Val and Ryan talk New Year's resolution ideas, Betty White death and Christmas tree disposal

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Friday, January 7, 2022

New Year's resolutions, Betty White's death and Christmas tree disposal

Val and Ryan talked about New Year's resolutions, Betty White death and Christmas tree disposal.

CHICAGO (WLS) -- This week on Windy City Weekend, we dug in to New Year's resolutions!

According to a study done by Mayo Clinic, Jan. 17 is the day most people give up on New Year's resolutions. Ryan and Val talked about the most popular resolutions and how to stick with them throughout the year! Plus, Jan. 6 is National Take Down Your Christmas Tree Day! Are people really chopping down the holiday spirit? Ryan and Val also gave the late Hollywood giant Betty White her flowers after her hometown, Oak Park, declared Jan. 17 "Betty White Day."

Pour Moi

Val talked with Pour Moi Skincare Founder and CEO, Ulli Haslacher, about "polar aging."

With a new year comes a new chance to take better care of your skin! Val talked to Pour Moi Skincare Founder and CEO Ulli Haslacher about "polar aging." According to Haslacher, polar aging is when cold weather ages your skin, causing discoloration, moisture loss and windburn. Haslacher said Pour Moi's climate-smart technology helps prevent weather damage to skin! Pour Moi's climate change technology was also voted Time Magazine's Invention of the Year in 2020!

Haslacher is offering a special deal to Windy City Weekend viewers! You can now get the Pour Moi 6-Piece Youth Burst Kit: Polar for $99 with free shipping! Retail price is $239. This offer is good through Jan. 31, 2022.

For more information, visit their website www.pourmoiskincare.com/Chicago or call (909) 243-1456.

You can also follow them on social media for more on their products and updates.

Facebook: @pourmoiskincare

Pillow Talk

Can parents be bugaboos? In this week's Pillow Talk, Windy City Weekend hosts gave advice to a viewer, Chico, who claims his mother won't stop calling him.

Chico wrote: "My mother is going through a rough patch, which is normal, but now it's starting to impact my marriage. She calls me four or five times a day at work when she knows I am busy.

When I have told her I need my space and I will call her soon, she starts to text my wife asking where I am, what I am doing and when I am going to call her. To this point, the only time she has reached out to my wife, is to ask about me. My wife feels caught in the middle and wonders why my mom never asks about my wife and only wonders what I am doing. What do I do?"