Alice Johnston

Nov 15, 2023 | the-sun.com | Alice Johnston

One person asked if the dress options were a jokeA BRIDESMAID-to-be asked for help choosing between three dresses for a wedding. Her options, however, were judged to be so dire that they prompted commenters to ask if the bride didn't like her friends. The woman posted on a Reddit forum dedicated to finding appropriate wedding attire. She said: "I’m one of 8 bridesmaids and we are all allowed to pick anything from a specific color pallet.

Nov 14, 2023 | the-sun.com | Alice Johnston

ONE woman's vacation took an expensive turn when she accidentally ordered a cocktail that cost more than $2000. She ordered the drink not knowing its price and wasn't able to pay. Mom Lynsey (@lynsey_36) shared the story on TikTok, where it was viewed by 1.6 million people. She was staying at a five-star hotel in London with her husband for New Year's Eve and was enjoying a drink in the hotel bar when the mishap occurred.

Nov 14, 2023 | the-sun.com | Alice Johnston

A SKINCARE junkie has revealed which drugstore beauty products celebs love - and which ones are worth buying. Even celebrities aren't immune to the lure of affordable, easily accessible skincare and makeup products. Amy (@skin_vestment) runs a skincare TikTok account where she shares product recommendations and routine advice with her 58,000 followers. In a recent clip, she rounded up her pick of celebrity drugstore must-haves.

Nov 14, 2023 | the-sun.com | Alice Johnston

A MOM has shared the "'ultimate postpartum skincare hack" that fixed her acne. She says that the product from Target "saved" her face after she tried it out of desperation. Self-described "budget queen" Mally (@miss.mally) shared the skincare tip in a recent TikTok. She said: "Moms with postpartum acne, I have got to tell you my number one hack for getting rid of it."The product in question was a diaper rash cream available from Target for $6.59. Mally said: "This cream has saved my skin.

Nov 14, 2023 | the-sun.com | Alice Johnston

A CLEVER woman has revealed a simple hack to keep your house free from damp and mold. It uses a common household item to trap moisture, with practically no effort needed to set up the trap. Olivia (@innovativeliv) shared the tip on her TikTok, where it received 90,000 views. The clip opened with a voiceover asking viewers if they had mold in their homes. It's common to have mold and dampness in your home, especially during the year's colder months.