Glowing Up: Recipes to Rock Your Natural Beauty

By Carmen Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin

Glow Up Naturally: Your Essential Guide to Beauty, Confidence, and WellnessGlowing Up: Recipes to Rock Your Natural Beauty is the ultimate resource for anyone seeking balance and confidence in a fast-paced world. Whether you're looking to rejuvenate your skincare routine, find moments of peace amidst the chaos, or embrace your natural beauty, this guide offers a wealth of inspiration. With DIY recipes, wellness practices, and heartfelt advice, this book is about more than looking good--it's about feeling good, too. Full of practical tips and meaningful insights, it's the perfect companion for anyone ready to nurture their inner and outer glow.Carmen Baldwin, the eldest daughter of Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, brings a fresh perspective on creativity, self-expression, and natural beauty. Her love for performing and passion for wellness shine through every page. Hilaria Baldwin, a seasoned wellness expert, author, and mother of seven, shares her unique approach to managing family, career, and self-care. Together, Carmen and Hilaria combine their insights to create a thoughtful and empowering guide to beauty and wellness.
If you're looking to create skincare routines that work, establish wellness habits that last, or simply reconnect with what makes you feel your best, this book is for you. Featuring easy-to-follow recipes, time-tested advice, and ways to incorporate creativity into your life, Glowing Up is a celebration of self-care and natural beauty. It's never too late to invest in yourself, and this guide provides the tools and inspiration to begin.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1962603326
• ISBN13: 9781962603324
• Release Date: April 2025
• Publisher: Di Angelo Publications
• Length: 112 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 7.8" x 9.5"

Customer Reviews

It’s nice, but a typo issue will not make it for everyone…

The book is nice enough, with a ton of pictures and simple recipes that will be easy to follow. But it has at least one typo. There may be more. I haven’t read it thoroughly, yet. I just excitedly skimmed through it, and found on page 64, at the top, the headliner was trying to say PAMPER, and instead it reads PAPMER. For the price I paid (and I bought three for Mother’s Day gifts), that is a bit disappointing. It kind of taints the desired high quality. If you are a perfectionist, and these details bother you, then skip this edition. Let them correct the issues for the next edition, and buy the next one. I now can’t give one of these to whom I had intended, as she is an editor, and that typo will drive her insane. As I can no longer gift it to the third person that I intended it for, I will be keeping it.