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How today’s curling tools are making heat styling less intimidating (opens the original)
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Dyson, Shark, GHD, T3 and Hershesons are changing the game with smarter, gentler ways to create waves and curls at home The curling iron used to be one of the least glamorous objects in the bathroom. You plugged it in, hoped the barrel was hot enough, burned two fingers in the process, and more or less accepted whatever came out. Now it has a learning curve, a TikTok following, and in some cases, a waiting list. The tools themselves have changed, and so has the conversation around them. The curr
How the bar soap revival turned a bathroom basic into a little luxury (opens the original)
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With sustainable packaging and modern skin-friendly formulations, high-end beauty houses are transforming soap bars into sought-after items For most of the 2000s, the body wash industry did a convincing job of making bar soap feel like something only your grandfather used. Sleek bottles, foaming textures and a lot of vocabulary around “moisturising complex” pushed the bar quietly to the back of the shelf, where it sat next to nothing in particular. Then, sometime in the past few years, it had a
No bulk, all strength: how creatine can help women boost performance (opens the original)
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Long linked with men’s bodybuilding, the supplement is now proven to boost women’s health – even Balenciaga is getting in on the action Our body produces creatine naturally, stored in muscle and topped up through food. Women generally have lower total creatine stores than men, around 70 to 80 per cent less, a gap that, according to Dr Mark Kovacs, founder of the Kovacs Institute and former director of the Gatorade Sports Science Institute, “creates a scenario where women may have more room for i
Your 30s skincare reset: how to treat acne, fine lines and sensitivity (opens the original)
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Introduce retinol gradually, try vitamin C serums like SkinCeuticals’ C E Ferulic, and wear SPF daily – while prioritising barrier care One of the most persistent myths dermatologists deal with is the idea that acne is something you simply outgrow. “Even if hormone levels fall within a normal range on lab work, that shift in balance can be enough to increase oil production and trigger breakouts,” says Dr Melanie Palm, a dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon at Art of Skin MD. Palm sees the same pat
6 ‘glowcation’ destinations for your next beauty and wellness fix (opens the original)
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A trip built around a wellness treatment, beauty ritual or targeted pharmacy haul, ‘glowcations’ are trending throughout the travel world For many, a holiday ends with a suitcase full of souvenirs. For a growing number of travellers, however, it ends with skin that looks different – glowier – from how it did at the beginning of the trip. That is not to say that you cannot get a facial, a skin booster or that same treatment without leaving your neighbourhood, but the real draw is usually somethin
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