HeyJaredGeorgia Brown
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 5
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- Sep 27, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Marie Claire UK
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- Jul 19, 2026
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I'm Happily Married, But I Swear by a Solo Date Every Week For Maintaining My Creativity and Wellbeing (opens the original)
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I’m newly married after ten years with my husband, so naturally I’m still in the phase where I’m contractually obliged to think he’s wonderful. Fortunately, he is. By default, I want to spend most of my free time with him. We’re newlyweds; of course there’s nothing better than being together. But I also know that choosing to spend all my time with him is the safe option - and not necessarily the best one for my creative wellbeing. While many of my favourite experiences are shared with him, I can
This Two-Minute Hack Behaves Like an ‘Off-Switch’ for Cortisol in Your Body—I Tried It and Reaped the Benefits (opens the original)
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"Have you tried taking some deep breaths?" - forgive me while I eye-roll. My sister is a breathwork practitioner and, perhaps unsurprisingly, one of the most grounded people I know. For years, I’ve watched her use her breath to regulate everything from pre-work nerves to overwhelm, while I’ve typically opted for my own tried-and-tested coping mechanism: powering through until whatever is stressing me out goes away. But as it turns out, she might be onto something. Breathwork has graduated from s
From the SPF That Doesn't Sting Sweat-Drenched Eyes to the Mascara That Survives a Marathon—These Are the Beauty Products Elite Athletes Swear By (opens the original)
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What does it take for a beauty product to survive a marathon, a three-set tennis match or several hours competing beneath stadium lights? The least interesting thing about the world’s most talented female athletes is what sits inside their make-up bags. Their strength, skill and extraordinary careers are, quite obviously, the story. Still, in the name of rigorous beauty journalism, we do need to know which setting spray they are using. Because while most of us judge a long-wear product by whethe
I Swam Every Day Before Work for a Week—The Results Were Improved Sleep, Stronger Arms and a Clearer Mind (opens the original)
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I know I’m not alone in admitting that the recent heatwave left me wanting to throw myself into the nearest body of water. But after the immediate relief of a few morning dips, I began to wonder whether swimming could offer something more lasting. What might moving through water every day do for my sleep, strength, stress levels and ability to concentrate? There was good reason to investigate. A 2018 study found that regular swim training may meaningfully improve cardiorespiratory fitness, exerc
Personal Trainers Swear By These 10-Minute Arm Workouts—And You Don't Even Need Any Equipment (opens the original)
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Let's be honest. Upper-body strength has never enjoyed the same spotlight as strong glutes or a fast 5K time, yet it's one of the biggest predictors of how well we move through life. From carrying shopping and lifting luggage into overhead lockers to maintaining bone health and independence as we age, stronger arm muscles do far more than make everyday tasks feel easier. In fact, a growing body of research suggests muscular strength is associated with a lower risk of all-cause mortality and bett
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