Native New York beauty brand Kiehl's never fails, staying true to their apothecary roots while pumping out must-have, innovative products. This week, Kiehl's is debuting its first-ever spa, Spa 1851. Located above their new Upper East Side shop, there are three iPad-equipped treatment rooms and lounges furnished with antiques and reclaimed vintage ceilings. One of the first truly unisex brands, the spa offers the same gender-neutral vibe, though it does have a separate grooming station where men can drop in for a shave or hair cut.

As the seasons change and we officially celebrate fall this week with the autumnal equinox, the gym Equinox took some time to toot its own horn in a roundup email; they were named "America's Healthiest Gym" by Health Magazine, blah blah, has chilled eucalyptus towels, yadda yadda, filtered water and an iPhone app, blah blah blah, and will soon have Kiehl's products in the locker room ... OK, I'm listening.

Brad Pitt is following in the footsteps of Derek Lam and teaming with Kiehl's to create the first Cradle-to-Cradle design-certified beauty product. But this isn't a traditional celebrity endorsement; Pitt won't be paid for participating, and the actor won't appear in ads. Rather, Pitt and Kiehl's are partners in a charity drive. All of the net profits from the sales of the Kiehl's Aloe Vera Biodegradable Liquid Body Cleanser will go to a foundation created by Pitt and Kiehl's to "support global environmental initiatives that minimize impact on the environment through thoughtful design."

Derek Lam began his career assisting Michael Kors in the 1990s. Since 2003, he's branched out with his own unique label, and has most recently been responsible for the Tod's ready-to-wear collection. His jet-setting lifestyle often finds him boarding planes for exotic locations around the world. So how does the womenswear designer brave a long flight, with all the crying babies and turbulence? Here, while discussing his new limited-edition travel kit for Kiehl's, Lam reveals the secret. Two words: Lip. Balm.

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