Christina Colizza is the Lead Editor at Wirecutter, where she specializes in all things sleep-related. With a focus on providing practical and affordable solutions, Christina's articles cover topics such as wellness routines, luggage organization, and product recommendations for better sleep. Her work has been featured in NBC News, The New York Times, AOL, Inc., and other notable publications.
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Christina's focus is primarily on providing reviews and promotional deals across a range of lifestyle topics, particularly beauty & fashion and house & home. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new or innovative products within these categories that align with her audience's interest in affordable yet effective solutions.
Given the emphasis on review content, Christina may respond well to product launches or announcements relevant to beauty, fashion, technology, and home goods. Additionally, she might appreciate insights from industry experts or exclusive access to upcoming products for potential review.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Christina’s coverage attributes suggest an international appeal with the potential for global promotion of featured products.
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By: Christina Colizza
Breathable fabrics can help regulate your temperature and sleep soundly.
I tested four $50 foot spas and at-home foot baths and found that in some cases, a regular bucket works just as well.
By: Christina Colizza, Harry Rabinowitz, Justin Redman
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Our refusal to recommend low-quality products means that sometimes our picks can be pricey.
Wirecutter guides are organized in a particular, idiosyncratic way. Here’s why.
By: Christina Colizza
Maintaining our editorial independence means ultimately returning, donating, or discarding every product we get.
We keep our pool of sources above-board and diverse by finding them outside our personal networks, through legitimate institutions, and with careful research.
By: Christina Colizza
This bra-shaped sleep mask is great for back-sleepers and people who don’t like fabric touching their eyes.
To find the right sports bra, your best bet is to try as many as possible. We recommend 13 options to kick-start your search.
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