Chefs kiss: Lifestyle legend Martha Stewart debuts her new lip treatment

Even given all that’s going on in the world, every beauty move Martha Stewart makes is a stop-the-presses moment.A recent case in point: her Chris Appleton-crafted pink hair.

The day the new rose gold ‘do made its debut, journalist inboxes were flooded with deets about the exact Schwarzkopf dye formula used.Stewart, now 85 but not even remotely hesitant to post a thirst-trap pic from her pool, is unfazed by the collective obsession with her looks.“I find it flattering,” she says.

“If sharing what works for me inspires someone else to look their best, that’s a wonderful thing.I’ve never believed beauty should be a mystery.”The ultimate anti-gatekeeping flex? Starting her own clinical skincare brand in collaboration with Dhaval Bhanusali, her long-time dermatologist and vetted by an advisory panel of skin docs, scientists and medical researchers.

Dubbed Elm Biosciences, it launched a year ago with two products tackling inside/outside beauty: Inner Dose Daily Skin Supplement ($50), which targets inflammation and hormonalimbalance, and A30 Elemental Serum ($135), an antioxidant skin shield.This past January, the brand added the elasticity-boosting A30 Elemental Night Cream ($165).Not exactly hurting for projects — the media mogul has written north of 100 books — Stewart says Elm sprang from the personalized potions her derm was whipping up for her.“Dr.

Bhanusali had created a custom topical for me years ago that no one else had access to, and I remember worrying people would be upset that I was using something they couldn’t get,” she recalls.“Elm was always meant to be more than a product line.

We wanted it to be a community, a place where people could talk to each other and actually get real answers.”This month, the brand lifts the curtain on Elemental Lip Serum ($45), which it claims is the first product for our kissers that weaves in “longevity.” While traditional anti-aging products treat skin issues after they’ve already sur...