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As we look forward to starting a new school year, one thing is bound to take up our attention. That’s the purchase, replacement, washing and drying of school uniform. No matter how well we prepare, there is no telling what state our children will come home in.

From uniforms to stationery, new school year prep can feel overwhelming as September approaches. That said, as very busy parents and carers we cannot be blamed for leaving stuff until the last minute, especially as the Summer holidays felt like they came and went in a flash!

It only seems like five minutes ago that the summer holidays began, but September is here, and the new school term is just around the corner.

Whether you’ve had a lovely break with the children, or you’re dying to get them back into routine, the start of a new school year (or a new school entirely) is bound to give you plenty to think about.

For most women, body hair removal is synonymous with painful procedures at the beautician. Even the traditional at-home methods often involve pain. From waxing to corded or cordless epilators, getting rid of the annoying fuzz on your body can be daunting.

Eyebrows that are overgrown, overplucked, or of the wrong colour can become a focal point for all the wrong reasons. If you don’t want to end up with brows you dislike, but don’t want to spend heaps of cash at a beauty parlour either, you should learn how to do your eyebrows like a pro at home

If it is true that first impressions matter, then your hands are a sort of business card – one of the first things the people you meet will notice. 

Have you ever wondered what the secret to bright, healthy-looking skin is? It isn’t makeup. The key to healthy skin is cleansing properly. Learning how to wash your face properly is crucial – because no, a splash of water and some generic soap won’t do. So, let’s delve into the matter.

As you age, facial hair changes. We produce less oestrogen, meaning that testosterone causes hair to grow on female bodies where men tend to have it – on our face

One thing a year of shop closures highlighted is just how much we took our monthly salon trips for granted.