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Plan your parking, don’t rush at night and never panic – 15 expert tips to become a better driver - AOL (opens the original)
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Whether you have just passed your test or been behind the wheel for decades, driving skills can always be sharpened up. From dealing with road rage to traffic jams, tight parking spaces to hire cars, driving instructors share their tips on how to be a better motorist in the most challenging scenarios. Gyokhan Zlatev, of the Derin Driving School, says there is one major problem that many drivers are guilty of: “They are always in a rush. They refuse to leave home two minutes earlier to go somewhe
Make your bed – and be ruthless: 14 expert rules for a clean, healthy, happy home - AOL (opens the original)
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Life is busy and there is only so much time to spend cleaning and tidying. What are the non-negotiables of a well-managed home? Here, housekeepers share their tips and hacks for making a chaotic house feel more orderly. There are four elements to a well-run home, according to Matt Church, AKA Mr Housekeeping, from Maldon in Essex. These are keeping the place “clean, tidy, decluttered and organised,” he says. “I call myself a housekeeper because it’s not just cleaning. Cleaning is one element, bu
What end-of-life experts know about living well: love your wrinkles, celebrate birthdays and don’t obsess over work - AOL (opens the original)
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We will all face death one day, but our attitude towards this is individual. How can our understanding of mortality shape our approach to life? Here, palliative care doctors and death doulas share what they know about the end – and how it informs the way they live. Dr Rachel Clarke is a palliative care doctor who works at an NHS hospital in Oxfordshire and is the author of several books, including The Story of a Heart. “I have learned what matters to my patients as they approach the end of their
Exfoliate, use ice and conceal eyebags wisely – makeup artists on how to look fabulous, at every age - AOL (opens the original)
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Makeup trends change over time – and so does our skin. How can you enhance what you have and refresh your look? Here, makeup artists share the fundamentals of applying cosmetics, at every age. Whatever your age, “first and foremost is skincare,” says Kate Hughes, who works as a freelance makeup artist in London and Ibiza. “No good skincare, no good makeup. Full stop. I’m a big advocate of this.” Hughes, who specialises in midlife beauty, explains that as we age, the turnover of our cells slows d
Ready for your stunning second act? The 11 secrets of starting again – from successful late bloomers - AOL (opens the original)
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Many of us feel stuck in a job we dislike and midlife is a common time to reassess what you are going to do with the rest of your years, especially when finances require us to work into older age. How can you make a change, follow your dreams and finally do what you always wanted? Late bloomers share the secrets to having a stunning second act. The first stage of the process is accepting what you want to achieve. “I grew up in south London and it wasn’t the sort of area where people become novel
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