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The scalp isn’t dramatic by nature. It just wants a steady climate, a gentle wash, and a bit of respect. Heat, sweat, tight ponytails and colour sessions ...

Every December, the same question hangs in the air along with the tinsel: how do you keep that warm Christmas glow without ...

School feels far off when you’re wrestling a buggy through the rain or labelling yet another PE kit. But the day money meets ...

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Holes in wallpaper do more than catch the eye — they nag you each time light skims the wall and throws a shadow around the ...

They thought fitness was a private job. He ran alone with his podcasts, she lifted in the gym with headphones on. Then a ...

Everywhere you look, homes are bristling with tech—cameras, keypad locks, apps that chirp every time a fox blinks at 2 a.m.

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You tilt the window for a breath of “fresh” without the bother of a gale. The heating hums, the room feels civilised, and you ...

Some mornings the mirror is kinder than others. On the harsh ones, the parting looks wider, the shower drains clog faster, ...