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Avoid these cosmetic ingredients!
Each day we use at least a few different cosmetics. We want to improve our appearance, sometimes conceal a small blemish, or emphasise our beautiful eyes and nails. However, we rarely pay attention to the composition of cosmetics, which is a big mistake since some of the ingredients can cause irritation, dryness or allergies, and may even be dangerous to our health. Which cosmetic ingredients should you watch out for?
Essential oils - why is it worth having them at home?
Essential oils are natural substances derived from plants. Usually, we associate them with beautiful fragrances. However, there’s much more to essential oils. High-quality products derived from certified crops have beneficial properties for our health and well-being. They are most often applied in aromatherapy, but you can use them for other purposes too, e.g. skin care.
Reimplantation – a way to treat teeth injuries
Teeth injuries are a serious problem that many people experience. Athletes actively practising sports, especially contact sports, are especially at risk. However, accidents in which a tooth can be knocked out can happen to virtually anyone, even during seemingly innocent fun with your kids. Is there any remedy for this? One of the latest developments in the field of cosmetic dentistry, which ensures a beautiful smile, is tooth reimplantation.
- Finding the Path Through Trauma Written on Friday, 12 April 2024 17:03 in Health Read more...
Many stories of triumph over life's difficulties touch our hearts, but few are as inspiring as the tale of the Sloomoo Institute. This place, which exudes joy and energy today, has its roots in the personal tragedies of two extraordinary women: Karen Robinovitz and Sara Schiller. Over years of friendship, these two unique individuals transformed their experiences into a space where people can find joy in simple things, such as playing with the extraordinary material known as slime.
- Samsung is doubling its semiconductor investment in Texas to $44 billion Written on Friday, 05 April 2024 16:55 in Business Read more...
In light of the CHIPS Act, Samsung has announced plans to double its investment in Texas, which will bring the total investment in the state's chip manufacturing sector to $44 billion. The company's initial investment, nearly $20 billion, was made in 2021 to build a factory.
- Exploring the Depths of Physiotherapy Written on Wednesday, 27 March 2024 10:59 in Health Read more...
Physiotherapy, often synonymous with physical therapy, stands as a cornerstone in healthcare, dedicated to enhancing physical function, mobility, and overall well-being. Within its realm lies a vast array of interventions, ranging from manual therapy to exercise prescription, education, and rehabilitation techniques. This profession, led by skilled physiotherapists, addresses a spectrum of musculoskeletal, neurological, and cardiopulmonary conditions, catering to individuals of all ages and abilities.
- Boycotts Impact Global Brands in Indonesia and Malaysia Amid Gaza Conflict Written on Wednesday, 20 March 2024 10:43 in Business Read more...
Recent developments in Southeast Asia have seen major international brands, including McDonald’s and Starbucks, facing boycotts in Indonesia and Malaysia. This consumer pushback is in response to the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with local patrons choosing to abstain from these brands due to their perceived connections with Israel, despite franchise owners in these countries clarifying their independent operational status.
- Bali's Paradise Los - The Environmental Crisis of Trash-Laden Beaches Written on Wednesday, 20 March 2024 10:25 in Travel Read more...
Once celebrated as a pristine haven, Bali's iconic landscapes are now under siege from an environmental crisis that threatens the island's allure. The shores of Kedonganan Beach, a destination once synonymous with paradise, now serve as a stark symbol of the challenges Bali faces. The accumulation of plastic waste, a visible consequence of both tourism activity and local habits, underscores a critical issue that extends beyond the island's beaches.