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Beauty
SKIN LONGEVITY: WHY THE LATEST SKINCARE TREND ISN'T ABOUT WRINKLES
The beauty industry's latest buzzword isn't anti-ageing. It's skin longevity, with experts shifting the focus from correcting wrinkles to protecting the skin for the future.
Jul 62 min read
KOREAN SKINCARE: THE $22 TONER PADS BRINGING THE 'JELLY SKIN' TREND TO YOU
Glass skin had its moment. Now beauty lovers are embracing the latest Korean skincare trend, "jelly skin", and one Australian beauty brand has launched an affordable way to try it.
Jul 32 min read
WINTER SELF-TAN: THE FOUR STEPS TO A STREAK-FREE GLOW
If your self-tan never seems to look quite right in winter, the problem may not be your tanning product but the condition of your skin.
Jun 302 min read
PAULA'S CHOICE EYE SERUM DOUBLES AS A MAKEUP PREP ESSENTIAL
A growing number of beauty enthusiasts are looking for skincare products that do more than simply sit underneath makeup. Instead, they're seeking formulas that improve how makeup applies while also delivering long-term skincare benefits.
Jun 221 min read
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GLASS FOOD STORAGE: WHY WE'RE DITCHING PLASTIC IN THE KITCHEN
Plastic containers are falling out of favour as more Australians embrace glass for food storage, cooking and entertaining, driven by health, sustainability and practicality.
EXERCISE AND SMOKING: STUDY FINDS WORKOUTS COULD HELP PEOPLE QUIT
Regular exercise could become another weapon in the fight against smoking, with new research showing it can reduce cravings and increase the chances of quitting.
GLP-1 WEIGHT-LOSS DRUGS: DENTISTS WARN OF AN OVERLOOKED ORAL HEALTH RISK
As the use of popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications continues to grow, dentists are warning Australians not to overlook the impact these drugs can have on oral health.
PETROL PRICES: EIGHT IN 10 AUSTRALIANS BELIEVE SERVOS ARE PRICE GOUGING
Nearly eight in 10 Australians believe they're paying unfairly high prices at the bowser, as rising fuel costs continue to squeeze household budgets.
AUSSIES SAY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HAS MADE WORK MORE STRESSFUL
Artificial intelligence may promise greater productivity, but new research suggests it's also creating a new source of workplace stress for many Australian employees.
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