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A cure for grey hair which means millions will be able to throw away messy dyes could be available in the future, researchers have said. Scientists...
Forget going to the gym, drinking less and giving up smoking, the ageing process could all be down to a tiny bit of the brain - and it can be manipula...
Fed up of pricey skin creams, disappointing hair products and time-consuming beauty treatments? Then it's time to eat yourself beautiful! Check out these 10 nutritious snacks that can solve your beauty problems.
No, your eyes aren't deceiving you, and no, it's not just wishful thinking - chocolate really is good for you! Dark chocolate has a whole host of health benefits and is good for just about every part of your body.
The "miracle ingredient" boasted about in many anti-wrinkle cream adverts may have been found by scientists. There are a myriad of creams and moist...
The world's fittest pensioner is refusing to take it easy in 2013 - tackling THREE major fitness championships at the age of 93. Sprightly Charles ...
The botox debate is a grey area and one that I've heard many times in the past few years. Simon Cowell seems to consider botox as a standard part of a beauty routine - any maybe he is right? Is botox very different from anti-aging face cream or makeup? Perhaps it's in the same category at brushing your teeth? Except with a deadly disease that can kill people in a hideous and painful way. Even so, I can't say I'm not tempted. With botox now available at your local butchers, bakers, candlestick makers - in a moment of insecurity or whilst having a very-bad-face-day it's all too easy to cave and suddenly find yourself with a frown than won't turn upside down, or left or right or any way at all.
While growing older can certainly be challenging to our health, reports about dementia, cancer and failing joints can make the prospect seem overly mi...
According to the preliminary results of a decade-long study, the vegetarian habits of religious group the Seventh-Day Adventists could cause the commu...
It's like I didn't take the phone call from middle age but it's left me a voicemail saying "I've reserved a place for you in your early forties, can you hurry up and confirm your coming only the demand is high and you'll be shoved back in economy if you don't claim your ticket soon".
Disrupted DNA in the "power packs" of cells may explain why women tend to live longer than men, research suggests. Mutations in the mitochondria - ...
Remember when you were little and your mum used to wear No7 make up and you thought it was SO grown up?
I actually think we can choose our age. We can be as childlike as we want or as 'grown up'. We can play whatever side of us we want to. Society has conditioned us to think if we are young we are free and when we get old we become tied down.
