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- Sep 8, 2026
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Lips Always Feel Dry? This One Common Habit Might Be Why (opens the original)
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Figuring out how to get rid of dry lips can feel like a lifelong journey. Sure, we have endless lip balms, glosses, and oils at our disposal, but if we’re constantly reapplying and our lips are still dry—or even getting worse—what’s the point? Fortunately, there may be relief in sight. “There are so many different things that can cause dry lips,” says Aegean Chan, MD, a Santa Barbara–based dermatologist, dermatopathologist, and founder of skin care line More Than Nine. “First of all, the skin on
Feel Sick After Getting a Massage? It Might Be the âMassage Fluâ (opens the original)
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Getting a massage is probably one of my top three favorite feelings in the world. (The other two being the first sip of my morning coffee and cuddling with my chihuahua mix, Barney.) Not exactly a hot take, I knowâbut Iâve had my fair share of massages over the years, and I generally know the drill. So I was surprised when, after a particularly intense deep-tissue session recently, I found myself feeling a little off. I was more tired than normal, had a headache, and even felt a bit snifflyâ
The Perfume Mistake That Could Be Making Your Scent Fade Faster (opens the original)
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When it comes to how to apply perfume correctly, we thought we knew the basics, a.k.a. the wrist dab and the spray-and-walk. So it came as a surprise when Marc Malcolm, the Internet’s self-proclaimed first cologne bender, recently showcased a new one: catching your cologne. In the viral videos, Malcolm mists the scent, “grabs” it with his hand, and then rubs it on. Whether you think the technique is genius or silly, the scent aficionado has amassed more than 500,000 Instagram followers—and he go
We Asked 5 Stylish Women: Does Dressing Your Age Still Matter? (opens the original)
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Dressing your age sounds simple enough until you try to figure out what it actually means. For decades, fashion came with an unofficial rule book: certain hemlines, silhouettes, trends, and even colors supposedly belonged to certain age groups and were strictly off limits to others. But those rules have gotten considerably blurrier—and, frankly, outdated—as women are increasingly pushing back against the idea that getting older means having to replace every piece in your closet with “timeless” s
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