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Insist on this step at your next pedicure appointment to protect your delicate toes (opens the original)
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Getting toes into shape for their first summer outing requires attention to detail. Indulge in a pedicure with a brief to keep toenails short and softly squared, with cuticles pushed back rather than clipped. Exfoliate feet once a week with a lactic acid-based product to keep them supple; this will also help prevent rough heels. At night, apply cuticle oil to toes (and fingers) to keep your cuticles from drying out. And use an SPF 50+ moisturiser on feet when exposing them to the sun. Once prepp
After your face, this is the next body part to see the sun. Here’s how to get it ready (opens the original)
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Our legs are often the first skin we expose after hibernating for winter, but they can benefit from some prep and care to get them ready for their big reveal. For a start, try switching between warm and cold water on your lower legs in the shower to boost circulation. After showering, apply a cool, soothing gel using a circular motion starting at your ankles and working upwards. Follow that by applying body oil followed by a moisturiser with SPF 50+. At night, try an AHA body cream followed by a
Prince William accepted his baldness at 35. Here’s how to make the transition smooth (opens the original)
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For many men experiencing hair loss, there comes a time when it makes sense to embrace their baldness. It felt like a momentous day back in 2018 when Prince William, 35 at the time, finally accepted his balding pate by sporting a very close trim during a visit to a children’s hospital. The beauty of embracing the buzz cut is that you can style it yourself every couple of weeks with electric clippers (just remember to crop your beard short for balance). However, a bald head also comes with new co
Break out of an aftershave rut by adding these scents to some familiar bases (opens the original)
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When it comes to buying fragrance as a gift, the old rules about what constitutes “men’s” (and “women’s” for that matter) needn’t apply. It’s no longer about men wearing a traditional musky or woody scent, but instead embracing both sides of the perfume aisle. Layering scents can ease the transition between time-worn favourites and something new. Many men’s fragrances are built on notes such as amber, leather, vetiver and sandalwood – all of which make a great base to build on. Try adding vanill
There’s a myth that mature skin needs more ingredients. These ones work the hardest (opens the original)
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With all skincare regimens, less is always more and this applies especially to more mature skins. So, what is mature skin? Dermatologists define it as skin that has aged genetically as well as from exposure to the elements, particularly the sun and subsequent UV damage. Signs include fine lines and wrinkles – a result of a loss of elastin and collagen production – loss of firmness, thinner skin, dehydration, pigmentation, dullness, broken capillaries and slower wound healing. The leading cause o
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