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Vogueâs guide to layering your fragrance for every kind of festive occasion (opens the original)
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Fresh flowers at the entrance, incense somewhere in the background, food travelling through rooms, mirrorwork catching every available sliver of light and, by the time the party fills up, possibly 50 different fragrances competing for airtime. Deciding what to spray into the sensory cocktail of Indian festivities requires a little more strategy than reaching for whichever bottle is closest. On the occasion of Arpita Mehtaâs second festive collaboration with Jo Malone London, Vogue spoke to the
Priyanka Kedia spent four months training like a dancer for Best of the Best. It taught her to trust her body (opens the original)
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Mention Best of the Best and the 24-year-old actor immediately lights up. One minute, she’s laughing about nine-hour dance rehearsals; the next, she’s describing bruised ribs and being flipped head-over-heels into a backbend with the breeziness of someone recounting a particularly energetic Pilates class. “I pushed my body so much and did so much more than I thought I was capable of doing,” she tells Vogue, the excitement still very much intact. In the Netflix coming-of-age comedy, dance is more
What is micro-rest? Hereâs everything you need to know (opens the original)
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Rest is usually seen as something we earn after difficult times: sleep, a lunch break, a weekend with no plans. âMicro-restâ flips that logic by placing tiny pockets of recovery inside the day itself. âMicro-restâ refers to a short pause from a task, generally no more than 10 minutes. A 2022 analysis of 22 study samples involving 2,335 participants found small but significant improvements in fatigue and vigour. âA micro-rest is a deliberate pauseâ30 seconds to a few minutesâwhere y
4 expert-backed ways to prevent blood sugar spikes and bloating this festive season (opens the original)
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If you're wondering how to prevent blood sugar spikes during festive season, it helps to first understand what festive eating actually looks like: a run of celebratory dinners, mithai boxes, late-night snacking, richer foods and disrupted routines, often repeated over several days. By the end of the week, that can leave you feeling sluggish, bloated and metabolically off-balance. But enjoying festive food does not have to mean spending the next day compensating for it. According to Shradha Khann
The South Korean military is doing skincare better than your group chat (opens the original)
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A military barracks with its drills, uniforms and rigid routines is probably the last place you’d expect to find men comparing sunscreens or discussing what works after a shave. Skincare is still often associated with beauty counters and a little self-indulgence. But in South Korea, compulsory service has become an unlikely skincare classroom. Most able-bodied South Korean men spend part of their late teens or twenties in an environment that can be fairly punishing on the skin. Depending on the
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