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I’ve spent hours experimenting with organic hair care recipes, such as homemade conditioners and dry shampoos. This time, it was all about natural hair dye recipes. My family is used to my skincare experiments, but this one brought me a lot of laughs. I spent weeks with a mixture of herbs in my head! In … Read more
Image credit: Antoni Ciufo for Porter Magazine One of the biggest perks of my job is getting to receive the latest new products to try out. Some of them I can’t wait to share with you, and this post contains three of them! Lipstick is one of those makeup products that some people will never … Read more
This time of year, it’s all about finding fall kids’ styles that combine comfort and durability. I’ve found a lovely combination for little ones at many of our favorite brands. The line includes versatile pieces like cozy sweaters and jackets, along with denim, dresses, pants, skirts, boots, and more. These fashionable pieces ensure our little … Read more
If you’re trying to lose weight, you might think that if a moderate calorie deficit is good for weight loss, a larger calorie deficit is better. But research suggests that’s not true. In fact, eating too little can actually hurt your weight loss efforts, especially in the long run. It may seem counterintuitive, but read … Read more
Welcome to the latest edition of Food52 founder Amanda Hesser’s weekly newsletter. Hi, I’m Amanda.packed with tips on food, travel and shopping, Food52 activities and other topics that catch your attention. Get inspired: sign up here to receive their emails. Photograph by Amanda Hesser I’m in Morocco on a sourcing trip for our shop with … Read more
Get to know the top nutritional trends for 2024 and discover why sustainable, functional-focused eating is making waves. From organic superfoods to personalised wellness plans, we look at what’s making waves. 1. Sustainable nutrition Sustainable nutrition focuses on dietary practices that support both personal health and environmental well-being. According to the World Economic Forum, 65% … Read more
Last week I was going through boxes and boxes of random stuff in the sunroom to make room for the items I needed to move out of our home gym so I could begin the gym-to-bedroom conversion. And while I was going through those boxes, I came across a lot of old decorating magazines. I … Read more
A strong public health system can make a big difference for those facing stark health disparities. But epidemiologists serving Native American communities, which have some of the deepest health inequalities in the country, say they are hampered by state and federal agencies that restrict their access to important data. American Indians and Alaska Natives face … Read more
Here is an excerpt from my book, How not to be a supermodel. It’s taken from a chapter about model castings and the physical/sports skills I lied about having to try to get a job. Could I play the drums, for example? Sure: Was I a professional level ice skater? Yeah: They were necessary little … Read more
While most diseases manifest without symptoms, diabetes is not one of them. It does give signs that it needs to be recognized and treated early. Diabetes has become very common in India: 1 in 5 people suffer from it. If you are between 40 and 60 years old, you are very likely to have it. … Read more
