Ariel Min, The National Desk

Ariel Min

The National Desk

Los Angeles, CA, United States

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Past articles by Ariel:

There are more women winemakers than ever before. Here's why you should pay attention.

From the looks of it, Vinovore may seem like any other boutique wine store. But all the vintages in the store have something in common: They are produced by female winemakers. → Read More

Why your next cocktail should be infused with cannabis terpenes

This LA bar wants you to learn what cannabis terpenes are – and why they should be infused in everything you eat. → Read More

This cannabis kombucha may be the healthiest, most rewarding edible

Cannabis-infused drinks are on the rise. And the next big drink? Cannabis kombucha. → Read More

Crystal-infused water is a thing, apparently. But does it work?

What if you could restructure and infuse your water with "good vibes" from gemstones? → Read More

How this mobile nail salon is changing the nail industry to better fit the busy woman’s lifestyle

Colvon Nail Salon is every working woman (or man)'s dream come true. → Read More

These delicious cocktails inspired by this year's Oscar nominations involve fire, a quail egg and gorgonzola cheese

Nine Best Picture nominees. Nine craft cocktails. → Read More

Why you should treat yourself to non-toxic nail polish

Nail polish is no exception when it comes to the growing health-conscious trend in the beauty world. → Read More

Welcome to the only exclusively romance bookstore in the country

When you first wander into The Ripped Bodice bookstore in Los Angeles, it might take you a few minutes to realize that it’s a romance-only bookstore (that is, if the store name and sign hadn’t… → Read More

A glass of milk unlocks secret, free dishes at restaurants across California

From now until Jan. 30, restaurants across California are offering complimentary dishes when you ask for a glass of milk. Yes, you heard me right: Free. Food. → Read More

Dogs on Deployment takes care of pets while their owners are serving overseas

Dogs on Deployment is a nonprofit that helps military members find a temporary home for their pets. → Read More

Baking soda skincare? We tried a natural honey, olive oil and baking soda face mask

It is a well-known fact that the use of baking soda goes beyond cooking: It's also good for removing stains, cleaning appliances and deodorizing. According to Dr. Josh Axe's website, baking soda has… → Read More

This blue smoothie bowl is made with algae

At Great White café – a Venice Beach, California establishment that serves breakfast and lunch – you’ll find the blue algae smoothie bowl, a popular creation by chef Alex Thomopoulos. → Read More

You can get a tattoo in front of a live audience at this museum

This unique experience is part of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County's tattoo exhibition. → Read More

Fanny packs are back, so what kind will you get in 2018?

A throwback photo of Dwayne "the Rock" Johnson helped put the accessory back on everyone's minds. → Read More

The secret to the best edibles is cleaning your cannabis

If you live in or around California, you've heard that recreational marijuana sales become legal on Jan. 1. → Read More

This restaurant is serving a five-course Thanksgiving meal... in ice cream

Yes, it is true! → Read More

Here are two natural detox face masks you can make at home

It's okay to play with food...if it's for beauty. Right? → Read More

I tried the world’s most expensive coffee at $55 a cup

Yes, you read that right. → Read More

We tried snail slime skincare and things got sticky

It’s hard to point to an exact place in time when the cosmetic industry decided that snail slime was the magical ingredient we had all been waiting for. → Read More

These twin brothers make craft spirits from almost any fruit you can imagine

Mangoes, guavas, cranberries, pumpkins, pineapples... need I say more? → Read More