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The 5-second hairstylist's trick to revive frizzy overnight curls without washing (opens the original)
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Want to show off your natural waves and cut down on heat styling? May we suggest two hairstylist-approved go-tos: a brilliant hair mousse and the insider's trick to reactivate your curls when you wake up without having to wash your hair all over again. If your hair has lost its natural curl pattern from relying too heavily on straighteners and hairdryers, you might not be the biggest fan of mousse. Plenty of people steer clear because they think it leaves hair crunchy, stiff and lifeless. But ac
Does your skin really 'get used to' products? A dermatologist reveals how often you need to switch up your skincare (opens the original)
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How many times have you said—or heard someone say—"I need to swap my moisturiser, I think my skin's got used to it and it's stopped working"? Well, whenever that thought has crossed your mind, you've been completely off track. As dermatologist and founder of Madrid clinic Oneskinmed Dr Lidia Maroñas confirms, your skin doesn't get used to creams at all. In her own words: "It's a total myth." "Skin doesn't become immune to active ingredients or get 'bored' of their benefits. A well-formulated cre
A dermatologist reveals the common cleansing mistake that's quietly stripping your skin barrier (opens the original)
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Does your skin feel so tight after washing that you're desperate to slap on moisturiser straight away? That "squeaky clean" feeling—which so many of us assume is a good sign—could actually be telling you the exact opposite. Dr Concetta D'Alessandro, a consultant dermatologist at Madrid's Institute of Comprehensive Dermatology, explains that "the feeling of tightness after cleansing usually indicates that the skin has lost some of the water and lipids that make up its natural protective barrier."
5 early gut health red flags women over 40 shouldn’t ignore, according to a doctor (opens the original)
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From the age of 40, the gut microbiota plays a crucial role in our overall health, as the body undergoes several key changes during this decade that can directly impact it. How well we look after it now will largely dictate how good we feel—not just throughout our 40s, or during perimenopause and menopause, but for decades to come. With input from leading experts, we’ve put together the ultimate guide to help you understand what the microbiota actually is, why its job is so vital, what threatens
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