty supplements.”
By Sharon Feiereisen
Each bar includes an equivalent of 15 beauty supplements and is filled with hyaluronic acid, vitamin C, hibiscus flower and bioactive collagen. Pick from Orange Dream, Cherry Grazie and Chocolate Mania.
Forbes
How A Life-Changing Diagnosis Opened Up A New Career Chapter
By Jess Cording
Sometimes a major life change that can feel like a setback actually ends up opening doors to possibilities we may not have explored otherwise. For actress and model Maren Jensen (many know her for her role as Lieutenant Athena on the classic TV series Battlestar Galactica), developing Chronic Fatigue Syndrome early in her career caused her to take a different path, turning what could have been a devastating end into a new professional chapter.