Erica Sweeney
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- Sep 29, 2026
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Do supplement patches actually work? (opens the original)
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Can vitamins, herbal extracts and other common wellness patch ingredients seep into the skin through patches? Photo / 123rf They’re marketed like nicotine or oestrogen patches. But it’s not clear whether vitamins or herbal extracts can be absorbed through the skin. On social media today, many influencers are showing off colourful stickers on their arms and bellies, claiming these patches boost their dopamine, improve their moods or give them mental clarity. Companies selling the adhesives say th
Does lymphatic drainage massage make your skin healthier? (opens the original)
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Can five minutes of facial massage reduce puffiness? Photo / 123rf The technique has been used to increase circulation and in some cases reduce fluid buildup. Whether it tightens and brightens your skin is less clear. By sweeping your fingers along your cheeks and jawline and then down your neck, you can remove excess fluid from your face. Many social media influencers claim this technique, known as lymphatic drainage massage, offers health benefits for your skin, making it tighter and brighter
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