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Lorraine Kelly calls on Brits to preserve classic baking recipes (opens the original)
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Lorraine Kelly is on a mission to save classic recipes at risk of disappearing – by creating the ultimate recipe book preserving them. The presenter has teamed up with HP to launch an appeal for Brits to share their family favourite baking recipes. Once submitted, these recipes will then be printed with a HP Smart Tank, bound and collected in a printed archive of treasured family bakes. It follows a poll of 2,000 adults which suggests some much-loved old-school treats are being made less and les
Over half of women now apply makeup during their daily commute, study reveals (opens the original)
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More than half of women now apply their makeup on the commute to work, according to a study. Gen Z is leading the trend, with 70% of those aged 18-29 putting on touching up on the go, and adding the final touches to their lips and eyes. More than one in three (37%) young people now apply their makeup in the car or in a taxi, while others do it in changing rooms (41%) and even public toilets (29%). The study suggests, overall, it’s about taking back precious time. For some women doing make-up on
Stats reveal women spend longer booking holidays than vetting cosmetic injectors (opens the original)
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Half of women would consider an invasive aesthetic treatment despite not fully understanding what it involves, new research suggests — with many failing to do basic checks on who will carry it out. A poll of 2,000 women found just 35% would research a treatment online before booking. Even fewer said they would ask about a practitioner’s training (12%) or check independent reviews (25%). The data shows only 38% would spend more than 10 minutes researching an aesthetic treatment. In comparison, 76
Half of Brits have tried social media sleep hacks – but few say they work (opens the original)
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Nearly half of Brits have tried viral social media “sleep hacks” in the past year - from avoiding screens at bedtime to more unusual tips like eating a kiwi before bed or even putting onions in their socks. A study of 2,000 UK adults found people have attempted an average of two different sleep methods they’ve seen online over the last 12 months. The most common included avoiding blue light before bed (39%), listening to white, brown or “sleep” noise (31%) and drinking herbal tea (28%). You agre
7 in 10 people caring for loved with chronic illness struggle with mental health (opens the original)
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New research by Curaleaf Clinic has discovered that those in caregiving roles are often left feeling isolated and anxious, yet have never spoken to their loved one about how their condition affects them. The study found 73% of people with a friend or family member suffering from chronic health issues feel guilty watching them struggle. Of the 1,000 adults surveyed, 62% said they would take on their loved one’s pain and symptoms 'in a heartbeat' to spare them. However, many also admitted their su
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