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Is Hard Water Drying Your Skin Out? These Are The In-Shower Fixes To Try (opens the original)
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If you live in London – or much of the south and east of England – chances are you’ll already be familiar with the calling cards of hard water. The cloudy glasses, the kettle that’s forever in need of descaling and the stubborn limescale that quickly ruins your bathroom fixtures. Its effect on our hair is well documented, too: dullness, dryness and that slightly straw-like feeling no amount of conditioner seems to fix. Less talked about? What the same water could be doing to your skin every time
Do At-Home Lymphatic Drainage Body Products And Tools Actually Work? (opens the original)
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I’m a huge advocate for lymphatic drainage massage. Sculpt, massage, and depuff me into oblivion, please. And it seems I’m not the only one. Lymphatic drainage has become increasingly popular in recent years, with treatments promising everything from less puffiness and water retention to that satisfyingly lighter feeling as you skip out afterwards. Now, inevitably, there are products promising to bring some of those benefits home. From body oils designed to support lymphatic massage, creams that
8 Volume Foods To Eat If You Struggle To Feel Full (opens the original)
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It’s a running joke among my family that I have the appetite of a Labrador. I can eat a perfectly substantial meal, and 15 minutes later, I’ll be sniffing around for more to eat. If you’re also someone whose stomach often fails to recognise that lunch has, in fact, happened, it’s worth remembering that what you eat can make a really significant difference to how satisfied you feel afterwards. Sign Up To The British Vogue Beauty Newsletter Enter: volume foods. Despite a name that sounds suspiciou
Kendall Jenner Swears By Magnesium Drinks â But Do They Actually Work? (opens the original)
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Magnesium has undergone quite the image overhaul. Once a relative unknown in the supplement aisle, itâs gone from a worthy mineral swallowed in tablet form to one of wellnessâs most fashionable ingredients. Itâs in powders, sparkling waters and âcalm in a canâ drinks; while TikTokâs enduring sleepy girl mocktail (traditionally a combination of tart cherry juice, magnesium and something fizzy), has turned taking your minerals into an evening ritual. Sign Up To The British Vogue Beauty
12 Surprising Foods That Are Secretly Packed With Protein (opens the original)
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Protein has been mainstream for a while now. Once primarily the concern of dedicated bodybuilders, these days supermarkets aisles are filled with items in packaging that trumpets how many grams of protein they contain. Cottage cheese has become an unlikely social media hit, protein coffee is now a thing, and foods that never previously made a song and dance about their nutritional credentials are suddenly emblazoned with a “high protein” label. Sign Up To The British Vogue Beauty Newsletter Of c
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