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With new recipes constantly trending on social media, a new study by Instant Hydration analysed the most popular viral drinks and the potential health risks they may pose.
From skipping cleanser to sleeping on dirty pillowcases, dermatologists are warning that thousands of Brits may be accelerating breakouts, sensitivity and premature ageing, without realising it.
New analysis from Chordify reveals that the pop songs most commonly associated with longer, more consistent workouts share three key traits: optimal tempo (BPM), emotional uplift, and rhythmic consistency.
Skincare in 2026 isn’t about flawless finishes or 10-step routines, it’s about doing less, but doing it better.
After the excess and disruption (as fun as it is!) of the festive period, January is often when skin shows the signs of stress, from dullness and dehydration to flare-ups and irritation.
Cold winter temperatures also make falling asleep more challenging, which can lead to us feeling groggy and tired, and experiencing lower moods over winter.
The second Friday is January is often described as Quitter’s Day; with new data revealing 28% of us ditch resolutions in the first few weeks of the year.
From office parties to family get-togethers, the festive season sees millions of Brits socialising more than at any other time of year.
The Lip Flip, which uses Botox to relax the muscle above the upper lip so it gently rolls outward, has gained popularity as a “natural-looking” alternative to volume-heavy treatments. But experts warn that the simplicity of the procedure can be misleading.
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