Jenna Ryu is a Lifestyle Writer at SELF and Conde Nast. She covers a range of topics including health and wellness, beauty and fashion, as well as family and relationships, often intertwining social issues with her reporting. Jenna's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Vanity Fair, and Glamour Us.
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Jenna Ryu's articles mainly revolve around mental health, self-care, relationships, and health and wellness. She frequently provides "How To" guides along with expert commentary in these areas. If you are an expert in mental health or well-being, have experience providing practical advice for self-care or relationships, or can offer insights into relevant products (such as skincare items), your input could be valuable to her readers.
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When you're ready to get married but The One isn't quite there yet, it's natural to feel a little stuck.
By: Susan Massick, Jenna Ryu
No matter how much I moisturize my face in the winter, there's always one stubborn spot that refuses to cooperate: the dry skin around my nose . Sure, a
By: Elizabeth Millard, Malia Griggs, Jenny Mccoy, Jenna Ryu
Past trauma and hurt are valid, but those aren’t excuses for treating you like crap.
No matter how much you love them, there are probably one or two—okay, maybe four or five—little ways your partner annoys you.
By: Jenna Ryu, Malia Griggs, Elizabeth Millard
And how to regain your independence without having to drift apart.
If you've been given conflicting advice— daily washes , skipping shampoo for a week, or somewhere in between—you're not alone in wondering: How often should you wash your hair?
By: Arman Khan, Jenna Ryu, Irene Kim, Sadaf Shaikh, Arzoo Dina
And how to regain your independence without having to drift apart
By: Jenna Ryu
Disagreements and other tense moments (ahem, biting your partner's head off) are normal in healthy relationships.
By: Jenna Ryu, Sonya Kenkare
Finding a few flaky specs on your head isn't anything out of the ordinary. But in your brow hairs? That might catch you off guard.
By: Jenna Ryu
For some of us, talking about sex —what we liked, what we didn't, what turns us on, what absolutely doesn't—comes naturally.
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