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, I decided to put it to the test and see if it's really worth the hype. But be warned: After you read about my experience, you may just be convinced to add the slimy stuff to your routine.To be clear, this isn't the first time that snail mucin has been buzzy as a skincare ingredient. products have been formulated with snail secretions for decades; even before its first wave of popularity, the ingredient had already been used for hydration and healing for centuries.

Christopher Vourlias As South Africa marks three decades since its first democratic elections, a historic moment that dismantled the apartheid system and ushered in Black-majority rule, the country is at a crossroads. Inequality is rife. Crippling blackouts have pushed the economy to a tipping point.

is teasing something in the works, and it's not a new TV series or movie role—it sounds like a skincare line.On October 5, Lili Reinhart posted a series of makeup-free selfies to to tease the apparent project, saying that her forthcoming venture was inspired by her longtime battle with acne.“Since I was 12, I’ve struggled with acne. My skin has suffered consistent breakouts, hyperpigmentation, redness, and scarring,” Reinhart wrote.

Proud of herself! After having three babies, Kristin Cavallari is aware that her body’s changed — and she doesn’t mind.

pop sound effect as you detach your skin from its suction. As satisfying as that is, it's the that slowly populates the inner crevasses within the vacuum's transparent cap that gave me the same gratifying feel as swiping an across my face.The removable discs along with the two caps are easily washable and can be used for up to three to four times before replacing.

Black Lives Matter movement in a powerful video, urging viewers to ‘actively work against’ racism.The tech YouTuber, who has a following of more than 11 million, shared his video, Reflecting on the Color of My Skin, which he explained was inspired by Neil DeGrasse Tyson’s post of the same name.He described his love for activities like golf and ultimate frisbee when he was growing up, as well as making tech videos as an escape, adding: ‘As soon as I leave, as soon as I drive home, as soon as I’m driving it snaps you back to reality.‘You could be pulled over for nothing, basically, or because, “We don’t see that type of car around here.”‘ Marques went on to say: ‘I have stories about encounters with the police, my friends have stories, but at