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A guide to the most popular skin treatments right now (opens the original)
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If you live for all things skincare and find yourself eavesdropping on strangers’ beauty routines wherever you go, you’ve probably seen “BBL” mentioned somewhere on your FYP. Not that BBL. This one stands for broadband light, a light-based treatment used on the face. If you’re curious why people are voluntarily pointing lasers at their skin for fun, you’ve come to the right place. Despite being universally called a laser, BBL is technically a light-based treatment. Unlike lasers, which use a sin
Juicing vs. blending: A dietitian’s guide to which one is right for you (opens the original)
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It starts with a trendy acai smoothie bowl on your feed, then a “detox” green juice ad targeting you before you even shower and get out the door. Both look healthy. Both feel like the right choice. But are they actually delivering the same thing nutritionally? Not entirely. The juicing versus blending debate has been going on for years in wellness circles. We asked a registered dietitian and an Atlanta-based cold-press juice maker to break it down, layering in research to back it up. After all,
A surge in ‘energy healing’ searches points to something deeper (opens the original)
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If you’ve found yourself Googling “how to be spiritual” or “energy healing” lately, you’re in good company. Searches for the former just hit a 15-year high, while interest in energy healing has reached an all-time high in 2026, according to the search engine. Something is shifting in the composition of spirituality, and millions of Americans are turning to their search bars to make sense of it. For Rolene Jaffe, the search spike makes perfect sense. “We are all traumatized right now,” she told T
Your new self-care habit costs one stamp (opens the original)
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Screen time is at an all-time high, and people are feeling it. In 2024, Americans spent about 70 hours a week — roughly 10 hours a day — consuming media across all devices, according to data and analytics company Nielsen. As more of our world moves online, it makes sense that people are looking for ways to unplug, and some are landing on a pretty old-school solution: handwritten letters. Taymoor Atighetchi, founder and CEO of stationery brand Papier, points to two things driving the shift: scree
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