Lea Dzifa Seeberg

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A rosemary hair oil designed to promote hair growth is being snapped up by beauty lovers. The Nature Spell Rosemary Oil costs £7.98 on Amazon, and is also available for £7.99 from Superdrug and £9.49 from Debenhams. The rosemary oil is meant to stimulate follicles, making hair grow longer and stronger whilst slowing down premature hair loss and greying of hair. It also makes hair thicker and helps to calm itchy scalps. When used on the skin, the oil helps tone and moisturise.

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Lea Dzifa Seeberg

Amazon shoppers are snapping up a Swarovski necklace just in time for Christmas. The Swarovski Infinity Y necklace is ordinarily £135, but is now down to £57. You can also get the necklace from Swarovski. The necklace is rose gold-toned and features sparkling Swarovski crystals. The crystals form an infinity sign, and one additional crystal features at the end of the chain. The necklace fastens by running the chain through the infinity sign.

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Lea Dzifa Seeberg

British actor Martin Freeman said he has begun confronting "annoying" fans that are tailing him for long periods while he is going about his daily life. The actor, 53, known for blockbuster film series The Hobbit and crime drama Fargo, has previously spoken about his unhappiness at the fan attention of BBC hit Sherlock. Freeman is next to star opposite Scottish actor Jack Lowden in the play The Fifth Step, about alcoholism, masculinity and faith, in the West End.

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Lea Dzifa Seeberg

RuPaul's Drag Race star and Pose actress Jiggly Caliente has died at the age of 44, her family has said. They had announced on Thursday that the drag performer, who took part in the original US competition during season four, had part of her leg amputated due to a "severe infection". Caliente, real name Bianca Castro, has also appeared in hit LGBT+ drama Pose, and was set to judge the latest season of spin-off programme, Drag Race Philippines.

2 weeks ago | mylondon.news | Lea Dzifa Seeberg

A letter written by one of most well-known survivors of the Titanic disaster has sold for a record-breaking £300,000 at auction. First-class passenger Colonel Archibald Gracie wrote The Truth About The Titanic, which described his experience of the April 15 1912 tragedy that claimed 1,500 lives. The letter card is dated April 10 1912, the day he boarded, and is postmarked Queenstown 3.45pm April 11 and London April 12.