Cassie Steer
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 8
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- Aug 25, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Hellomagazine
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Soft-focus makeup is the flattering beauty trend that's perfect for women over 40 (opens the original)
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Do not adjust your reading glasses, and no, that G&T wasn't overly strong. Everything is just as it should be; namely, a little fuzzy around the edges. After decades spent perfecting crisp lip lines and honing cut creases, beauty is taking a more laissez-faire approach. Celebrity makeup artist Nina Park kick-started the movement earlier this year when her 'blurred lip' look, adopted by Hailey Bieber and Jessie Buckley, sent social media into a frenzy. In practical terms, it boils down to diffuse
Can these science-backed fragrances transform your holiday memories and help ease travel anxiety? (opens the original)
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There’s a reason the smell of suncream sparks instant joy. Yes, there’s the faff of diligent application and the inevitable greasy fingerprints on everything you own – but it’s also tied to a version of ourselves that feels freer, lighter, and – oh go on then – even a little more ‘boho’ than real life allows. (And let’s be honest, coconut smells good year-round). “Fragrance can become a fundamental part of travel because it directly influences how we feel and travel today is as much an emotional
Is summer making your scalp miserable? (opens the original)
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In the infinite wisdom of the celebrity super stylist Larry King, we don't tend to give our scalps a second thought. Until we do. Summer is the season of burnt partings and scalps throwing their proverbial toys out of the pram. While sun, sea and sangria are undeniably good for the soul, our heads are a bit more of a temperate homebody. "Summer can be particularly challenging for both the scalp and hair due to a combination of environmental exposure and lifestyle changes," confirms Consultant De
Are you a 'super mover'? How your walking pace reveals how fast your brain is ageing (opens the original)
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Once dismissed as simply being fit, impatient, naturally energetic - or that person who always marches ahead of everyone else - a brisk walking pace is now recognised as a major indicator of brain health and longevity. Dubbed ‘super movers,’ this fast-paced group has drawn researcher interest for years. However, a recent study published in Neurology builds on compelling new evidence: people in their 80s whose walking speed matches someone in their 50s experience slower ageing and overall better
Is your high-protein diet secretly speeding up ageing? (opens the original)
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When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn commission. Read our full commerce guidelines here. Just when you thought we’d hit peak proteinmania, a study comes along that has us putting down the Skyr. Whether your algorithms are more tailored to #catsofinstagram posts or ‘get ready with me’ tutorials, chances are they will have been peppered with a flurry of protein-centric recipes. A quick scan of the yoghurt aisle alone will reveal a whole section dedicated to high protein options
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