
Audrey Noble
Writer and Editor at Freelance
👩🏻💻 Beauty Editor and Writer. Mostly use Twitter to express love for my #Lakers.
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1 day ago |
harpersbazaar.com | Audrey Noble
Jump to:If Your Tan Is Streaky If Your Tan is Fading, Fast If Your Tan Is UnevenIf You Have Product BuildupIf You Want to Remove All TannerSunless tanning is notoriously tricky. Even if you've been faking a golden glow since that hilarious episode of Friends (you know the one), mistakes can still happen to the best of us. The good news: coming back from a streaky, uneven application is possible.
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2 days ago |
vogue.com | Audrey Noble
In our never-ending quest to reduce stress and mitigate its negative effects on our lives, there is one tried-and-true way that experts say can help: avoiding cortisol-triggering foods. Also known as the “stress hormone,” cortisol plays an important role in regulating many functions in our bodies. Registered dietitian nutritionist Lauren Manaker, RD, explains that it helps maintain things like our metabolism, blood sugar levels, inflammation, and even memory formation.
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2 days ago |
vogue.com | Audrey Noble
When dealing with gut issues, one of the best food categories you can turn to are prebiotic foods. Prebiotics, as Elizabeth Sharp, MD, IFMCP, board-certified medicine physician and founder of Health Meets Wellness, explains, are the non-digestible components of food that feed the beneficial bacteria (a.k.a. probiotics) in your gut.
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3 days ago |
vogue.co.uk | Ana Morales |Sonakshi Sharma |Hannah Coates |Audrey Noble
The debate around how regularly you should wash your hair is a heated one, but we’re hoping to settle it finally. While some experts say that washing your hair once a week is fine as long as you use a good shampoo and your hair responds well to that frequency, there’s another side to the argument. If your hair is extremely dry and not washed often enough, it can lose its natural moisture with age.
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3 days ago |
vogue.in | Audrey Noble
If you believe wellness podcasts, social media, or the marketing of fish oil supplements, inflammation is something to be avoided at all costs. But despite the term’s dreaded reputation, it’s rarely ever clearly defined—I’ve heard it used to describe everything from redness and swelling to break-outs, itchiness, and general pain.
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