You don’t always need a complicated routine to make a difference in your skin – but using a night cream can help keep your skin as healthy and youthful as possible
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Hardworking skincare brand The Ordinary needs no introduction. It is renowned for taking innovative skincare ingredients and making them accessible to all. The skincare disruptors latest launch is no exception: a growth factor face serum that addresses multiple visible signs of ageing at a fraction of its competitors prices,
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently announced it had completed five-year reviews of a dozen Superfund sites across Massachusetts in 2024, including several in Greater Lowell. The EPA
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The collaboration will combine LOrals long-standing expertise in cosmetic science with IBMs AI technologies to accelerate scientific discoveries and innovative ecological solutions.
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Frustrated long-time Kohl’s shoppers are urging the incoming CEO to ‘bring back the old store’ instead of making abrupt changes to attract younger customers.
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Medically reviewed by Kayla Girgen, RD There are many different kinds of milk to choose from, but the high cost of organic milk may make you wonder whether it’s worth the investment. Research has linked drinking milk with a lower risk of cardiovascular disease,
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Food labels can be confusing, but you should know the difference between organic items and non-GMO foods before you purchase either of them.
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Taking a holistic approach to skincare: Skincare in 2025 isnt just about what you apply to your face; its about what you put into your body and how you manage your lifestyle. A holistic approach includes a balanced diet rich in skin-loving nutrients, proper hydration, regular exercise, and stress management.
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Exploring the details of the Certified Naturally Grown certification, how it compares to USDA Organic, and why some farmers are pursuing it for their operations.
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While antimicrobials are found in everything from medication to food additives, this bill focuses only on those in everyday consumer products, such as soaps, cosmetics, clothing and cleaners. It doesnt restrict antimicrobials used for medical or public health reasons, where they can save lives.
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