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- Sep 28, 2026
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The Scandi Hair-Care Routine Might be the Secret to Your Best Hair Yet (opens the original)
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When I was at university, I became fast friends with a girl from Scandinavia. I learned a lot from her when it came to beauty, but something that struck me most was the way she approached hair care. While I was dying my hair, processing it, and washing it incessantlyâshe did very little to it, and would say to me: âYou know, itâs better to do less to your hair, right?â After years working in beauty, I realized the real divide wasn't in our routines themselves, but in the whole cultural a
I'm a beauty editor obsessed with fragrance. This is my pilgrimage list of perfume stores you have to visit (opens the original)
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I've built entire trips around a single perfume counter – and I’m not afraid to admit it. For fragrance lovers like me, sniffing your way round the world isn't a side quest. It's the whole point of going in the first place. This way of travelling has a proper name these days: fragrance tourism, AKA the art of travelling specifically to sniff, buy and immerse yourself in scent. In fact, Market Intelo projects that the ‘perfume tourism’ market will grow from $1.2 billion in 2025 to $2.8 billion by
This universal-voltage Dyson hot brush might finally solve my humid-weather hair (opens the original)
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My hair and humidity have never been friends. It's fine, it's curly, it’s thin and, thanks to my extensions, it's essentially two textures that need persuading to behave as one. At home, I have a routine that works – blowdrying with a hair dryer then smoothing with a separate tool – but it takes time. Abroad, it's a different story: I can spend 40 minutes on a blow-dry in a hotel room, step outside and watch the humidity undo all of it before I've reached the end of the street. Packing is a nigh
Is Your Vagus Nerve the Real Reason Travel Wrecks You? (opens the original)
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Scroll far enough on social media, and you'll hit a quick fix promising to calm your nervous system in seconds. Mastering vagus nerve stimulation in particular has become wellness shorthand for âcalm on demand,â but there's actual science behind how you do it properlyâand it goes far beyond a 15-second clip. So, what is the vagus nerve? Essentially, the longest cranial nerve in the body, traveling from the brainstem down through the neck and chest into the abdomen, brushing past the heart,
15 best children's sun creams: our parent editors recommend for heat waves and holidays (opens the original)
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Testing sun cream on children isn't like testing it on yourself: it has to survive being licked, rubbed into eyes and applied in the ninety seconds before someone bolts for the paddling pool. So the best children's sun creams are the ones that hold up to that chaos, all while still doing the actual job of protecting skin that burns easily. There are some basic guidelines to follow. Always choose a minimum of SPF 50+ with four- or five-star UVA ratings or an equivalent "very high" broad-spectrum
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