Amelia Yeomans
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
- Latest publication
- Sep 9, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Marie Claire UK
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- Jul 7, 2026
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I've Tried Hundreds of Designer Handbags—Here's Why The Coach Tabby Bag Is the Ultimate Wardrobe Investment (opens the original)
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Fast-moving trends are no longer the shortcut to an elevated wardrobe—timeless investments are what best-dressed women swear by for polished outfit formulas that will never date. When it comes to handbags that will stand the test of time in your wardrobe, Coach's selection of premium, expertly crafted silhouettes are a cut above the rest. The iconic Coach Tabby is undoubtedly our go-to investment bag for autumn, designed to be worn, personalised, and loved for years with future vintage appeal. W
How Wellness Has Evolved Over The Past 30 Years—and Which Products Have Genuinely Stood The Test of Time (opens the original)
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Few industries are developing quite as rapidly as wellness, with fresh tech and innovative supplement formulas hitting the shelves almost every day. So, it comes as no surprise that our health focuses look very different today than they did 30 years ago—with findings from iHerb making it clear just how much has changed in the nutrition sphere since 1996. It was in this year that iHerb first launched in California, selling the herbal supplement St. John's Wort online. Since then, the retailer has
My Hair Is Dry and Lacklustre After Summer—Of All the Repair Masks I’ve Tried, These Are the Ones I Recommend (opens the original)
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As someone who's been bleaching my hair for over 15 years, I know a thing or two about damage and dryness—particularly after a season spent in the sun and sea when my blonde becomes almost instantly parched. But with the right hair repair masks in my arsenal, my blonde stays looking healthy no matter what it's been exposed to. After a particularly disastrous home-bleaching incident in my early twenties, intensive hair repair masks were the only thing to pull my ends back from the brink. Since th
If Your Hair Still Feels Lacklustre No Matter What You Try, a Pre-Shampoo Treatment Could Be What’s Missing (opens the original)
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We're all familiar with the benefits that targeted shampoos, hair masks, and heat protectants can do, but not many of us are maximising our haircare routine with pre-shampoo treatments. However, they are often the one step that your hair and scalp are desperately in need of. If you've ever felt like your hair is still lacking something even after trying countless post-wash products, it's likely that you need to think more about what you're doing before shampooing—and how you're treating your sca
I Consulted a Dermatologist About Sun Damage—Here’s How to Tackle Hyperpigmentation, Fine Lines and Uneven Texture (opens the original)
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After months spent basking in the sunshine, you may start to notice increased pigmentation and other signs of sun damage appearing on your skin come September. While it can be an unwelcome consequence of summer, it’s incredibly common—and the good news is there are plenty of ways to help repair and restore sun-damaged skin. "Sun damage is one of the most significant threats to skin health and it impacts the skin in a range of ways," says Dr Leah Totton, a medical and cosmetic doctor and founder
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