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Jean Campbell has lived with chronic pain since the age of 12. Navigating a global modelling career while battling the physical and mental impact of a hidden reality, she writes how she was able to move beyond the hurt and lean into the power of a positive mindset to create her new podcast, I’m Fine.It wasn’t until I was in the throes of change that I realised how pivotal pain could be, not just for myself but for others. The idea of recording a podcast based on my experience of living with chronic pain came about as a way to…

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The Scandinavian countries all rank among the top 10 happiest countries in the world, according to the 2024 World Happiness report conducted by the University of Oxford’s Wellbeing Research Centre. In the case of Denmark, this contentment is often attributed to the hygge lifestyle. The Japanese, meanwhile, have their own version of this: ikigai, thought to be one of the secrets to the longevity of the inhabitants of the island of Okinawa.What is ikigai?Ikigai is an ancient Japanese philosophy aimed at identifying the meaning of our existence. The term ikigai comes from combining the words “iki”, Japanese for life, and…

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If you’re looking for a simple way to tone or strengthen your glutes, Laure Dary – a yoga teacher and professional dancer – may have a solution for you. According to Dary, there are four asanas (yoga poses) that most effectively target the glutes. “These postures engage both the small and large gluteal muscles, helping to shape and tone the buttocks,” she explains. If you already enjoy yoga and want to strengthen your glutes, then these exercises are a great starting point.4 yoga exercises to tone your glutesThe half-point chairStand with both feet together on a yoga mat and hold…

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Whether you’re travelling to the City of Love for Vogue World: Paris, the Olympics, or just a chic weekend away, here’s where to book a nail appointment in the city, according to our friends at Vogue France.Griffe ParisA good one for fans of clean and minimalist nail art, this beautifully lit salon overlooks a gorgeous, plant-filled terrace near Place de la Madeleine. Griffe Paris was founded in the spirit of women helping women – all of the practitioners are hearing-impaired or deaf. 100 rue d’Assas, 75006 ParisGinger 9Head to the 16th arrondissement and discover Ginger 9’s cosy, minimalist space. Offering…

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Since joining TikTok in May, actor Anne Hathaway has only given us three videos — but the tip she drops in today’s clip, filmed on set while shooting a Shiseido campaign, is worth clicking follow.While sitting in longtime hairstylist Adir Aberge’sl chair, the rosy-cheeked Hathaway mentions that she felt like her top lip looked a little “wilted” — cue a dig around Abergel’s hair kit, where he procures a hairpin. (Editor’s note: The difference between a bobby pin and a hairpin is the size of the opening; a hairpin is wider and more U-shaped.)From there, she gets to tap-tap-tapping the…

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Dazzling smile, big brown eyes and mane of auburn… wait, did Julia Roberts just go blonde? Having swapped her signature hair colour for a summer-ready, buttery shade of blonde, the actor debuted a new look at a Hollywood fundraising gala over the weekend, whilst hanging out with the likes of US President Joe Biden, former President Barack Obama, and her longtime friend George Clooney.It’s been a few months since her last public appearance, but when we last saw Roberts, her hair was long, tousled and auburn. This new hairstyle is much shorter – collarbone length – and is marked by…

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Whether it’s junk food, our phones, alcohol or even love, most of us are addicted to something. “There is a lot of stigma around the word ‘addiction’, but we all use things to change the way we feel,” Talitha Fosh, author of the new book Hooked: Why we are addicted and how to break free, tells me. Addiction exists on a spectrum, and there are (obviously) varying degrees of severity, but Fosh’s book serves as a good manual for those seeking to understand the mechanics behind the disease.Hooked: Why We Are Addicted And How To Break Free by Talitha Fosh£15…

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Lately, all I do is talk about perimenopause and the injustice of women’s healthcare. I’ve been a whole lot of fun to be around. The day we are born, we have all the eggs in our basket, so to speak (or one to two million oocytes in our ovaries, if you want to be specific). By the time we are 30, we have 10 per cent of those eggs, and by the time we are 40, we have just three per cent left. As our eggs dwindle, our oestrogen and progesterone levels start to lower as well. This is perimenopause…

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Inflammation is the body’s natural response to germs, toxins, injury or infection. A natural response which helps the body heal, when we live in a state of chronic inflammation, things start to go wrong. Inflammatory cells and cytokines (pro-inflammatory signal proteins that activate immune cells) are initially produced by the body to protect and can result in temporary pain, redness, and swelling. For some, chronic inflammation remains after the body’s initial response (a.k.a. in the absence of a threat) and may be signalled by fatigue, fever, depression, weight gain and more. Should your body’s own processes be causing more harm…

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Hot brunette summer is in full swing, and Kaia Gerber is living it. Having gone a deeper shade of brunette in the last few months, the model attended the Los Angeles premiere of The Bikeriders with what can only be described as perfect hair.Glossy, silky and without an ounce of frizz or flyaway in sight, Gerber’s chocolate glaze hair cascaded over her shoulders and sat around chest height. Long and swishy, the high-shine look was reminiscent of the liquid hair trend of yesteryear, and was created by hairstylist Bryce Scarlett, who also works with Margot Robbie.Rich, multi-dimensional chocolate brown is…

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