Deodorant vs Antiperspirant: Which to Choose for Sweating
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Deodorant vs Antiperspirant: Which to Choose for Sweating

A deodorant tackles smell, an antiperspirant tackles sweat. Aluminium and breast cancer, alum crystals, shaving, the right time to apply it and the signs that mean it's time to see a GP.

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Cracked Heels and Dry Feet: The Pre-Sandal Season Routine

Cracked Heels and Dry Feet: The Pre-Sandal Season Routine

Heels gone white, thick or split just as sandal season starts? Here's a four-week routine: the right urea percentage, filing without blades, the overnight treatment, and the signs that it's time to see a podiatrist.

Hair removal: the complete comparison of every method

Hair removal: the complete comparison of every method

Razor, wax, epilator, cream, threading, sugaring, laser, IPL, electrolysis: how long each lasts, how much it hurts, what it costs and who should avoid it, method by method, before summer arrives.

The Body care universe — Mademoiselle Bulle

The body has roughly 1.7 square metres of skin on average — and yet most of us only look after the bit from chin to forehead. At Mademoiselle Bulle, Kristina sets the record straight: exfoliation, hydration, dry oils, stretch marks, crocodile skin after winter — everything is covered, filter-free and shame-free.

The market confirms the trend: body care is the fastest-growing segment in UK personal care, worth over £1.3 billion according to Mintel, driven by the "body care routine" movement imported from Korea and the US. In other words, the body has finally earned the same attention as the face.

Shea butter vs. body hyaluronic acid, mechanical vs. chemical exfoliation, body sunscreen that doesn't leave white streaks — every article helps you build a body routine that actually holds up. And if you're wondering why your elbows still feel like sandpaper despite three layers of cream, we've probably got the answer.

Sources: Mintel UK, CTPA, Euromonitor International


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